THE NGAPUHI EXCURSION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7732, 7 February 1905, Page 4

THE NGAPUHI EXCURSION.

AROUND THE NORTH COAST, ■ The Northern Steam Ship Company's steamer Ngapuhi is lo leave Auckland on the 17th instant on her Second annual cruise of the northern I inlets and 'bays, and will return to I Auckland on the -25 th instant. The following excursionists have booked: —From Wellington—Misses Kane, Dunn,. Wright, Mesdanres Kane, Wright, Messrs C. M. Montefiore, J. McMcnamen. From Nelson—Mr C. N. Worsley. From Cambridge—Misses Priestly, Pilcher, Mrs Priestly. From Te Awamutu—Mr S. Lawrie. From New Plymouth— DA. Home, Mes&rs M. ! Fraser, J, C. George, H. Ward, Brook'ing. From Thames—Misses l)ann. Smith, Mrs Burton, Messrs Burtonj, Dann, Smith. From Whangarei—Mr E. E. Gillon. From Avondale—Mr and Mrs Motley-Smith. From Auckland—Misses Adams, West.wood, Brooke-Smith, Smith, Dingwall, Mesdames Mitchelson, Adams Messrs R. Mitchelson, R. 11. Ad a ms, I». M. Dingwall, J. A. Cooper, Lindsay, Cooke, K. Logan, A, P. Freind. There are still a few berths available. The Northern Steam Ship Company are issuing return tickets by the Rarawa between New Plymouth and Onehunga for the exnii--at reduced rates. The latest connections afforded between New Plymouth and Onehunga will be the Rarawa leaving the former port on iht Roto.t. on the following evening. The- excursion promites to l,e a complete success.