COMPLETE LIST OF THE SURVIVORS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 116, 12 November 1894, Page 2

COMPLETE LIST OF THE SURVIVORS.

The following is the list of the survivors from the s.s. Wairarapa, as supplied to us (N.Z. Times) by the Union S.S. Company: — Auckland. —Misses Buckleton, saloon ; Boyd, steerage ; Cove, steerage ; Dickinson, steerage ; Hanna, steerage (?) ; A. Hanser, steerage ; MoKellar, saloon ; J. Perry, steerage; S. Williams, saloon; Messrs R. Braniwell, J. Chadwick, J. Chamberlain, saloon ; S. Williams, jsaloon ; A. F. French, steerage ; F, R. Gruszuing, W. B. Geoghegan, A. Hana, F. W. Leighton, saloon ; Mulray, G. Parrish, W. Pearson, steerage; H. H. Pounds, saloon ; W. F. Ross, J. T. Roberts, steerage ; Rev. Peters, saloon. Wellington. — Misses E. Bullock, M. Cole, Annette Paul, saloon ; Mesdames Ferguson, Harris, saloon ; Velia, steerage ; Messrs F. W. Varley, T. Come, Ferguson, C. Langley, S. H. Harris, saloon ; J. Austin, A. Black, N. Coogan, D. Madden, F. Nicholls, Sow Wai, Tuckett, Won Tim, Vella, steerage ; Dr Harris, Master West, saloon. Lyttelton.— Messrs A. J. Dunbar, J. Pipe, saloon ; W. Brown, A. H. Fisher, H. Jolly, steerage. Dunedin.— Rev. T. Doran, Messrs A. J. Lumley, saloon ; P. Nicholson, G. Steveus, steerage. Taraxaki.— Miss Dalton,' steerage. Napier.— Messrs C. A, M. Chapman, S. Skews, J. Wright, saloon ; if. Ambrose, Jos. Andrews, T. Clark, J. L, Fra^ev, Jo% Greeaty, T. Henderson, M t Hickey, F. Hastie, O. Monaghan, J. Stewart, C. Scott, P. Wishart, Geo. Walker, Master Geo. Hills, steerage! Gisbobn'e. — Miss Kate Wheatley, steerage. Hokitika — Master A, Tarabochia, steerage. Melbourne - Messrs J. D. Breen, J. Chaleyer, S. C. Smith, saloon ; J. Leves. que, D. M. Roberts, steerage. Miss Brason, Messrs Baiiser, S. Hardy and Snell, steerage. The list of the crew saved is as follows :— J. Sinclair, chief engineer ; J. W, Dunlop, second engineer; W. Carson, third engineer, H. S. Jenkins, fourth engineer ; A. Moyes, chief officer ; J. L. Clark, second officer ; W. H. Johnston, third officer ; T. Tulloch, fourth officer ; H. Smith, H. Palmer, R. Neil, W. Smith, T. Ryan, D. Dow, C. Perry, J. Gill, J. Hempseed, M. F. Harding, firemen'; H. Baker, Davis, Campbell, Greaves, R. Laing, Cherry, J. McDonald, sailors ; R. H. Thompson, carpenter ; j>. Fen>ick.j purser ; S. O. Jqnes,, assistant purser } B. A. Kendall, second steward ; C. Baldwin steward ; W. Middlebroek, bedroom steward ; W. Beckitt, assistant pantryman ; T. Corbett, pantryman ; S. Allan, A. Nutting, G. McKeown, C. Buttler, W. Cald well, stewards; W. J. Lucas,'butcher ; P. S. McCullocb, second cook ; F. Wilson, forecabin steward ; J. G. Gardner, third cook ; J. Wilmott, brass boy \ T. G,ough and J. Fraqev, firemen, At St. Budget's Church yesterday, at 8 a.m., a collection was taken up in aid of the Wairarapa Relief Fund, when £2 Os 6d was given, the amount being handed over this morning to the Mayor, Mr W. Carthew. Owing to the small congregation a similar collection will be made on Sunday morning next, at 11 o'clock, to enable those who were not present to contribute to the fund,.