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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 11, 12 January 1918, Page 6

So great was the rusu of pleasureseekers to Arkle's Bay and way ports this afternoon that the Oneroa went away packed at 1.30 p.m. Half an hour later the Orewa left, packed to the limit; in fact, a number of passengers were turned off, and the Waiotahi, which was running to Kawau, took the surplus pleasure-seekers to Arkle's Bay direct. Mr. Charles Weaver, president of the Waterside Workers' Union, and Mr. H. Hillier, secretary, write stating that Daniel Drummond, a witness in the betting case, was not a member of that union, as stated in our report of the case, and had never been a member. Glsborne, January 12.—The passengers per Monowal for Auckland to-morrow morning are: Mr and Mrs Tltball. Mr anil Mrs Callin, Mr and Mrs C. C. Lambert and child. Misses Froimn, M Paterson. 15adc, Johnstone. Brigham, Mesdsuies broughton, Fromm, Lelghton, Freitn and 2 children, Bald, Thomas and child, Heale and infant Leavy. • Blair, Messrs H. It. Williams, Glover, Johansen, Wlldlsh. Strieker, Dr. Robinson, Masters Broughton, Castell.