THE WESTRALIA.
The s.s. Westralia arrived from the South at 10.30 a.m. yesterday. Mr D. Samson, the purser, reports that the Westralia left Dunedin at 6.30 p.m. on the 31st January, touched at Lyttelton on Ist lust, Wellington nd, Napier 3rd, Gisborne 4th. . After leaving Gisborne the vessel fell in with heavy head winds and sea, which lasted to East Cape, when she experienced moderate N.E. winds and heavy swell to arrival. The s.s**\Vestialia leaves for Sydney at 5.3u p.m. to-day. The following passengers have booked by her:—Misses Hay (3), Roylo. Irving (2), Howie, McKinnon, Rlckarda (2), Krodie, Waugh, Sylvester, Lowe, Payne, Neiid, Graham, Piendergast, Godkiri; Mesdames Williams Woodhead, Finlay and 3 children, Neiid,Mountfort, Johnson, Given, McKenzie and 2 children, Crump. Smith and 2 children, Schwabe, Wttion and infant, Brodie, Faniii.il, Bellman, Royle, Hay, Rickards, Washbourne, Messrs Barton, Johnson, Hazon, Marina, Solomon, S. Green, Le Quesne, Hawkins, Chandler, Egerton, J. Dyer, Thompson. Marcus, Larkin. Hill, Bellman, Biondi, Bellman, Fannan, Cope, Glynn, Avaneini, Gilardi, Lumsden, H. Richards, Dyer, I-loare; Mcßorie.J. Grant, J. T. Mall, A. Logan, W. Logan, McCallum. W. Williams, Woodhead, J. Brien, A. Meyers, J. J. Williams, Schwabe, Drs. Hay, L. L. Smith, and 15 steerage.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1899, Page 4
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