UNKNOWN.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 5466, 26 January 1885, Page 2

UNKNOWN.

The Northern Steamship Goispt«;;S| lona, which, by her proloDged'wgiHE tho Islands, caueed some nnese arrived in harbour on Snnd»yVii3H She left this port on Novembsrj(iSJjS[ at Russell, and sailed again|j||H Shortly after that very bad wfflft»'ijl|§ commencing with a heavy g^^B^B and continuing till the lQth,■...,'sig|||| culty was experienced in keeping ifjjjp of horses which were on koard;mßsaH while forty sheep were washedi'Mulll the decks. On the morning||J|||^Bj was found that of the horeesoniij^Bi had been killed by trampling -mkSt other with the heavy rolling olUnfe^p and they were thrown -overDoay^^Jgp Island was reached at 8.30 p.tn?sii.ftjS| and left again at noon on thoßfsp|; rived at Noumea on the Uth.Mgß and left on the ISth for LonglSiiia rived there at noon on the '^aijMmml tons guano, and left on the 24ti;, jJEJ.i for Noumea. Half an hour]a{|uM shaft broke, and Captain Scott -foam necessary to put back, anchorage under canvas, As iagjfj means available of securing 'atsatu^WJ Robinson, the chief officer, «S^^^p others, left for Noumea in &2203hH They mado the trip in 7dy«. Hbriji^g experienced very fairweath^Sa^H man-o'-war Bruat was there, and'tjnH mawder consented to bring tholonfinSß gers and her broken shaft from t*|Jgi The shaft was repaired atNotuneg^BJ to Long Island by the brigantsffl^Kl Cloud, and the lona was eriaWs&lggj underlay again on the been there from November 22ijfeiMw was reached on Friday, the K'A^^ heavy weather passage, and left oc'ikira Auckland being reached as aboriSlfflß