PASSENGERS FROM MELBOURNE.

The Argus, Melbourne, Thursday 30 March, 1911.

MELBOURNE PASSENGERS.

ONLY TWO BOOKED.

RESIDENTS OF YERING.

Only two of the passengers on the 

ill-fated Yongala embarked at Melbourne.

They were Messrs. Richard and Walter 

Coude, second-class passengers, who 

reside at Yering, and who were travelling

to Townsville. A letter was received from 

Mr. William Coade, of Yering, by the Adelaide

S. S. Company yesterday, asking to be informed 

whether the Messrs. Coade left the steamer at 

Mackay, or went on to Townsville. It is not known 

whether he is their father or brother.

Mr. Rudolph A. Stach, accountant at the

Townsville office of the Adelaide S.S

Company, and a former resident of

Melbourne, was also a passenger, but

he joined the vessel at Sydney.

Mr Stach's brother, who is a traveller for

Messrs. Lawrence and Co, oil and paint

merchants, Collins street, lives in Melbourne.