ARRIVAL OF THE AORANGI.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 143, 18 June 1888, Page 4

ARRIVAL OF THE AORANGI.

Wellington", Sunday. — The R.M.s.s. Aorangi arrived from London direct at .5 o'clock this evening. She left Plymouth on the sth of May, Teneriffe on the 10th of May, Capetown on the 26th, arriving at Hobarfc ab 2 p.m. on the 13th of June. She. left Hobarb at 5 p.m. the same day, and had moderate weather throughout. The passage was an uneventful one. The actual steaming time was 40 days 17 hours. Captain Russell, M.H.R. for Hawke's Bay, and his family, who have been visiting the old country, returned by her. The following is a list of her passengers :—First saloon :Mr Henry A. Sharpe, Mrs Reid, Mr John Pearce, Mrs Lucy A. Pearce, Misses F. Ormond, E. Adderley, Mr E. Strange, Principal Grant, Mr P. Swanston, Mrs P. S\va,nston, Captain W. R. Russell, Mrs W. R. Russell, Miss M. C. Russqll, Mr Herbert H. Russell, Mrs Herbert H. Russell, Mr Johnson, Mr Stanley E. Goddard, Mr C. E. Burrell. Second saloon : Mrs E. Talbot, Masters William and John Talbot, Master James Colling?, Mr A. H. Richmond, Mr E. B. Span, Mr E. Gerard, Mrs Gerard, Mr H. J. Valentine, Mrs H. J. Valentine, Master Tom Valentine, Miss Florence Valentine, Masters Harry, Claude, and Norman Valentine, Mr E. H. Hobday, Mr Claude S. Valentine, Miss Edith Valentine, Mr Edward Porter,' Mr G. L. H. Milward, Mr James B. Bush, Mrs James B. Bush, Masters.George and William E. Bush, Miss Caroline Bush, Mr William H. Neville, Mrs William H. Neville, Masters C. W. G. and A. E. Neville, Mrs M. Durham, Mr T. Parker, sixty third-class passengers. Passengers for Auckland:-Saloon : Mr Houghton. Second saloon : Mrs E. Talbot and family, Miss Franks, and Master J. Caslino-. Steerage: Mr and Mrs A. Masby and family, I

Mr and Mrs R. Ratcliff, Messrs G. Le Blond, C. Downey, M. Downey, A. Smith, and J. Hallorau.