WANGANELLA FOR SYDNEY

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 97, 18 January 1935, Page 12

WANGANELLA FOR SYDNEY

Heavy Passenger List The Huddart, Parker motor-liner Wanganeila, which left Wellington yesterday afternoon tfor Sydney and Melbourne, took the following passengers:— Dr. R. H. -Bettington, Mr. Colin S. Gibson, Mr. F. H. Carder, Brother V. MeAnulty, Mr. 11. E. Hall, Mr. !•'. P. Robinson. Master L. S. Davison, (Mrs. B. Davison, Mr. F. J. Carolane, Miss K. JI. yilis, Rev. Father F. Clune, Jiev. Father T. M. Heffernan, Mr. H. R. van Borssum, jun., Mr. and Mrs. A. E. A. Budd, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart, Mr. R. S. Stewart, Master E. F. Stewart, Mrs. E. Rennlek, Miss H. Renniek, Mr. F. Close, Mr. 1. Close, Mr. 11. J. W. Bowden, Mr. S. C. A. Widen, Mr. B. Hall, Mr. A. Potter, Miss L. Potter, Mr. J. Simipson. Mrs. J. Smith, Miss J. Smith, Miss M. Davidson, Mr. L. It. Carter, Mr. F. L. Engel, Mr. D. B. Bertram, Mr. T. A. Scott, Mr. R. G. Flannery, Mr. G. E. Flannery, Mrs. G. E. Flannery. Miss C. Meldrum, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ward. Miss J. Gellately, Miss A. E. Fryer, Miss G. Fryer. Mr. H. Jonathan. Cape, Mrs. H. It. Kcssell, Master J. L. Kessell, Mr. and Mrs. C. Williamson, Mr. A. 11. Poole, Mrs. A. Dawkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reinhold, Miss S. Fitzgerald Eagar, Mr. C. A. Black, Mr. G. J. Jones; Miss E. Koch, Mrs. A. M. Jenkins, Miss B. Leer, Mr. W. H. Price, Miss J. M. Stephenson, Mr. Stuart Stephenson, Mr. John Coyle, Mr. 11. K. Manning, Mrs. H. C. W. Preston, Miss P. A. Preston, Mr. C. R. Jager, Mr. C. H. Jager, Master L. A. Jager, Mr. It. Porter, Mr. P. Fowler, Mrs. W. H. Walton, Miss D. J. Walton, Mr. H. W. Brock. Miss E. Gardner. Mrs. F. B. Sivyer, Miss G. F. Sivyer, Miss'E. C. M. Bell, Mr. G. W. Thompson, Miss M. S. Wilson, Mr. F. J. Kirlby,- Mr. E. A. Newton, Dr. J. Ross, Master It. E. J. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Torrington, H. Pincomibe. Mrs. E. A. Black. Master C. T. A. Black, Miss A. Foley, Master G. J. M. Nairn, Miss A. M. Hannan, Mrs. F. E. Mortimore, Mr. J. W. Price, Lieut. J. M. Hepiper, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Sampson, Mr. V. E. Sampson. Mr. N. A. Sampson, Mrs. T. B. McMnrtrie, Miss M. J. McMurtrie, Mr. T. B. McMurtrib, Mr. R. W. Davies, Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Meagher, Miss E. M. Sutton, Mrs. B. Birch, Mr. I. E. Bennett, Mrs. M. A. Finch, Miss F. 51. Finch, Miss A. McNamara, Miss M. Heyward, Miss E. F. Clements. Miss M. Keating. Miss J. Scutt. Miss IT. Ferguson, Mr. J. H. Tucker, Miss Allen, Mrs. J. W. Scott. Miss- A. L. Thomson, Rev. Brother B. Gilbert. Mr. H. F. Marsh, Dr. Olat Bentzen, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Pickett, Mr. ’A. E. Honeylbone, Mr. J. Hodges. Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. L. Sheppard. Master G. G. Sheppard, Master C. R, Sheppard. Mr. H. L. Lane, Mr. C. W. E. