ARRIVAL OF THE DUNLOE.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3241, 9 December 1880, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF THE DUNLOE.

The arrival of the ba f_uß Dunloe from London waa reported in a late edition of our last evening's issue. She left London an August 29tb, and on 3rd September was off tho Lizard. The wind then veered to S.IV., and waa light and variable until Madeira was made, on the 13th The N.E. trades were then picked up, but proved light. Sighted San Antonio on the 21st. From 12-N. to 5-8. the winds were light Bnd variable. Tho Equator waa croased in 26- W„ on October 21th. The trades being far southerly had to mako aeveral tanks to clear the land. These trades Wero lost in 29- S. and 3a- VV. Had moderate N.E. winds;nntll,2l* W„ thon had moderate W. winds to tha meridian of Greenwich, which was cros-od in 43* S. P«B«ed the Cane on October 30, in 15*3, and on November 3 sighted Marion Island, tha wind being westerly Thence t6 Cape Loeowin experienced W N.W. to W.S.W. winds, with hail and enow storms. The furthest point . reached was 59----.Were off Tasmania on the 23rd November, and thence had light variable winds with calms the remainder of the passage. Made tho Three Kings on Sunday last, and rounded the North Cape tho same evening. Had light baffling winds down the coast, and anchored off the Qneen - street wharf at 5 o'clock last evening. Passengers :— Second Cabin-Kobert Anderson, Mlbs I). Stuart, Miss Kmily Stuart, Thomas Urquhart, Mrs Urquhirt, James Woraley, Mary Woraley, and Charles Worßley. . Steerage:—J. MoKee, „ Dan MoCartney, Charlotte McCartney, Jane ' Napier, Mary Guildford, Edwin Guilford, Williim Nixon, Alexander Nixon, Robert Nixon, Eliza Nixon, John Moore, and Mary Ann Hardrick.