THE ROBINA DUNIOP.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1751, 24 September 1875, Page 2

THE ROBINA DUNIOP.

The barque Robica Dullop cleared at the Customs this morning for) ondon with a general cwgp, as per exports, sxifl one passenger—Mr niward Carrick. She is already in the stream, and vri 1 probably t»ke her deparUire to-morrow morning. "We \tish Captain Jack a prosperous passage.

The barque William Gilford entered ont to-day for Newcastle.

The AS P. Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross arrived from INapier via the Thames this mornir-g in ballast. Passengers—Messrs O'Connor, Gilmore, Levison, and Mrs Close.

The slip I/ntterworth, from Auckland, arrived at LyttrUon yesterday.

Mr Proctor, latn of the schooner Peerless has beeD appointed chief officer of the barque Dover Oa«tle- . The barque W. W .Smith, which left this port on the 29th May, arrived in London on the 13th instant, after a passage of 107 f'avs.

The following is a list of the passengers whod* parted South by the Uswea yesterday:—Mrs Mansford Mrs L. A. MRchonoehie. Mrs Ann and Miss Mary Brt-nnan. Mr snd Mrs AJcCuJlnnn. Captain Millar. Mrs McDougald, daughter, and infant, Miss Ann Trnelcck, Otptain Davidson, Messrs Bives. J»mes Brennan, G. Narlen. Joseph Pearson KebbUwhite. Burnett, James Petit, James and Thomas Cock, B. Curtis, B. Grace, G. Kelly.

The brig Srren cleared to-day for tyttelton with a cargo of timber. She fs to sail at the earliest opportunity

The cutter Wangarei cleared to-day for "Wangarei with att res.

Messrs Ireland Broth°rs shipred to-day, per Enterprise, for Tham« s, 4 biles leather ; per Rowena, for Tauranga, 1 bale leather