QUARANTINED

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 905, 24 February 1930, Page 10

QUARANTINED

LIST OF AORANGI’S PASSENGERS

144 FOR AUCKLAND (Continued from Page 1.) The full list of passengers who were disembarking at Auckland, and who will be required to undergo quarantine at Motuihi Island, and the through passengers who will re-embark after vaccination and fumigation today, is as follows: FIRST CLASS Mr. J. Atkin. Mr. TV. IT. Benton, Mr. W. A. Boucher. Mr. F. A. Bland, Mr. J. S. Bunting 1 , Airs. K. C. Bunting:. Mr. A. Boal, Mrs. A. Boal. Miss E. Chapman, Miss G. B. Chapman, Miss E. Chapman, Mrs. J. * Cave. Mr. P. F. Chaplin Mrs. W. E. Cummings, Mrs. A. Clunie. Miss M. Clunie, Mr. J. Chapman. Mrs. B. L. Chapman, Mr. G. C. Dun-woody, Mrs. E. Dunwoody. Mrs. A. Edger, Mr. J. T. Edmonds, Mrs. O. Edmonds, Miss AT. Oreenslade, Mr. "Walter Hagen, Migs D. Hatton, Mrs. G. M. Horspool. Miss K. M. Hawthorn, Mr. S. Hawthorn, Air. G. M. Hawthorn, Mrs. Z. Hawthorn. Air. C. Houehen, Mrs. G. C. Houehery Miss E. Harper. Mr. A. S. Iddings, W. Jv. Insrlis, Mr. S. Ingerson, Mr. E. Ingerson, Mr. J. H. Kirkwood. Air. G. M. Levis. Mrs. M. Levis, Miss H. E. Langsford. Mrs. E. C. McClinley. Air. H. V. MoGinley, Air. A. AlcLaren. Airs. R. F. AlcLaren, Aliss W. S. ArcLaren, Aliss AT. Alurdoch, Air. F. L. AleClellan, Air. AT. A. Hash. Airs. Z. B. Hash, Air. S. Helson, Air. .T. T. Reillev, Airs. B. C. Reilley, Araster J. D. Ileilley, ATiss .T. O. Reilley, Dr, H. E. Schlemm. Miss C. L. Stone, Air. D. J. Tight, Airs. AI. Tight. Air. J. J. Terry, Airs. L. Vonbinzer, Airs. E. Wilson, Air. D. W. AVarner, Mrs. AI. J. Warner, Air. E. H. Woodley, Airs. AT. S. Woodley, Aliss B. IT. Wilkie, Mr. J. Wray, Airs. C. AI. Wray. SECOND CLASS Aliss AI. S. Ayers, Air. A. M. Bain, All*. D. E. Bain, Air. F. Berry, Mr. F. C. Beddoes, Air. W. C. Burn, Airs. H. E. Burn, Alaster B. Burn, Dr. B. H. Calkin, Airs. E. AI. Calkin, Miss H. Chapman. Aliss C. J. Creamer, Mr. G. W. Cockburn, Aliss J. Dunsmore, Mr. F. Ducker, Airs. F. Edgar, Aliss D. E. Frost. Miss AI. Grav, Air. R. F. Hartley, Air. G. I. Hathaway, Airs. F. A. Hathaway, Aliss E. J. Hathaway, Aliss E. Kin near, Air. D. Jenkins, Mrs. H. Jenkins, Arr. G. IT. Lee. Airs. C. G. Lee, Alaster K. G. Lee, Aliss A. T. Menzies, Airs. AL Araclean, Aliss A. ATaclean, Air. G. D. McNeil. Mr. C. P. Michael, Aliss IT. A. Horris, Air. .T. W. Nichols. Aliss IT. AI. Paynemrs, Air. A. W. Parke, Aliss L. F. Quitsch. Air. G. LI. Ross, Airs. E. Ross. Air. H. H. Ross, Miss AI. E. Ross. Airs. C. Shove, Aliss I. G. Shove, Alaster F. J. Scudamore. Air. R. Thorsby, Miss AI. Tavlor, Alr. J. B. Turner. Air. S. K. Webb. Mrs. AI. E. Wright. Airs. F. IT. Whittaker, Alaster J. H. AVhittaker, Aliss AI. Whittaker, Aliss A. R. Zander. THIRD CLASS Mr. D. T. Bevan, Mr. J. Eusaek, Mr. S. 5- Diplock, Mrs. M. Diplock, Miss M. Diplock, ill-. .T. C. Ellis, ill-. 