RIMUTAKA
The
RIMUTAKA departed London on 13 August 1902 and arrived in Wellington,
via
Plymouth, Capetown & Hobart, on 2 October 1902. Captain H E Greenstreet was in command.
Transcribed
from the Evening Post, 2 October
1902, Page 4
RIMUTAKA,
FROM LONDON.
The New Zealand
Shipping Company's steamer Rimutaka
arrived this morning from London, Capetown, and Hobart. She left
Plymouth on
16th August, and experienced, fine weather to Teneriffe, where she
arrived on
the 21st August; sailed again the same day, and reached Capetown after
an
uneventful passage on 6th September. The fine weather continued during
the run across
the Southern Ocean until arriving at Hobart on 25th September, but from
there
to within 400 miles of the New Zealand coast dirty weather prevailed.
Following is
the list of passengers:-
First saloon:
For Wellington
- Miss Mein, Mesdames Fairley, Heigham,
Messrs Borthwick, Fairley,
Heigham (2),
Napier — Messrs
Bolton, Nairn.
Lyttelton —
Mlisses Hamilton, Montgomerie, Mesdames
Hamilton, Hurst, Woodroffe, Messrs Hamilton. Holland, Hurst, Milnes.
Master
Woodroffe.
Auckland — Miss
Sewell, Mr. Mundie.
Second saloon:
For Wellington
- Mesdames Hughes, Bartholomew,
Stone, Messrs Hawthorn, Bartholomew, Head, Cowie, Hitchings, Wilson,
King, Stone.
Wilkie, Masters Cowie (2), Hughes (3), Bartholomew.
New Plymouth -
Misses Addenbrooke, Glassford,
Ostler. Mesdames Glassford. Addenbrooke,
Messrs Glassford, Addenbrooke,
Master Addenbrooke.
Auckland —
Messrs Bentley, Brunt, Hosking,
Marshall, Rowland, Wilkins,
Lyttelton -
Misses Hewinson. Le Breton,
Mrs Binney,
Messrs Binney, Durell,
Kimber, Paster, Reid, Shaw.
Port Chalmers -
Messrs Ombler (2).
Bluff — Miss
Prichard.
There are 88
third-class passengers for all New
Zealand ports.
Captain H E
Greenslade is still in command, and
under him are the following officers Chief officer, Mr. V. C. White-
Parsons;
second, Mr. N. E. Bower; third, Mr. W. M. Knowles, RNR; fourth, Mr. C.
G. Worthington;
fifth, Mr. W. H. Trapp, RNR midshipmen, Messrs Barnett, Duke. Mr. W. G.
Chalk
is chief engineer. Mr. G. Chirgwin
second, Mr. J. J. Skakle third, Mr. W. D. Taylor fourth, Mr. J. C.
Barnes fifth;
Mr. E. E. Bell is chief refrigeration engineer, and Mr. W. A. Wooton
second; Electrician,
Mr. W. J. Roberts. Dr. A. E. Neale is surgeon of the vessel, and Mr. F.
Forbes
steward-in-charge.
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