THE SHIP HERMIONE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4146, 12 October 1883, Page 2

THE SHIP HERMIONE.

Several vessels which arrivod to-day report having beon in company with a largo fullriggea ship, bound for Auckland, off the coast, shortly beforo arrival. Sho is said to bo tho Hermione, from London j which is now 93 days out from London. Tho Hormione, which is in command of Captain Roberts, brings a largo and valuable cargo, as por import ii3t, and the following passengers:—Saloon : Frank Mateon and Jolde Brown. Second cabin : Christopher Carter, Matilda Curter, John Lock, Thos. Humphrey, Rose Humphrey, Daisy Humphrey. 'Archie Humphrey, William Letts, Emily Letts, Minnie Letts, Raymond Letts, Ralph Letts, Winifred Letts, Sydney Letts, Bernard Letts, Frank Steams, Henry G. Harris, Hannah Harris, Arthur Harris, Edgar M. Rollason, Arthur Heathcote, James Goodenoueh, Isabella Lunn, William Gnindy, and William Lunn. Steerage—Daniel Finnane, Catherine Qrqko, Rev. G. Jones. Mrs Jones, Mary Jones, , Sarah.Jones, Ettie Jones, Mina Jones, Amy Kivto K. Mason, Charles Kriili"on Wa3on' H.. :Masom, Joseph Knott, Annie"7SrS Tft?; i WUtor Knptt, Harry Knott, Bernard KbSiWI •Sy'"^o- AWunson, IC. Kromioud, M. Matteoiv■i.R ;Bouviok, M. Kelaond, 11. Hcnrlckson XvK v X Krijcksoii, W. Mattsun, William Westmoreland X Mary Ana Westmoreland, Annlo Wpstmnpn ■ tea, C-harles E. Westmoreland, Fanny i!" ■ ■Westmoreland,- Elizabeth C. WestaSrtLnd;

Riohard Westmoreland, Janlcs Bramble, Thomas Italian), D. 11. Kvans, Margaret fcvans, and Henry Price. With the strong W. breeze which prevails, tho Ilermiono may be expected every moment.