11. M lulton, Mrs. G. L. Gillott, Mr. YV. Giddings, Mrs. M. E. Giddings, Mr. C. A. John, Air. E. Lacey, Air. D. Aliniharm, Mr. A. AlcKenzie, Air. K. AlcKenzie, Master J. C. Newton, Air. J. Ritchie, M l '. <3. Eitchie, Air. A. Toung, Air. O. A. W ells. THROUGH PASSENGERS The following are the passengers disembarking at Sydney:— First Class.—Aliss Alashton, Air. G. K. Aikman, Airs. AI. R. Aikman, Airs. B. Burnett, Airs. F. Baldridge, Aliss H Brooks, Airs. K. AT. Beslev, Air F AI Beckwith, Dr. A. T. Chapp'le, Air. W. J. P Dowsett, Airs. C. E. Earle, Air. A. H. Ekman, Air. W. Faversham, Airs. E. Faversham, Air. G. Foley. Airs. B. Folev, Mr. J. Flynn, Airs. W. H. Gallaher, Air. R. S. Harden, Miss Z. Hawthorne, Air. R. A. Llaynes, Air. W. R. Hume, Airs. A. L. Hume, Airs. S. Hollander. Air. C. H. I-lowell, Airs F. Howell, Air. E. F. Jones, Dr. H. H. Johnston, Airs. R. Joseph, Air. LL J. Ivusik, Air. A. C. Le Grice. Air. H. vv. Lee, Airs. D. Lelean and child, Airs. E. Lee, Aliss R. Middleton, Mrs. AI. J. Mutrie, Air. F. J. Aloore, Air. S. F. Mason, Airs. A. D .Alyers, Air. J. J. Alathers, Airs. S. I. Alathers, Air E. A. Aloore. Airs. P. Haylor, Air. W. A. Osborne, Aliss W. Panton, Arr. E. Perkins, Airs. AI. IT. Perkins. Aliss J. Perkins, Alaster Perkins, Air. W. J. Shortreed, Air. T. R. AT. Scott, Air. P. B. Sheatlier, Aliss B. Sherman, Air. W. Sparke, Aliss D. Sparke, Air. H. B. Staniforth, Mrs. A. A. Stanifortli, Airs. A. A. Staniforth, Air. H. C. Steiner, Airs. Ina Steiner, Aliss AI. P. Steiner, Air. E. AT. Steiner, Airs. L. Stuart, Aliss E. Stuart, Alaster Stuart, Airs. J. S. Stone, Aliss D. AT. Stone. Air. W. P. Walton, Airs. AI. AT. Walton. Air. H. C. Walker, Air. W. Wright. Airs. A. Wright, Airs. V. R. Wright, Air. H. J. Wilkinson. Second Class.—Air. AT. J. Avon, Arrs. LI. Alexander, Airs. AI. W. Andrews, Aliss B. V. Barton, Air. A. A. Bliss, Airs. H. E. Cutts, ATiss L. Cutts, Air. R. Y. Cousins, Air. V. P. Cassidy, Airs V. Daire, Aliss E. At. Fawcett, Airs. F. Foreman, Mrs. E. A. Gadd, Air. J. B. Sarfinkel. Air. C. Groves, Aliss AI. Goodman, Air. J. B. Goodman, Air. P. E. Johnson, Air. Jaimal, All*. J. H. Lambei'ton, Airs. O. Lamberton, Airs. N. AI. Leonard, Alaster J. Leonard, Aliss AI. A. Alurray, Air. J. T. AlcGrath, Air. K. T. AlcGregor, Air. Aloitram, Airs. Aloitram, Air. W. Ross, Airs. A. V. Ross, Airs. A. Sharp, Aliss E. Slater, Air. D. Urquliart, Airs. H. Urquhart, Air. AI. Whyte, Airs. H. L. Whyte, Aliss C. Whyte, Air. G. L. Wood, Airs. A. Wood, Misses Wood (2), Air. E. R. Wheeler, Mrs. AI. T. Wheeler.

