AWATEA FOR SYDNEY
List Of Passengers
When she left Wellington last night for Sydney Che Union Company’s liner Awatea took the following passengers:— Mr. L. Aflow, Mrs. A. Aislabie, Mrs. H. D. Allen, Mr. A. S. Arnheim, Mr. G. Aston, Mr. W. A. Brodie, Rev. Andrews K. D. Baxter. Mrs. Andrews K. D. Baxter, Miss A. E. Bradbury, Mr. D. G. Buist, Mr. W. Beadel, Mrs. W. Beadel, Lieut. C. H. Burton, Miss P. Bamford, Miss R. Bailey, Mr C. R. Bldwell, Mrs. C, R. Bidwell, Mr. Bingham, Mrs. Bingham, Miss J. F. Belt, Mr. A, E. Bennett, Mr. Barnett, Mrs. Brahn, Mrs. J. E. Bryce, Mrs. 5L Barnes, Mr. J. Booth, Mrs. J. Booth, Mr. F. Bradley, Miss E. Booth, Miss B. Booth, Mrs. A. Bryant, Mr. M. Basile, Miss Y. A. Brown, Mrs. Borkman, Mrs. M. Brown, Mr. D. D. Boyle, Mrs. J. E. Bryce, Mr. J. S. Brown, Mr. J. Brown, Mr. A. Beath.
Mr. W. I. Combs, Mr. R. Colquhoun, Mr. C. V. Chamberlain, Mr. B. R. Connolly, Mr. H. Crawford; Airs. H. Crawford, Mr. J. Carter, Mr. J. Clarke, Mrs. J. Clarke, Mies B. V. Coventry, Miss N. F. Clarke, Mr. F. Daniels, Mr. 11. G. Davies, Mrs. 11. G. Davies, Miss M. J. Davies, Mrs. Dalziell, Airs. M. Dawes, Mr. S. Dick, Mr. E. H. Davies, Mr. F. Doulton, Miss K. E. Cook, Miss H. Coombs, Miss N. Clarke, Mrs. D. E. Capill, Mr. T. M. Capill, Mr. R. W. Craig, Mrs. R. W. Craig, Allss R. Christian, Mrs. I. Dixou, Miss I. Al. Eastgate, Mr. L. P. Evans, Mrs. M. T. Freed, Miss D. E. Gourley, Mr. J. W. Griblle. .Mr. D. Ellwood, Mr. H. Ellwood, Airs. R. Felton, Mr. S. W. Fleming, Mr. J. R. Frizzell, Mr. V. T. Fail.
Mr. Al. Gooch, Airs. B. Gillies, Miss B. Gillies, Mr. C. Goldrie, Mr. J. Garrard, Mrs. J. Garrard, Mrs. K. H. Hyder, Allss I. H. P. Hyder, Mr. L. B. Horchen, Mrs. L. B. Hotchen, Miss AV. Al. Hotchen. Mr It. Harker, Mrs. R. Harker, Airs. A. \V. Hardy, Mr. A. W. Hardy, Mr. A. L. Ho-rspool, Mrs. A. Holman, Mr. A. C Hay, Miss F J. Jeffreys, Mr. G. Johnson, Air. L. Kearsley, Mr. F. King. Mrs. G. Leigh, Master L. Leigh, Mr. J. E. Long, Mr. C. F. Hogg, Mrs. C. F. Hogg, Professor Hunter, Mrs. A. Holman, Miss M. Hester Mr. K. Hunter, Air. 11. Ince. Mr. A. J. Jobson Mrs. A. J. Jobsou, Mr. G. L. Jackson, Airs. Kelly, Mr. H. Landon Smith, Airs. A. AV. Leggatt, Mrs. J. Lambert.
MISS Al. Langdon, Mr. O. Lambert, Mrs. O. Lambert, Mr. AV. Lambert, Mrs. W. Lambert, Mr. S. W. Lemmon, Mr. Lorigan, Mr. AV. G. Moffitt, Miss J. AV. Masters, Miss B. I. Alastere, Miss O. B. Masters, Miss Al. J. Malone, Miss P. A. Maurer, Mr. G. A. Maddison, Sir Chas. Marr, Airs. R. Mac Fie E. E. Murphy. Mr. A. Milne, Mr. H. de C. Ale Arthur, Airs. M. McKenzie, Mr. S. J. MeGlbbon. Miss D. Martis, Mrs. Al. Mann, Mrs. W. Mills, Miss P. M Mills, Mrs. M. P. Marshall. Mr. C. AV. Alay. Mrs. C. AV. May,’Mr. AV. E. Mitchell, Miss .Al. Mawbey. Mr. C. AV. Massey, Mr. A. Martiu. Miss M. McGregor, Allss H. Mclver. Allss K. Nicholson. Mrs. J. S. Nelson, Miss F. J. Nelson, Miss P. Pearce, Master B. Porter, Air. F. B. Porter, Mrs. F. B. Porter, Miss A. K. -Porter, Master F. Porter.
