Ship Signalled.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1592, 19 March 1875, Page 3

Ship Signalled.

Thk signal of a ship in sight was hoisted at the Flag-post at two o'cic ck to-day, which will probably prove to be the clipper ship Bar.n Aberdare, although it is possible it may be the Invererne put back. This fine vessel is 1639 tons register, and has double topsails and top-galiantsails like the Miltiades. She left London on the 6th December, and Gravesend on the Bth, so that she is just 100 days out. She encountered heavy gales in the Channel, where she was detained nearly a week. She brings a large number of immigrants and several [ saloon passengers. ohe vessel iB consigned »to the New Zealand Shipping Company's I agent, Mr. Batger. ! Passengers:—Saloon: Mr and Mrs John Coster and family, Captain and Miss Harrison, Mr W. H. Jackman, Mr Jackman, Mr Eastman, Miss Hewitt, Mr and Mrs Cathcart, Mr R. VV. Armistrad ; and 164 immigrants, as follows : Married Persons and Families.—Cook: H. T. 29, Mary A. 30, Henry J. 4, Arthur 2, Alice M. s£; Crainford : Francis 35. Sarah 37, Anne 15, Jane 13, Eliza 12, William 9, Sarah 6, Frances 4 ; Kendall: Thomas 29, Sarah 21, Fanny 5, William 4 ; Keltett : James 26, Sarah 24, A. Maria 5, Agnes, 3, Richard 1; McKone : Persgee 38, Eliza J. 34, Mary J. 14, Mary A. 12, Isabella 9, William 4; Steen: William J.hn 22, Margaret 23, James 4; Strong : Robert 44, Jane 34, Bobero James 13, Joseph 7, David 5, Mary 2, Margaret 24; Adams : Daniel 23, Sarah J. 21 ; 2_dwaids : William 35, Sarah 29, Harriet 11, Elizabeth 9, Sarah A. 6 ; Harper : William 25, himily 23, William James 1; Regler : James William 36, Eliza 38, James 7, Enos S. 4, Emily B. 2 ; ITickett: William 43, Eliza 30, Louisa 11, Alice M. 4 ; Rollinson : George 31, Annie 35, AGne C. 8, Grace S. 4, Eva C. 3, Julia 8, Grace S 4, Eva C. 3, Julia 8 ; Wiuccombe : Jabez 42, Ann 40 ; Smith: George 20, Ksther E. 19 ; Whitcombe : Mary A. 11, Albuff 8 ; Bew : John 26, l.liza 25, Minnie 4, Lilla 3, Clara 10; Condery : John 53, Mary 39, Frank E. 3, Arthur H. 2; Franklin : John 22, Abigail 28, Mary 8, Sarah 6, Esther 4 ; Mann : David 22, Margaret 27, William 5, John H. 4 j Steadman : John 23, Eliza 29, Alice 10, Phsebe 8, Alfred 4, George 2 ; Edwards: John 34, Mercy 29, Arthur 1 ; Crawford : John 29, Caroline 23, Robus 4 ; Hickey : Dennis 34, Catherine 24, Annie 4. Dan 1. Single Men.—Robert James Strong 13; John Bowie, 25; Henry Claik, 21 ; Daniel Fergusson, 26; John Hyndman/ 21; Joseph Johnston, 18, Joseph Lilly 19; Robert Mulgren, 19; Henry _£illan, 18; Samuel Manning, 21 ; David Taylor, 23 ; William Wallace, 15 ; Adam-iYonng, 20 ; John Young, 14 ; C. Edward Feldon, 21 ; Daniel M'Carthy, 21 ; Joseph Siilick 27 : William Pritcbett, 13; ..William Barnes, 22 • James Barnes, 21f? Dickinson, 21'; John Evans, 25-; Patrick Flanagan, 2L; Charles J. Harrison, 20; Frederick J. Moore, 20; Robert VV. S. Moore, 19; Jaraes-M'Gouigal, 19; Ferdinand Peitzer, 33; Banhais ißeues, 21; Brune Ruge, 22; Isaac Ross, 21 ; William Adams, 17 ; John Borham, 19 ; James Franklin, 16 ; Phillip T. Rees,- 19 ; William Bobbin, 24 ;A. Moss, -21 ; Joseph Winters, 20; W. Begley, 24; D. Robinson, 22 ; Anguste Rassin, 32 ; J. Mackay, 25. Single Women. -Ann. Crawford, 15; Jane Crawford, 13; Eliza Crawford, 12; Mary J. McKone, 14; Mary A. McKone, 12 ; Mary Strong, 24 ; Alice Clark, 20 ; Ellen Adams, 27 ; tmma Adams, 23 j Louisa Adams, 19; Ellen Dawson, 25; Catherine Campbell, 25; J. A. Hyndham, 21; Margery Gibbins, 21 : Teresa Howarth, 16 ; Ann McNivan, 23 ; Margrret Taylor, 17 ; Julia J. Pelger, 12 ; Jane E. Conderoy, 16; Mary A. Conderoy, 12; Ann Stronger, 23; Elizabeth Braithwate.

IMMIGRANTS PER BARON ABERDARE.

CLASSIFICATION OF TBADES,

The following is a Hat of the trades of the immigrants arrived per ship Baron Aberdare from London :—■