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brenneke, Mrs. J. S. Laing, Mr. G. Winks. Brother D. P. O’Connor, Brother N. X. Monoghan. Mrs. 11. W. Pilcher, Miss M. B. Pilcher, Mr. and Mrs. A. Delmonte, Mr. J. B. Crammond. Mr. G. D. S. Pickles, Miss F. C. Mulhall. Miss L. M. Brand, Mrs. A. E. Brand, Master N. E. Brand, Mr. A. E. Brand, Miss JI. B. Ramsay. Mr. W. J. C. Carnegie, Mr. H. W. Pilcher, Mrs. S. DuffFyfe, Miss P. Duff-Fyife, Miss A. Duff-Fyfe, Jlrs. A. H. Gillespie. Airs. J. Gamble, Jlrs. A. Dawson, Mis-s M. W. Clarke, Miss C. Flannery, Jliss G. E. Hutchinson. Miss J. B. Lloyd, Mr. J. L. Murphy. Miss M. A. Browne, Miss J. Arthur, Miss A. Hough, Jlrs. E. G. Jordan, Miss L. B. Brenchley, Jliss Judy Brown, Jliss M. U. Lattey, Jlrs. JI. H. Atkinson, Miss JL E. Atkinson. Captain and Jlrs. J. H. D.. Gardner, Jlaster J. B. Gardner, Jlrs. E. Tomlinson, Jliss JI. E. Tomlinson, Jlaster L. A. Tomlinson, Jliss J. E. Stevens, Jlrs. E. G, Field, Jlrs. E. JI. Reade, Jliss D. JI. Reade, Jliss JI. F. England, Jliss J. McLeod, Jlrs. JI. Wright. Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jlaster P. C. Taylor. Jliss E. E. A* Sullivan, Mrs_/W. A. Wilkie, Miss J. M. Scott, Jlrs. J. JL Struthers, Jliss F. K. Wood, Jliss S. C. Dixon. Jliss J. Fraser, Jliss H. Lyon. Jlrs. J. M. Hodges. .Miss E. E. Davidson, Jliss E. G. Davidsorf, Jlrs. E. Hampson, Jliss JI. 11. Smitheram, Jliss D. F. Jloncy, Mr. and Jlrs. T. F. Smitheram, Jliss JI. H. Logan, Jlrs. JI. E. Logan, Jliss F. E. K. Turner, Miss V. JI. Jlaudc. Jtr. •and Jlrs. H. P. Wise. Jliss Natalie Grushenkova. Jlrs. D. Palmer. Jlr. and Jlrs. S. Simpson. Jlr. and Jlrs. 11. A. Wilson, Mr. ,T. E. Bundle, Jlr. K. L. Moore. Mr. G. W. Halford, Jlr. L. E. Atkinson, Mr. IV. G. Derham, Jlr. P. Lucas. Jlr. A. G. A. Jlorison. Jlr. T. Nicholson. Jlr. and Jlrs. F. G. Adamson, Jlr. C. Schramm, Jlr. 1 C. It. Stringer, Jlr. W. Hudson. Jlr. H. Sadler, Jlr. F. Anderson, Jlr. L. F. Brodie, Jlr. 11. Alexander, Jlr. and Jlrs. J. Calder, Mr. and Jlrs. A. Reed. Jtr, and Jlrs. Vaithinatha Kankasabapati, Jlr. and Jlrs. H. G. Wilson, Jlr. and Mrs. R. Johnstone, Jlr. and Jlrs. J. It. Perreaux. Jliss J. A. Pcrreaux, Jlr. and Jlrs. Chas. Stairs, Jtr. H. Livingstone, Jlr. W. T. Marriner, Jlr. D. JlcClineliy. Jlr. Zandon, Jlr. L. A. de Venney, Jtr. J. Clarke, Mr. and Jlrs. G. Barras, Mr. T. Vaughan. Jlr. J. Vaughan, Jliss R. O. Jlilnes, Jlrs. J. B. Laurenson. Jlrs. A. Bailey, Jlr. A. .7. JI. Jlalcolmson, Jlrs. I. Gold. Jlrs. JI. W, Parsons, Master W. 1,. Parsons. Jlrs. E. Jlatt, Jliss JL ,T. Salisbury. Jlrs. V. Cohen, Jlr. I. Driscoll, Jlr.P. F. Sharpley, Jlr. 11. L. Towers. Jlr. T. J. Crowe, Jlr. L. C. JlcLachlan, Jlr. S. •T. Sullivan, Mr. J. S. Johnston, Jlr. K. S. Ashcroft, Detective N. ,T. S. JlcPhee, Rev. and