TAINUI SAFE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9503, 28 May 1913, Page 6

TAINUI SAFE.

ARRIVES AT CORUNNA. HER PORT COW STOVE IN. (By Eucibic Telwbapii—CoPtßiam.) (Feb Pbesb Association.) LONDON, May 27. The Garth Castle answered the Tainui's wireless call. The Nyanza also received the call for assistance, and steamed at full 6peed to her help. The Tainui has reached Corunna, and repairs are proceeding, Lloyd's report that her port bow is stove in. THE PASSENGERS. Following is the list of passengers taken by the Tainui from all New Zealand ports : FIRST SALOON. From Wellington: Mesdames Reddin, Saumarez Smith, Nurse Underwood, Miss M. Saumarez Smith, Messrs C. S. Betton, C. L M. Booth, Denny, Forster, B. Y. Goring. F. Klosterman, J. Macmillan', R. Nettleton, Reddin, D. Scrimgeour, W. K. Ward, Rev. Saumarez Smith, and Master C. Saumarez Smith, S. G. Ward. From Auckland : Misses E. M. McLean. S. F. McLean, E. J. Miles, A. C. Miles, Messrs G. H. Negrc. and S. Quick, and Rev. G. P. Quick. From Christchurch: Miss F. Armstrong, and Mr J. Ronald. f From Napier: Miss K. Giblin and Mr M. Johnstone. SECOND SALOON. From Wellington: Misses E. Baker, G. B. Gaudin, M. Winks, Mesdames Baker, M. Baker-Gabb, Barnes, Gaudin, McLean, Leon. Mules, Messrs W. Baker, J. W. j Barnes, C'. Fair, W. J. Gaudin, R. Jones, Leon, W. Mackin, P. A. Margeson, P. McLean, F. Nicoll, C. A. Seyler, K. Spiewski, G. Toombs, L. Wins, and Rev. V. K. Mules. From Auckland: Misses E. C. Banks, and E. Grice, Mrs A. Cunningham, Messrs A. V. Harrington, and P. Herd, and Master L. Cunningham. From Christchurch: Mesdames B. Bon ham and A. Lenihan. From Dunedin: Misses M. E. Murray and White, Mesdames White. Closs, Moore, Mr J. Moore, and Professor White. From New Plymouth : Mr J. L. Perry. THIRD CLASS. From Wellington: Misses L. M. Lucas and N. Govett, Mesdames Brown, Cameron, F- Lucas, W. Miskclly, Tyrer, Messrs VV. Boulton, A. W. Blackwell, J. Brown, R. Brown, D. K. Cameron, W. Carter, J. R. Cooke, C, G. Erskine, J. Greenman. J. Landers, John Lloyd, Turner. 11. Tyrer, Masters J. Brown. H. J. Lucas, Miskeily, S. Tyrer. and A. Boulton. From Auckland: Misses L. Hall and J. Bramwell. Mesdames Bennett. W. Constantine, E. W. Pilcher, J. Warren, Waller, Messrs W. Collinson, W. Constantine. Crowrtoen, F. Dorrington, P. Nicholson, C. North, F. Pamplin, W. E. Taylor, L. Waller and Watson. From Christchurch: Mrs J. Baton. Messrs R. J. Fenning, A. Hamer, R. Quickenden, G. 11. Ravment. A, Smith. J. B. Taverner. and J. Thomas. From Dunedin: Misses X. Cockeriine and J. Cockeriine, Mesdames C. A. Bamford, Cockeriine, J. McColl, Messrs Cockeriine. J. McColl, W. Mclean, and Master Cockerline. From Napier: Mr T. Jackson From Picton: Mrs Jarvis, 'Messrs J. Jarvis and J. Jeffrey. From Nelson: Mrs Heap and Masters Ileap (2). From Oamaru : Mr W. Craig. From Westport: Mr R. Brown. From Greymouth: .Messrs 11. Kyle and W. l Aicken. NO. 2 HOLD FLOODED. PASSENGERS ALL WELL. Received Mav 28. 9.30 a.in " LONDON, May 27. The steamer Tainui has several plates bent or broken. Number 2 hold is now flooded. The Garth Castle is 150 miles from Plymouth, and has on board 203 of flic Tainui's passengers. All are well. CANTERBURY MUTTON IN THE DAMAGED HOLDS. CHRISTCHURCH. May 27. The local agents for thr> Shaw," Savili line state that, the No. 1 hold (which was reported by cable to be full of water) and i!ie No. 2 hold (reported to be tilling with water) contain (he frozen meat shipped at Lyttelton.