Miss R. Neale, Mr. J. M. Ollier, Miss E. Pollard. Sir. V. L. Palmer, Mrs. A. R. Peterson, Miss C. Pine, Mr. J. Palareet. Mr. C. H. Plimuier, Mr. C. B. Pepper, Mrs. C. B. Pepper, Dr. Paterson, Mrs. Paterson Mr. Richardson, Professor 1,. Rogers, Miss M. Ramsay, Miss M. O. Ritchie, Mr. R. H. ReeVes, Miss P. Ratford, Mr. W. J. Rawlings, lilrs. W. J. Rawlings. Mr. N. Rennell, Mr. Roberts, Miss V. Renonf, Mr. T. G. Robinson, Mrs. T. G. Robinson, Miss T. Robinson, Miss L. Robinson, Miss P. Robinson. Miss I. Robinson, Mrs. M. L. Richardson. Mr. K. Robinson, Master R. Robinson, Mrs. V. Robinson, Miss D. Reid. Mr. J. B. Sainsbury. Mrs. J. B. Sainsbury. Mr. Stoodley. Mrs. Stoodley. Miss F. M. Snell, Mr. G. Sherwood, Mrs. E. M; Sharp, Mr. A. Seamer. Miss W. Samwortli. Mr. T. H. Smith, Mr. Splnslev, Mr. H. A. J. Skipworth.
Mrs. F. Stephens, Mr. C. AV. Shepley, Miss S. Shaw, Mr. J. U. Smith, Miss M. P. Simpson, Mr. A. R. Shillson, Miss A. M. Shearer, Mr. A. G. Sedgeuiau, Mr. G. H. Trott, Mr. 11. It. Thomson. Mrs. 11. K. Thomson, Mr. Thomson. Mr. C. A. Trethewan. Miss M. Weston, Airs. M. AVaddington. Miss M. AVard, Mrs. B. C. IVelch. Major G. IL Walker, Rev. Father J. M. Wall, Mr. S. C. AVayland, Mr. AV. I’. Walker. Miss N. AVilson, Miss C. Thomson, Mrs. E. Tanner, Miss E. M. Thompson, Mr. Trebutrou, Mrs. Trebuken, Mr. F. J. Twiss. Mrs. F. J. Twiss, Mr. E. M. Tavlor. Mr. .Marino A’assile, Mrs. M. M. AVillson, Mrs. L. M. AVillson. Mrs. J. 11. C. AVllfiains, Miss E. AValtc, Miss K. AV. Willford. Mr. E. AVhittle, Master G. AVhittle, Master K. AVhittle, Miss J. Whittle, Miss B. AVhittle. Mr. E. J.' Wright, Mr. D. AVilson.
FISCUS WITH PHOSPHATE. The British steamer Fiscus cleared Ocean Island last Saturday with phosphate for Auckland and 'Wanganui. She is due at Auckland on August 17.
AKAROA CLEARS COLON. The Shaw, Savill Company has received cabled advice that its liner Akaroa cleared Coion last-Monday. She left Auckland on July 111 for Southampton and London, via the "Panama Canal. MELBOURNE STAR LOALHNG. In ballast from Brisbane, the Blue Star Line motor-ship Melbourne Star reached Bluff on Tuesday to commence her Homeward loading. She will leave there again on Saturday for Wellington, and Is due here next Monday for further loading. From here she will proceed to Napier, Gisborne and Auckland to till up. and is scheduled to clear the northern port finally .on August 31 for London, via Cape Horn. SURREY ARRIVES HOME. Cabled advice has been received by the Federal Company that the Surrey reached Southampton on Tuesday morning. She left Wellington on July 2 for Southampton, London, Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow, via the Panama Canal. WAIMANA DUE TO-DAY. To continue her Homeward loading, the Shaw. Savill steamer Waimana is due at Wellington this afternoon from Timaru and will berth at the Glasgow Wharf. She is to leave again to-morrow for Wanganui, New Plymouth and Auckland to till up and is scheduled to-clear the northern port finally on August 19 for London, Avonmouth, Cardiff. Liverpool and Glasgow, via the Panama Canal. RUAHINE AT SUVA. The New Zealand Shipping Company lias received cabled advice that its liner Ruahine, from London, reached Suva yesterday afternoon. She will leave there again on Saturday for Wellington, and is due here on August 18 to land passengers only. The Ruahine wilt leave here again later the same day for Dunedin, Lyttelton, Bluff and Napier to discharge her London cargo. AORANGI LEAVES HONOLULU. The C.-A. motor-liner Aorangi, en route from Vancouver, left Honolulu yesterday for Suva. Auckland and Sydney. She is due at Auckland ou August 21.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 270, 11 August 1938, Page 14
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