MISS E. MORRIS LEAVES
To Coniimie Voyaging SH0RT AUCKLAND VISIT Miss Eileen Morris, of Napier, left this morning for Aucldand to stay with relatives before joining the 32-foot ketch Te Eapunga at Honolulu, to continue her wanderings among the islands of the north Pacifie. The crew, comprising Captain George Dibbern, owner of the ketch, Mr Boy Murdoch, of Gisborne, and Miss Morris, intend to explore the islands of the Hawaiian group and then set a course for Vancouver, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Their destination after that has not yet been decided. Miss Morris is to fetay with her aunt, Mrs Kissling, at Epsom, Auckland, nntil March 23, when she will sail by the Niagara for Honolulu. The Te Eapunga, f reshly overhauled, will sail from Honolulu towards the end of April. The fourth member of the .crew when the ketch left New Zealand, Mr Ma.urice Black, has now returned to the Dominion and residing in Christchurch.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 41, 4 March 1937, Page 4
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