COMING BY THE KENT.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 63, 12 September 1911, Page 8

COMING BY THE KENT.

Tltp following pnssefcgcrs are on board the Federal-Honldei'-Shire steamer Kent, which i"S due afc Wellington on Ikl October, via Capetown, Außtralin, and Auckland :— SnJoon : For Wellington— Df. Spencer F. fieaftl. For Auckland—Mrs, mid Miss Gerard, Steerage: F-oi 1 Wellington— Misecs Sedcole, I. Douglas, M. A. Lightfoot, Mrs. Snlcole. Slwrs. F, Newman, H. BriEeoe, J. Dow, W. sedcole, W lteid, I W; Walker, W. McQneeti, .T. Y. Oliver, M A. Lightfoot, R. SnHivan, M. ttortor, T, 111.1.I 1 . Head, A. .T. Waul. For Auckland— Mr. Robert, Mrs Sliss, and Master Marslon, i&t., Mrs., and Miss Stretton, Mrs. M. McAlfhj-. Missrs .T. Gordon, F. Maddox. Messrs. f,. Stewart, W. Chadwick, C. Joyce, W. Clear}. For tjrt' telkffi— Mrs. M. Erowne and 3 children, Mi»s I. Palmer, Mrs, aiid Messrs. E4E 4 and N. Roberts, Me&srs. J. Browne and N. tt. West. For Dnneduv-Mr. and Mfs. Robert Cocka-lifiß and family (3), For tort Chalmers— Mf«a H. McDougMl, Mt. ft. Irvine. The Aralmra las been detained at W*Btport on account of bad weather, aad It is expected to despatch her for Kelsoh at 10 o clock to-night. , Capta-in Doorly, of the Kotnata, has teen appointed to the coffiffiftttd of the hew steamer Karma in place of Captain Morley, who ib coming ashore for orders. Captain Ma«son, late chief officer of the Mahcno, will have charge of tne Koffiata The Te Ahati is fcinied to sail from Wrttport at noon to-morrow for Wellington. The Corinna is to leave Lyttelton at 8 o'clock tcnight for Wellington. 'the Nayua, which is bringing fruit from Fiji, as expected to get away from Auckland for Wellington at 6 p.m. today. i