A PASSENGER MISSING.

Otago Witness, Issue 2541, 26 November 1902, Page 28

A PASSENGER MISSING.

AUCKLAND, November 19. Mrs Scottmg, a saloon passenger by the Elingamite, previously in the list of saved, was drowned. Her little daughter was saved. She was a widow, bound,for Dunedin from Sydney, and was to have been married to a Dunedin gentleman. THE MISSING. So far as it has been possible to ascertain, the following are the names of the missing passengers and crew of the Elingamite: — SALOON PABSENGEES. Mr and Mrs Greeu- Mr W. H. Hutchings wood. Mr S. Floweis Mr and Mxbs Chadwick M. E. H. Reid Mrs Scotting Mr J. Dunn Miss Skinner Mr A. Bennie STEERAGE rASSENOERS. Mrs Hugo Mr E. Kelly Mr C. Chaploa Mr G. Kennedy Mr A. Reynolds Mr H. Mills Mr A. Kbrris Mr Lennox Mr W. O'Connor Mr James Jennings Mt Christieon Mrs Bury'B child Mr A. G. Palmer THE CBKW. W. B. Watson, -third F. Raman, trimmer officer G.-M'Qree, trimmer R. Fraser, chief engi- W. Arkell, pantryman neer G. Gaider, steward W. Seymour, A.B- T. E. Bell, saloon J. Jones, A.B. waiter W. Sullivan, trimmer C. Hcnriksen, second E. Mulcahey, trimmer p-ntrrman D. M'Culloch, trimmer T. Reggs, second cook THE DEAD. The following are the dead accounted for np to the present: — Mrs Sully, died on the boat oa the iray to Hohoura. Mrs M'Guirk, died on the raft. T. E. Muirhead, jumped from the raft, and drowned. k. 6. Anderson, died on the raft. J. Pretty, died on the raft. Dickson, died on the raft. Herbert Rogers, died on the raft. Eilia (second stewatd), died on the Toft. A. passenger (name unknown), jumped from the raft and drowned. 'Green, Johnson. Parker, bodies picked up by the Greyhound, and buried at Hohoara.