Third Class. —Air. W. Anderson, Air. B. Danielson, Air. F. Filemoni, Airs. A. Filemoni and two children, Air. H. Gunter, Mrs. D. Goodfellow and three children, Air. C. Kennaugh, Air. I. Hoa, Airs. U. Noa an dtwo children. Air. P. S. Pau, All*. V. Pau, Airs. S. Pau, Air. F. Strathen.

STYMIED!

HAGEN AND KIRKWOOD NEW ZEALAND TOUR CANCELLED Probably, for the first time in their lives, Walter Hagen and J. H. Kirkwood, two of the world’s champion golfers, have been really and truly stymied. T h e y were to have played a match at Hamilton today, and another at ritirangi tomorrow. The prices of admission to the links were 11s at Hamilton and 10s at Titirangi. However, both men are now in quarantine at Motuihi, probably cursJhg their luck. However, on the wide, open spaces” of the island they may find compensation by driving ba lons the be “ ch and over the sandhills. At all events they will be able to provide some amusement for their fellow passengers in exile—but not at 10s a head. This morning Mr. M. E. Ward, secretary of the Maungakieike Golf Club received a telegram from Mr. Kirk-’ 11 l tIa ? that he and Hagen regretted having to cancel their golf wool, a ew Zealand - hat that they K possible eaVOUr t 0 arranSe one lateV

This means, apparently, that they will go on to Sydney tomorrow by the Aorangi. J c

CLOSING OF MOTUIHI

CITY COUNCIL ACTS WITH HEALTH DEPARTMENT

POPULARITY OF ISLAND

1 he City Council will fall in with nnires'^ 1 tbe Health Department rei?. regard to the restriction of resuh of lC t„ ° m Motuihi Island as a result of the quarantine,” said the toy n clerk, Mr. J. S . Brigham, this morning. He was asked what the

council's attitude would be eon ing its half of the island which** 11 ' been open as a public domain 1183 The closing of the island for at 1 I three weeks will be regretted bv Vv 51 crowds who visit the resort during ,?* ! summer week-ends. Since the * O , i cil took over control in December no fewer than 59,446 people ha"’’ I visited the island up to the end 2 1 January last. Despite the charge for landing th ; attendance of the public has gTo ,t® , steadily. In January of last y. ?a ? 9.292 people landed on the island’ vui ! in January 1930. the total had rise-! by more than 1.000, being 10,447 1 In February, 1929, the large’ total «• 15,267 visitors paid for admission a-, in March, 13,542 landed at Motuihi 1 This summer being late it can A assumed that the figures of the three months of 1929 would have eclipsed but for the unfortunate ci r cumstances necessitating the rlosinr of the island until the middle of March.

CATERING FOR PASSENGERS

ARRANGEMENTS AT MOTUIHI The task of victualling the passengers during their enforced stay on the Island, which may mean a matter of i two or three weeks, will be unde-' taken on the departure of the vessel by the Auckland office of the t'nioa Steam Ship Company. Supplies were sent down today, and tomorrow the company's superintending steward Yvill go to Motuihi and superintend arrangements. With 144 passengers in all classes to attend tn this will entail a fairly big staff, staff arrangements are also being carried out by the company. Although the company i s taking over the responsibility of catering for the passengers a charge, varying according to the class in which the pas senger is travelling will be levied on the passengers. NALDERA SUFFERER DEAD United P. .4 .—By Telegraph —Copyright PERTH, Sunday. The death occurred today of Mr. James M. Sharpe, of Melbourne, who was found to be suffering from smallpox on the arrival of the P. and 0 liner Naldera at Fremantle