ARRIVAL OF THE MARAROA.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 245, 17 October 1888, Page 4

ARRIVAL OF THE MARAROA.

At 3.30 this morning tho e.g. Mararoa arrived from Sydney. Of the passage Mr Nancarrow, purser,'to whom we are indebted for Sydney files, etc., reports that the-Maroroa left Sydney at 2.20 p.m. on the 12th inst., and cleared Port Jackson Heads at 3 p.m. Passed Three Kings at 6.30 a. in. on the 16th, and rounded North Cape at 10.45, arriving as above. Fine weather was experienced. and light north-easterly winds, with smooth sea throughout. She brings the following pas?engers : —For Auckland—Saloon : Mr H. A. Washbourne, Mr C. Ponder, Miss . Henderson, Mr Bruce Gardyne, Mrs Bruce Gardyne,Miss Bruce Gardyne, Little Sisters of the Poor (3), Mr'W. E. Giles, Mr G. 1 Marshall, Rev. R. W. Hodson, Mrs Hodeon, Mr W. D. Latham, Mr J. C. Arthur, Sergeant-General Ogilvy, Mr J. S. Brown, ■Mr D. Evans, Signor Agr.-.ti, Mr C. A. 'Field, MrR-'W. Moody, Mr W. Marshall, Mr Keesing, Mr R. Arthur, Master

Arthur, Mr G. Glassford, Mrs Rishworfch and infant, _ir J Buchanan, Mr H. Law, and 13 steerage. For Gisborne— Saloon : Mr Symythe, Mr E. W* Mills. For Wellington—Saloop : Mr C. 11. Yon Bevin, Miss Hanmer, Mr Blmidell, Mrs Gilmer, Miss Gilmer, Mr Huddlestone, Mrs L. Biundell, and two in steerage. For Lyttclton—Saloon : Mr R. A. McLaurin, Mrs Jones, MissesTurner(3),MrG. A. Green, Mr R. Thompson, Mr Hall, Mrs Hall, Miss Hall, Mr Todd, Mrs Todd, Miss Todd, and one sti'en-ge. For Dunedin—Saloon : Mr W F. Edmund, Rev. C. tviaokay, Mr Dawson, Mrs Dawson, Miss Speight, Mr A. C. Begg, Miss Begg. For Bluff—Saloon: M&s Winter. For Napier—Four in the steerage.