SUBSCRIPTION LIST OPENED

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIX, Issue XX, 15 November 1902, Page 1240

SUBSCRIPTION LIST OPENED

His Worship the Mayor of Auckland has opened a subscription list for the relief of the sufferers by the wreck, and so soon as the circumstances of the ease are better known he will convene a public meeting to discuss the question and appoint a relit f committee. M 1 SC ELEA NEOUS NOTES. Mr. ,1. G. Ralph, of Sylvia Park, was returning to New Zealand, as were Mrs. Cassrells, wife of a well-known resident of Pacroa, who has been on a visit to Australia for some months. Ji, was reported at the Thames today that Mr. Chris. Harris, the wellknown mining man, was aboard the Elingamite, but his name does not app< ar in the passenger list. Archdeacon Calder to-day wired to the Rev. C. .1. Merton, of Kaitaia, asking him to do all in his power- to assist any passengers or members of the crew from the Elingamite who might come ashore in the vicinity. Capttfin Plunkett, underwriters’ surveyor, left by the Clansman this morning. Sir J. G. Ward has directed all telegraphic offices in the North to remain open until further notice, and the local post office has been instructed to give the press all available information. SYDNEY, this day. The following- are the names of Ihe Elingamite’s steerage passengers: Messrs Lungavito, TTod>>n. Morris, J. Morris, Abbott, Wilson Banks, I liompson. Patterson, Miss Dunn, Berry and wife, and four children, Mrs Sully, Green and wife. Hung•fcllow, Prodon, Robinson, O’Connor, Perkins and wife. Middlehurst, Massey, Jennings, Kennedy, Kelly, Christesen, Hawkinson, wife and two children, Dixon, Palmer. Parker, Doerty, Markox itch, Turnin, Frederick, Beirot, Boesch, Rosandich, Massey. Gurik, Napier, wife and infant, Muirhead. (’haploe, Mills, Clark, and a number of others booked aboard the steamer.