Jlrs. W. G. Hayward. Jlr. C. H. Jlatthews, Jlr. T. G. Broadway. Jlr. ,T. B. MacFarlane, Jlr. G. L. Broadlev. Jlr. G. H. Dickens, Jlr. F. L. Clitherall, Mr. H. Hyde, Jlr. JI. Wright. Jlr. J. Jt. Ryan, Jtr. E. Harrison, Jlr. W. J. A. Sissons, Jlr. and Jlrs. A. IT. G. Paterson. Jlaster D. B. Paterson. Jliss R. A. Paterson. Jliss L. Paterson. Jlaster A. A, Paterson. BREAK IN CABLE. Tlie cable steamef Recorder is to leave Auckland for Norfolk Island next Tuesday to repair a break in the AucklandNorfolk Island cable, about 49 miles from the island. The vessel completed replenishing her bunkers at Auckland on Tuesday last, and further preparations for her coming voyage will occupy some days. WAIPAWA LATE. The Shaw. Savill niotnr-ship Waipawa. which will leave Auckland on Jtonday for Nanier, wi’l not load at Wellington until January 25. She will leave finally for London, via the Panama Canal, at 5 p.m. on January 28. THE AKAROA. The Shaw. Savill liner. Akaroa, which has been loading at Lyttelton, was to sail yesterday for Auckland. She will not leave there until January 26. when she conies to complete at Wellington, sailing from hero on February 6 for Southampton and London. ria the Panama Canal. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Jlr. _V. Jlillcr. previously third officer of the Kainilro, has exchanged ships with Jlr. H. J. Kemp, who held a similar position in the Waipiata. Jlr. O. H. Dillner has replaced Jlr. J. E. Hamer as chief engineer of the Tamahine. Jlr. r. Jlcnhennet has returned from holiday leave, and has rejoined the Rangatira in the capacity of fourth engineer. Jlr. T. 11. Downes is to join the Narbada in Wellington as third engineer, relieving Jlr. W. E. Sanders for holiday. RANGITATA SAILING. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Rangitata is scheduled to sail to-day from Auckland for London, via the Panama Canal. Kingston and Plymouth. GABRIELLA TO SAIL. The Union Company’s Gabriella is to leave Greymouth to-morrow for Sydney and Newcastle. The vessel is duo to load at Newcastle on January 26. She will complete at Sydney for New Plymouth, Picton, Gisborne and Westport. KANNA TO LOAD GUANO. Tlie Union Company’s steamer Kanna will sail to-day from Auckland for Walpole Island, via Noumea, to load guano. On her return she will discharge this cargo nt Lyttelton, at Timaru. and at either Dunedin er Bluff. SULTAN STAR AT BALBOA. The Blue Star Line have received advice, by cable stating that the Sultan Star, which sailed from Auckland for London on December 29. arrived at Balboa on Tuesday afternoon. IMPERIAL STAR. The Blue Star Line’s now motor-ship Imperial Star, which left Belfast in ballast for Auckland on January 3, sailed from Willemstad on January 16. according to cabled advice. The ship should reach Auckland on February 4 on her maiden trip to commence her Homeward loading. NGAKUTA FROM SYDNEY. Tho Union Company’s steamer Ngakuta will sail to-day from Sydney for Wellington and Napier. She is due to reach here on Thursday next. •