PASSENGERS BY THE TONGARIRO.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5057, 17 September 1894, Page 3

PASSENGERS BY THE TONGARIRO.

The following pasengers had booked up to August 10 by tbe New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ton g-iriro, which sailed from London for New Zealand on August 23 :— For Lyttelton— Mra F. J. Hirst, E97 J. J. Doke, Mrs, Misa and Ma3ters Dcke, Mr, Mrs and Misa Clarke, Mr, Mrs and Miss Eesce, Mr, Mra and Miss Monro, Miaaeß S. Grist and E.Loouoes, Mr and Mrs 5. Burnip,- Mr and Mra J. Woodward, Mr W. Farquahar; for Wellington— Messrs F. Kinnear, J. Dalrymple, F. Sanders and 6. Steward, Mr, Mro, Mies and Master Dawson, Mr, Mrs, Mies and Master Menteatb, Misses Leo and Gollan, Messrs E. Mills and C. Gauter, Mr and Mrs Dallon, Messrs Dallon (2); for Port Cbalinera— Messrs Q. Stevetson, H. J. Anderson, E. W. and W. A. Brewer, Mrs, Mies and Masters (3) Gray, Mr and Mrs M'Leonan; for Napier— Mies B. Blain ; for Auckland— Mr, Mrs and Misses (2) Yeats, Mr Jamieaoa, Mr and Mrs Hall, Mrs Coles } for Wanganni— Mr J, C. Hatherly ; for New Plymouth — Mr D. Dunbar, Miss Colliaon, Mr, Mrs, MiEB and Maatera (4) Marr, Me Sirs. Man (2); for Nehon — Moaers Cacfeemaille (3), Missoa Cacbemsille (2). There are four paaeengera for Teneriffe, three for Capetown, eight for Melbourne, two for Hobarc and one for Launceßton. atjstealiTnThipping. Sydney, Sept. 17. Sailed— Celtic Sing, for Wellington. Sailed— Alameda.