THE STAR OF ENGLAND.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 291, 7 December 1900, Page 4

THE STAR OF ENGLAND.

The TysfSr s.s. Star of England, from New XorK via Melbourne and Sydney, arrived In pen. this morning, anchoring in the stream at o.<jo a.m. tor medical inspection. Whilst hM??«f° y**r ,f rom ODaon to New York In S? *th 2 l? a at the latter P°« f°r Austetrino nvn^ tnr ot EnSland e.nconntered a oi sea^^f^^^P^'ed by mountain. but art?v«i a n i al? e quantities of

pert ou September 18, and, with the exception of a cull made at St. Vincent to replenish buiikers, completed the long voyage to Melbourne without a stoppage. Melbourne was reached on November -Ist, uud after putting out consignments there the vessel proceeded ou to Sydney, where further cargo was landed, twirl the vessel left, at U p.m. on Saturday lust for Auckland. Experienced'fine weather, light breezes, and smooth seas all the way across the Tasuiau Sea, Cape Maria being passed at I) a.m. yesterday, and tbe harbour made as above. Capla'u Ulyatt has with him the following oiHcefs:—Chief, J. D. Wjlsou: second, C. T. Hilder; third, A. West: fourth, S. l'ocockj chief engineer, Robert Walls (late of the steamer Southern Cross); second, W. H. Adam. The vessel commenced the discharge of her cargo this morning, and is timed to leave for Wellington on Tuesday nig-tai. Thence «ue proceeds to Lyttultou. I'ort Chalmers, and the Bluff, reluming to Wnngauul and to Napier to complete her loading.