Pacific Islands Travellers

Passengers Per Morinda Which Left

SYDNEY FOR LORD HOWE IS., NORFOLK IS.

AND NEW HERBIDES ON JANUARY 21 : Messrs. Bennett, Beveridge, Bridgens, Brownhill, Clyne, Croudace, Delandro, Evans, Holt, Hyde, Harkness (2), Hines, Joy, Jukes, Leong, Young, Le Sueur, Lloyd, Miller, Moverly, Mills, McDermott, Nott, O’Donnell, Dale, Sainsbury, Tuffnell (2), Weedon, Woods, Ward. Mesdames Bell, Beveridge, Corbett, Dunlop, Evans, Fox, Morell, Moverly, Perryman, Smith, Stephenson, Tuffnell, Whittle, Ward, Young. Misses Blunden, Beveridge, Bingley, Corbett, Clarke, Dunlop, Erickson, Fox, Hines, Hedges, Lingard, Morell, Middleton, Newton, Parry, Paterson, Robinson, Scobie, Thompson. Williams.

Passengers Per Aorangi Which Ar

RIVED IN SYDNEY FROM SUVA, FIJI, ON JANUARY 23: Mrs. I. C. Allard, Master Allard, Master E. Allman, Master R. A. Aspinall, Mrs.

E. M. Barker, Mrs. J. P. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.

Beiers, Miss H. M. Berry, Mrs. V. Cozens, Misses Cozens (2), Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Exton, Major G.

Graves, Mrs. Hobbs, Master Hobbs, Master and Miss Howell, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hunt, Mrs.

F. E. L. Kaeppel, Master C. R. Leith, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lowell, Mrs. M. E. Major, Mr. and Mrs.

B. H. Marks, Mrs. E. Millard. Mrs. D. Millard, Miss Millard, Miss M. Morrison, Mrs. and Miss Mime, Mrs. M. L. McCullagh, Mrs. E. E. Nich olls. Miss E. Pratt, Mrs. L. L. De Roy, D. Rie menschneider, Mrs. M. A. Seymour, Messrs. A. and J. Snodgrass, O. W. Stevenson, Mrs. and Master Taylor, Mrs. L. Tarte, Master P. H. Van Gel deren, Mrs. A. Widlake, Master Widlake, Master B. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Aidnev, Misses J. and E. Allman, Miss F. M. Blackett. V. G. Clark.

Mrs. Costello, Miss Costello, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.

Curry, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Davidson, H. S.

Debbage. Mrs. M. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ferrier-Watson, W.

S. Fong, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Garnett, Miss D.

Hill, Miss N. L. Hunter, Y. P. Joong, C. Ken nedy, Mr. and Mrs. A, King, D. C. McKean, Mrs. Potts, Miss M. Rogers, Master P. and R.

Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. S. Snowsil, Mr. and Mrs.

O. N. Spiers, Miss V. Stevenson, Mrs. D. War den, Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams, Mrs. White, Mrs. M. E. Wisdom, Mr. and Mrs. A. Yeats, Master Yeats, Mr. and Mrs. A. Aiono, Rev. C. and Mrs. Churchward, L. A, Crisp, Rev. W. J. and Mrs, Chambers, Mrs. H. Costello, N. R.

Cummings, F. H. Halford, Miss A. L. Hicks, R. C. Henrick, N. G. Latimer, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Motley, W. J. McGuffin, Miss K. Naoco, J. L, Neale, Miss A. J. Quinn, J. T. Rowe, P. Tuid raki, H. Wheatley, J. Winterbottom, J, F. Wood.

