THE MARAROA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1902, Page 4

THE MARAROA.

The s.s. Mararoa arrived from the South at 11 a.m. yesterday, and berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. The purser, Mr J. A, Tubby, reports that the Maraioa left Dunedin on the loth inst, and experienced light, variable winds with smooth seas until reaching Napier; thence strong south-west winds with moderate seas to the East Cape, followed by light variable winds and smooth seas until arrival.

The following have booked passages by the Mararoa, sailing at 5.30 p.m. to-day for Sydney:—Misses Sage, Quinn, Stewart, Williams. Roberts, Sturl. Connor. Jones, Georgeson, Reyburn, Pilkington Furness, Talbot. Hume (2), Harvey (2). Partridge (2), Reid, Outram, Mesdames Reid, Outram. Bennett, Partridge, Crosby, Brewis and maid, Ormiston, Van Eroda, Boule, Godfrey. Sternburg, Rutley, and 2 children, Gardner, Power, infant, and maid, J. E. Loveridge, Belcher, Hutchison, Shaw, Vicars, Sturl, Hooper and 2 children, Murray, Lockley, Loewenthal Temple, Messrs Challon, F. J. Hicks, W. Adman, J. A. Hamilton. W. G. Stensop J. and C. Grace, Temple, Loewenthal, Lockley, Hooper, J. Machell, Sturt, Vicars, Rowe, Isaacs, Thompson, Vance. Adam, Greenwood, Letters, Webb, Barron, Gardner, J. Milne, Hicks, P. Spence, J. T. Clifford, G. L. Hutchinson, Tulloch. C. E. Horton, Godfrey, Brownley, Lawson, Wade, Bonley, Barrie, McFarlane, Welhnan, Pilklngton, Scott, Bligh, W. Blair, Bennett, Outram, Revs. J. Hearn. C. Smears. Hon. Sternberg, Dr. Murray, and 40 steerage.