MANUKA ARRIVES FROM SYDNEY.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 79, 30 September 1924, Page 8

MANUKA ARRIVES FROM SYDNEY.

The Union Company's steamer Manuka arnved in the stream at •Wellington at 11.30 thil morning from Sydney, and berthed later at No Svd£v h' t Queen' s■Wharf. She sailed from hydney at noon on Friday last and made an uneventful trip, experiencing light north-west Jsakeß, Rev. A. Bensley. Mr anrt ntr= n Brown, Hiss F. Bay, Mr J Baxter Mrs F* Croxton, Mr. D. Crossley Mr BT Collins \w' «S Mri T WV C"^ Mrs- Cook "Mr."!: c'«i£ Pm' JJ r- G- Curaming, Mr. A. W. ™* \.' r^ Mv,C°hen, Mrs. A. Colquitt, Mr. |fMfJn^r|-A^a^«d^: Ti viuh Mls\J" io^ cT< M'ss J. Foster, Miss Graham, Mr. H. Grifflths, Mr C GwillianY A ™hS wUinn!L ST SI i £r" »and krs- «■ Grant, iS: A. Holloway, Mr. F. A. Herbolt, Miss D. HisKens, Mr. and Mr?. H udman Mr H s Win; her. Mr. H. P Henry, Mr. W Hiil/ Mr. and ?r ■J* oney> Mr- J- Hennah, Mr. J. Home Mr. W. Hull, Mr. 0. Howland, Mr. P. Julian; Mr. 11. James, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kerr Mrs 2 children, Mr. A. B. Kingston' Mr. X Harakura, Mrs. le Cren, Miss Le Cren,' Xinnon, Miss W. M'lean, Father K'Loughlin, Miss A. M'Kenzie, Mies C. M'Kenzie, Miss B Matheson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mills, Mr. and i'Jwfi MMm rU?, n> .^ r- and Mrs- Moncur Pnd" E M',,r Mh; M"tl Dv Mrs- M. Murphy, Miss E. Murphy, Mrs. J. L. Morrison, Mrs. Muir, Mr. F; »• Mason, Mrs. B. Mathewson, Mr. T, Makashima, Miss C. B. Mills, Miss E. Nicholl HIE!- !F-;df ««r^: R. E. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. M?&. McNr^or!- M» T ?nU son, Mr. A. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Kerr Mr\ ifnf ",'« ?' Avalon' Miss ChTnose steerage, including 14 The cargo includes transhipments ex the following vessels :-Cooma, Karoola Levuka Caprera, Bunvali Kenna, Werrlboo, Zealandla; Moldavia, Marella, Eastern, Makura, Mongo' ha, Aramac, Jeni3 Bay, Hobson Bay, Maloja, Wireema, Largo Law, and about 2000 cases of Australian irutt. The Manuka is to leave Wellington at 11 a.m. on Friday on the return trip to Sydney.