Passengers Per Malaita Which

Sailed From Sydney For N.G. And

Solomon Islands Ports On January 23:

Messrs, Ashley, Brown, Blackett, Buckley, Colley, Chauncey, Deane, De Theye, Darlington, Ellis, Fitzgerald, Gunner, Hetherington, Hill, Johnson, Kroening (2), Ludlow, Loewenthal. Quintal, Reid, Robins, Smith, Storey, Southwell. Stewart, Sim, Stuyvenberg, Thompson, Warwick. Wheatley, Widdup. Mesdames Brown, Brook. Buckley, Colley, Herschel, Harkins, Koehn, Loewenthal, Reid, Rixon, Southwell. Storey, Train. Misses Beer, Brook, Bourke, Brown, Couldwell, Devir, Fitzgerald, Neylan, Southwell (2).

Passengers Per Macdhui Which

Arrived In Sydney From Papua And

New Guinea On January 29; Messrs.

Arnold, Allen, Atkinson, Austin, Batich, Bennett, Bignold, Bridge, Boto, Burchett, Burrell.

Bonwick, Bourke, Carlson, Clay, Corke, Clifford, Connors, Corrigan. Doile, Dudgeon, Edwards, Ellis, Fletcher, Fryer, Giblin, Gordon, Guy, Goad, Grace, Gundelach. Haslam. Helm, Hitchcock.

Hallam, Jones, Looney, Mackay, Maguire, MacGregor, McClemens,, McLennan, McMickling, Monteith, Munster, Proud, Parkinson, Ross, Reed, Richardson, Ritchie, Sexton, Smith, Stephens.

Symons, Tudor, Walsh, Walshe. Watson, Wurth.

Mesdames Adams, Allan, Bradley, Blanch, Brewster, Burchett, Corke, Cook, Corrigan, Couz ens, Ellis, Goad, Grace, Haslam, Hallam, Horan, Ifould, Jones, Loudon, MacGregor, McLennan, Malcolm, Maxwell, Mitchell, Munster, Ross, Smith, Sexton, Thomson, Tudor, Wurth, Watson, Weston, Walshe. Misses Abramovich, Aluay, Allan, Buckingham, Cattell, Chester, Clarke, Couzens, Callaghan, Frewin, Humphries (2), Kennedy, Leeder, Loebel, Lock, Mathews, Murison, Maxwell, Pearson, Potts, Royal, Shar rock, Smith, Stansfield, Solange, Waghorn. Wotf.

Passengers Per Macdhui Which De

Parted From Sydney For Papua And

New Guinea On February 4Messrs.

Atkinson, Anderson (2), Bates, Bloxham, Barne witz, Brown, Ball, Carson, Crisp, Champion, Chiantore, Chester, Qlarke, Cram, Clarke, Cox, Dishon, Dickson, Doherty. De Hesselle, De Russett, Erickson, Elwyn, Freeman, Fletcher, Gannon, Gray, Hildebrand, Hope, Hill, Hems worth, Head, Hay, Hutton, Innes, Jacobsen, Jones, Jacobs, Keinzle, Laverick, Leydin (2), Middleton, McManus, Nisbet, O’Neill, Oates, Jones, Jacobs, Keinzle, Laverick, Leydin (2) Lyttle Lennox, Macauley, Maloney, Murray, McMillan, O’Donnell, Orr, Powell, Parrott, Pike, Pickering, Parker, Pemberton, Sinclair, Smith, Saunders, Sutherland, Stevenson, Simpson, Taylor, Theck ston, Tee, Turner, Wells, Walmsley, Wood, Minters, Malton, Wild, Wilmot, Mylde, Youdale, Willis, Zoffman. Mesdames Anderson, Bates, Boileau, Bellhouse, Bartlett, Carson, Chiantore, Caldwell, Cummings, Doherty, Fell, Farow, Gray, Hyde, Hope, Herbert, Jacobs (2), Kennedy, Lock hart, Lowe, Leydin, Laws, Lennox, Murray, McLaughlan, Oates, Osborne, Pemberton, Swan son (2), Sutherland, Scanned, Whybrow, Willis.

Misses Clemens, Craig, Evans, Frewin, Gee, Johnston, Klein, Laws, McGuigan, Nibloe, Osborne, Swift, Sherwin.

