OVERLAND PASSENGERS.
Yesterday's Through Trains.
FROM DUNEDIN FOR THE SOUTH. — MISS A. Bayrd, Mr and Mrs Cooper, Mr G. Bastian, Mr J. A. Burt, Mr W. Patrick, Mr J. Squires, Mr G. F. Gibb, Mr T. Graham, Mrs Huuter, Mrs Fleming i ar" dt? m>} y,),lilr and Mra M'Groth (and family), Miss M'Callum, Mr and Mrs Whitmarsh, Miss Tr S' Mrs Breton, Miss Jones, Mrs Moffatt, Mr H. N; Abbott, Mr and Mrs Steel, Mr R. Smith, Mr J. Dobbie.
For Dunedin from the South.—Mr and Mrs MLay (and child), Mrs Thompson, Mr W. H. Pearson, Mr F. Pettit, Mr A. F. Fleming, Mrs Stacey, Miss Braithwaite, Mr S. Solomon, Mr A. Tapper, Mr Henry, Master G. Moodie, Mr J. Macauley.
From Dunedin for the North.—For Christchurch : Mr H. Pnikiest (and wife), Mr T. Bacon, Miss M'Alpine. For Timaru :MrH. H. Jeffreys, Mrs A. J. Burns, Miss Burns. For Dunedin from the North. — Captain Proudfoot, Lieutenant Chalmer, Mr J. Edwards, Mr W. Hutchison, MrE. P. Roberts, Mr R. S. Sparrow, Mr C. Speight, Mrs Burns (and child), Mrs W..8. Edwards.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9383, 24 March 1892, Page 1
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180OVERLAND PASSENGERS. Otago Daily Times, Issue 9383, 24 March 1892, Page 1
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