THE HYDASPES.

Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1487, 16 November 1874, Page 2

THE HYDASPES.

Late On Saturday af ter noßn u„ ' f the authorises that the.v * *titi\ P having satiny B, d » I quarantine relations and X n> |£ The o ; der for her relea 8e JJI Vm& I Captain Bureesa, who im^L- ""^M? I frtheqnaraotme grouSfoS?^ «3S I brings her up. /he w ? n *Jge^ ■ no difficulty wasexperioacediSVt^ I large ship under weigh, and |ettln? i£ H Sunday moW <%1 iff * | anchor oft the wha--f \y e yinß at ■ and sympathise wih Capt. SJf^wd fc at being kept for aine days in 'Si t after having made such a fin* J^m I w* also recognise the nece> B i ty Z\*s** I cauti-ns and mu ßt therefore «!^P* I apnrov.,l nf r.h* action of the Rn,T e?8 out I* and the Health officer. Captaft^ I 3 not l..st the time spent at M o Sift I his stay there a quantity o f worW °mit|g I got through, which wonfo have A l: done under any circuoibtancea ?>** I tween-deek fittings have been trf I and the interior of the ahin * Si, I cleansed, painted, and hJJ^t I vessels sides have also rsceivefl r* I summer coat, and though now of m ? I the ship looks as smart and Si I as a new frigate. A full a *mH I of the Hydaspes appeared in our cnTf*l II the occasion of her first visit n^^ 1 sufficient to say now that the BvL^ 1 * I would be gleaned from a glance at wf I proportions, has most capacious ami y : fortable passenger accommodation W f"" and state-rooms being well worthy of i * tion Among the cargo brought b^ I Hydaspes are six valuable rams for V • 1 J. M Dargaville and Co. Ten^Sj I but four died on the passage. The sort I are in good condition. The Hydaswl f landed into the berth inside the Esabw? I this morning. The fresh northerly C gave Captain Ellis all his WO rk to gS I alongside. w * I-