Passengers Per Morinda Which Ar

Rived In Sydney From New Hebrides.

NORFOLK IS., AND LORD HOWE IS. ON FEBRUARY 12. —Messrs. Adams, Beveridge, Clyne, Croudace, Currey, Creer, Dale, Evans, Gregerson, Hyder, Harkness, Jukes, Lloyd, Miller, Mills, Moverley, Nott, Sainsbury, Sanders, Smyth, Tucker, Tuffnell, Ward, Weedon, Warren. Mes dames Buffett, Beveridge, Creer, Currey, Dunlop, Harford. Moi’ell, Mills, Moverley, Perryman, Sanders, Tuffnell, Turnbull, Ward, Whitehead, Whittle. Misses Adams, Blunden, Buffett, Dunlop, Dupertius, Erickson, Gordon, Hedges, Johnston, Killen (2), Lingard, McLenaghlan, Martin, Morell, Newton, Parry, Paterson, Playle, Robert son, Turnbull.

Passengers Per Aorangi Which

SAILED FROM SYDNEY FOR SUVA. FIJI, ON FEBRUARY 18.—A. J. Allen, J. M. Aitken, Mrs. J. M. Allard. Mrs. E. V. Cozens, Miss A.

Cozens, Mrs. F. V. Dunstan, Master Dunstan, F. H. Ellerton, H. D. Fowler, R. H. Guy, Miss E. Hawkes, Mr. Hudson. A. C. Heron, C. W. I.

Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Keep, Master M. E.

Keep, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lynch, Misses P. and S. Lynch, R. H. Mcßurney, Mrs. J. C. Rutter, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. H. G’. Williams, Misses M. and B. Williams, Master K. Williams, Mr. Beiess, Mr. Derrick, Masters Derrick (2), R. J. Douglas, W. R. Deacon, Miss A, Ellis, Miss Emert, J. Gillies, Mrs. G. Huntley, C. B.

Hill, G. Hutchings, Miss K. D. and Master D.

Millikin, A. McArthur, Miss O. R. Strickland, W. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wright, Masters L. P. and I. C. Wright, M. Whan, H.

Whitney, A. W. Yeats, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Hislop, N. Keshav, A. L. Peak.

Passengers Per Montoro Which

Reached Sydney From Papua And N.G.

ON FEBRUARY 18. Messrs. Adamson, Bayer, Bennett, Blue. Clark, Clifton, Croft. Currie, Cox (2), Denton, Dodsworth (2), Edwards, England, Ford, Fitch, Gore. Gow, Grant, Gribben, Hopfield, Hardy, Henry, Ingold. Kenrick, MacDonald, McHugh, McEwan, Mather, McWilliam, Mason, Normoyle, Obst, Purvis, Officer, Ostrom, Penny, Pierce, Roberts, Rose, Samaways, Sansun, Sparrow, Swanson, Thompson, Topal, Upton, Veale, Vernon, Vivien, Walshe, Waterhouse, Whiteman, Williams, Yard. Mesdames Bensley, Crooks, Denton, Gazzard, Higgins, Healy, James, Johnson, Lewis, Kiernan, Obst, Noonan, Nor moyle, Paulini, Pennyfather, Robbins, Schmidt, Sparrow, Swanson. Vieusseux, Walshe, Williams, Whiteman, Wyborn, Ward. Misses Bock, Brien, Blue, Cooper, Franklin, Grose, Humphries, Kessell, Lamb, Ford, James, Lyons, Lumley, Matthews, McKenna, Macco, MacGregor, Penny father, Rowe, Rutledge, Sefton.

The Japanese steamer Shousing, 4920 tons, carying phosphate from Ocean Is land to Melbourne, broke her rudder while fighting a cyclone off the northern Queensland coast. She sent an S.O.S. signal; but succeeded in making tempor ary repairs and eventually got out of danger on February 15.