LATE SHIPPING
MAKURA BERTHS. En route from Sydney to San Francisco the Union B.M.S. Alakura arrived in the stream at Wellington at 9.45 pan. yesterday, and after being* granted pratiquo was berthed shortly after 11 o'clock at No. 1, south, Queen’s wharf, to land her passengers and mails and to take in cargo. Tho Maicura, which was delayed at Sydney : owing to the fire which broke out in her stokehold on Thursday last, sailed from the New South Wales port at 1 p.m. on. Saturday. On her trip across tho Tasman Sea the vessel experienced fine weather and calm sens. Tho following passengers arrived by the vessel: —First saloon: Mrs D. Albert. Miss C. Albert., Mr and Mrs R. Barling, Mr and Mrs A. Baxter, Mr and Mrs P. Bate, Mr D. Blake. Mr D. I?-. Barron, Miss R. Collins, Mr R. Duncan. Mr A. Davis. Captain Doyle. Mrs D. Davey, Miss C. Davev, Mrs 11. Bussell. Mr G. Emory, Mr H. Enles, Mr nfid Mrs M. Garner, Mr R. Greene, Mr and Mrs R. Hill, Mr and Mrs Winter Hall and boy, Miss A. Hendry. Air ,T. Hut, Miss J. Hut, Mr W. A. Hunt. Miss W. M. Hay, Miss J\. Hickey. Mr J. Knowles, Mr F. King, Miss B- King, Mrs I#ong. Mrs E. Miller and boy. Airs At. Moss, Mr and Mrs 11. Nock, Messrs T. H. and H. Nock, Archbishop Redwood, Airs E. Stewart, Mr and Mrs H. Smith, Mr and Mrs S. Stoughton, Air and Airs S. Shier, Miss I p. Smith, Air O. D. Sherman. Mr A. Stephenson, Air L. Sturroek, Aliss S. Spencer, Air and Airs J. Tliornbury, Aliases D. M. and L. Turbet, Mrs H* Wilson, Captain L. Worrall. Afiss K. Whelan, Airs R. Williamson, Miss L. Workman. Second saloon: Airs At. Baillie, Mr and Airs II Bradley, Mrs G. Craft, Mr and Alr,s G. Danby. Miss L. Gvoby, Airs P. Gerson, Air F. Giles, Airs H. Haigh, Airs V. Henderson, Miss A. Jones, Mr A. \Tenpcr, Aliss M. Alyers, Air D. McDonald, Aliss M. Preen, Aliss A. Penson, Aliss P. Patton, Mr and Mrs W. RothweU and boy, Mr C. Richards, Aliss J. Reid, Mr and Airs R. Smith and boy, Aliss S. Sherman, Messrs ,T. and G. Stephen, Airs A. Smnsbury, Mr J. Thorn, Air J. Walters, and 42 third class, including 12 Chinese. 'the Makura is scheduled to leave Wellington at 3 o’clock this afternoon m continuation of her voyage to San i'rancisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12456, 26 May 1926, Page 9
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