THE KUMARA'S PASSENGERS.
ALMOST EVERY TRADE REPRESENTED. , tBX TILEoitArn—PHES3 .ABSOCIATIOS.) . I ; ' ■•'.•■'•;■; .'■' Dunedin,',lTeoruary !23. The Kumdra, 1 which''arrived from London to-day, brings' 155. passengers, of. whom 124 are-adults. All except four are thirdclass passengers,, 46: of whom .are .assisted; Thoro are' two .doin'estio .servants,: iind^ almost every' tra'de., is represented. .Of ,the assisted niiasongorß 26 have,.booh riominatod by frkw. ■■'"■■ : . . ','■ ■"■', ;. .' "•.',' :■
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 442, 26 February 1909, Page 8
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58THE KUMARA'S PASSENGERS. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 442, 26 February 1909, Page 8
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