NAMES OF THE CREW.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 188, 9 August 1924, Page 7

NAMES OF THE CREW.

MOSTLY FEOM WEIXINGTON. The correct names of the RippU-'s rrcvr i are as follows: — Captain J. A. Norling. who is in command. He is married and resides in Wellington. Thomas M. Nicholson, chief Ho is married, and his wife resides at Eltham. His father, Mr. Charle3 Nicholson, lives in Union Street, Auckland. D. McAllister, second officer. He is married and resides at Kapler. Hβ only recently signed on the Ripple a3 relieving officer. B. Neilsen, chief engineer. He is married, his wife residing ar. Jolmsonville. He joined the vessel a month a<;o in place of Mr. J. Glover, who died in Wellington on Wednesday. II W. J. Meban, second engineer. He rei sides at 10. .Murphy Street, Wellington. '[Bernard Gtistaffson, He is 1 ; single and resides at Wellington. ' Percival Cavey, so:.man. He is single and lives in Wellington. , j Bernard Johansen, seaman. He is single ■ I and. resides in Wellington. • Eobert Williamson, seaman. He is mari ried and resides in Wellington. E. Anderson, seaman, Wellington. W. R. Bruce, seaman, Wellington. I John Charles Oner, fireman. He is married and lives in Wellington. : Robert Nelson, fireman. Ho is single and ■ resides in Wellington. ; John J. Way, fireman. He is married and. resides in Wellington. IC. Squires, ship's cook, Gisborne. He • joined the vessel in Wellington just before it sailed. • D. Crawford, steward, whom the Napier office of the company advises was on board. There were also two passengers, their names being:— E. E. Taylor, accountant to A. D. Riley and Company, engineering importers, ' Wellington, fie is married, with a family. P. Lendau. Little is known in Welling- ; ton concerning him. He booked a : passage by tho Hippie for Napier. 1 A statement has been published thai ■ Mr. Barton, junior, of Trentham, was a 1 passenger. This, however, is incorrect. Mr. Barton went to Napier on the Ripple's previous trip, and intended ' returning in the Ripple when she came ' back this time.