THE ROTOMAHANA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4529, 4 December 1884, Page 2

THE ROTOMAHANA.

- The s.s. Rotomahana left Melbourne at 3 p.m. "■ on the 18th ultimo, Bluff at _ p.m. on the 23rd. and Port Chalmers at 4 pjn. on the 27th. Put back owing to a slight derangement in the machinery. Started again at 1 p.m. on the 28th; called at the usual Bast Coast ports, reaching Poverty Bay at i a.m. on the 3rd; left at 8 a.m., and rea-hed Auckland at 8.30 a.m. Experienced brisk westerly winds, with fine weather, from Melbourne to NeW Zealand, moderate weather lip, the coast to Gisbornej thence strong N.W. . winds, with head seas, to arrival. Passengers:— Mr and Mrs Gardner, Mr and Mrs Dugleby and family, Mrs Major George.'Mrs Standnng, child, and servant, Mrs Gavin, Mrs Robson, Misses Crrlmp, Peterson, Bran-ton, Hill, MoKerrow, Sohapp. Gillies. Revs. H. Bull, J. H. Fletcher, ' and Langhani. Drs. Gardnorand Hughes, Messrs Milne, J. D. Warfleld, J. L. Prime, Wells, Marr, ' Graham. W. Glasson, Rintel. Edgar, -Beatson, W. H. Hayles, R. Bycroft, Scott. Orcheston, T. B. Logan, Books, Banner, A. Sutherland, T. B. O'Meara, Wilson, Ward, Hawkes, Brien, Gill, Pilbrow, C. Henderson, Harris. Plyger, Cooler, C. Bubely, 0. J. Long.;A. McDowell, Alison Smith, Geo. Coates, S. Kelly, J. Bradley. A. O. Carter. __>r Sydney: Kovs. Dr. KelVnack, I>r. Davy, Nolan, Stead, Lane, Martin, Sellars, Mr : and Mrs Mundy. Mißses Saul, Boyd, Johnston, ':■ Messrs Baker, Miller, Cummins. Feather, Hunt, - Hitchcock. Grainger, McKeown, and 5 steerage. We are Indebted to Mr McKillop, purser, for •• press parcels, report, etc. __ ■■