THE TARAWERA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 223, 20 September 1893, Page 4

THE TARAWERA.

The steamer Tarawei-a, from Sydney, which arrived yesterday morning with measles on board, was permitted to berth ab the Quay-streab Jetty last evening. Captain Chatfield reports that the steamer left Sydney at 2.40 p.m. on the 14th inst., cleared the Heads an hour later, passed the Three Kings ab 1.50 p.m. on the 18th, and rounded the North Caps ab 5.23 p.m. the same day< She experienced hail and rain storms at the outEebof the trip, and afterwards variablo weather and seas to arrival. She brought the following passengers for this port:—Misses Jackson, A. Fraukham, Brodridd, Mosdamoa Yates and 2 children, F. C. Bolton, 2 children and 2 servants, Topp, P. S. Smallfield, Levinson,J.Murray, Cock, Friend and child, Harrison, C. A. Harris and 2 children, Hecksherer and boy, Davis and child, Mobro, Jones, Mossra, Rev. P. S. Smallfield, J. Murray, Friend, Cock, H. Wardell, E. U. Ellin, J. W. Lahey, T. \V. Willis, 0. Strachley, D. Bushwell, Johnston, D. Johnston 11. L. Garland, Carter, M. Hautrive, D. Smith, Hovve'.l, Topp, F. C. Bolton, Freme, Lloyd, Yates, Messenger and 80 in the steerage. For Gisborne :Mr and Mrs J. J. Boatty, Mr J. Searl and 3 in tho steerage. For Napier : Four in tho steerago. For Wellington : Misses Cooper (2), Master Cooper, Mr C. F. Vallance and 4 in the steerage. For Lyttelton : Miss MeCulloch and 3in the steerage. For Dunedin : Mr G. Augenson and 2 in the steerage.