EMIGRANTS FOR AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXX, Issue 5412, 28 December 1874, Page 2

EMIGRANTS FOR AUCKLAND.

The following is a c -mplete l<st of the emigrants on b >ard the Warwick, which sailed fioru Gravtseud on October 10 foi Auckland : — Families —Arthur : John 24, Christana 24 : All wo >d : Thomas 23, Jane 21 ; Arms : Juhn 29, Doicis 33, George 4, Alnert 3j Bone : William 32, Emma 33 ; Bond : John 37, Mkn 32 ; William 2, Syclmy 1 ; Bird : Alfred 34, Esther 29 ; Cotton : William 25, Fmily 23, Alfrtd 1; G.mdm: Honore 33, Saiah 3d; Danihe": Michael 42, Mary 33, VhchaellG Mary 14, Patrick 12 Johanna 8, Brid." t 6, Margaret 3 ; Kile : W ilium 31, Sarah 30, Emuy 9, Juhn 5 ; Giifliu : Jonathan 2G, Emily 27, Jessie G, Ellen 5, John 2, Louis 1 ; Hammond : Du-id 39, Jane 39, Charles 17, Sar,ih 13, Emily 13, Frederick 12, John 9, Wi.'Jiim 6, James 8; James: Wil liam 40, Edith 30 ; Hitchcock : Willixm 29, Clara 29, Fiiclenck4, Mugaretl j Holtham: John 35, Emma 33, W llliam 14, Emma 12, Ellen 9. Mary 7, Fanny 3, Johu I ; Lowe : Jttm"8 27, Emma 25 ; Ljwry : Daniel 34, Houona 24, James 7, Carberry G, Mary 1; McF»rland : James 37, Jane 37, Elizi IS, Andrew 16, William 14, Isabella 13, M iry 10, Eleanor 7, John 4; Neal: Houry 21, Annie 21 ; Ogden : William 27, Kate 27 ; Talmer: William 25, Maria 22 William 1 ; Preston : Thomas 40, Marie 32, Willie 8, John 6, Frank 4, Mary 2; llowo: Mark 33, Eliza 32, Amelia 11, William 8, Eliza 5, John 3 ; Summers : Robert 22, Mar* net 30, Annie 1 ; Stratham ; George 41, Margaiit 44, Kuth 18; Taylor: John 29, Sophia 28, Sophia G, Ada 3, Edith 1 ; Tarvery : John 2S, Hannah 20, Thomas 8, Daniel 6, James 1 ; Webster : Charles 28, Emily 28, Walter 4, Ernest 1 ; West: William 47, Elizabeth 4*, Sarah 15, Walter 12, Sidney 10, Mary 7, Thomas 5, Albert 2 ; Bouike: Jeremiah "J3, Elizabeth | 24, Percy 1 ; liuudy : Edward 27, Eliza 25, Edward 5, Alfred 1 ; Cluydou : William 23, Susan 29 ; ttobh : James 2G, Margaret 27, John 5, James 2 ; Wa.ters : William 38, Sarah. 38, William 8 ; Swan : John 58, Thomas 23, Jane 18 ; A hern : Mary 31, Mar. garet 1G, Ellen 15 ; Dryland : Ann 49 Jamas 12, Frednck8; Uevitt : Michael 37, EHon 30, Arthur 5, Mary 2, Jo 1 n 1, Dryland: William 23, Maty 23, Albeit 3, Frtderi k 2; iieiryiuan: Chailes 2G, Dinah 22; Ro»f is : 'Lhomaa 36, Mary 3G, Eli/ibeth 14, Henry 12, John 5, Jane 3, James I ; Pato : Gioi^e 30, Sarah 27, Clara 4, George 2 : Tiverooy : Richard 30, Lizzie 3G, Kimna 5, Kate 3 ; Williams : Juseph 33, Selma 30, J . .< ph 12, Selina 10, Frederick 8, Thomas 5, W.lliAm 1 ; Page : Samuel 40, Susan 30 ; Abbott- : Charles 27, Emma 27 ; Connor : (;,at!(s25, Timothy 1G, Alary 23, Katu 21 Bridget 20; Uewend : Alfred 3!), Arm 37 j ; Kuioyk : John 33. main's 13, M.chael 11, Al-ry 5, Ll/ibcth 3; Knight : Thomas 33, J 25, Janus . 7. i biNGLb.M.«-N —A moll, William 26; Burcholl, C A lliur 20 ; Brock, Moses 24 ; B^teinan, James

, '21 , iiawkcfa, Daniel It) ; (hiUur, Joau '28 ; , Uu >x t Henry 21; LiiLl iid, (.'.. orge 21; ' ilum.iy, William 2i; N.'cson, John 20; I Nunn, George 20; Paul, Winter 19 ; Itowe, 1 "N ilium J. 21 ; Kobertnon, A'cKauder 20 ; Taylor, Thomas 25 ; West, ( iharlea 19 ; Leeson, John 3S ; Hay wood, John 21; Huimnmgs, James 21 ; Johns, (Jhailca 21 ; Lylo, Frederick 28 ; Mann, Oeor«»> 21 ; U alhsli, Matthew 21; Cox, Jessio 35; Morris, George 23 ; Dyke, Alfred 22 ; Norwood, Iiuheit 24; Clements, Henry 21 ; Herhhy, David 17 ; Dee, Alichael 24 ; Tavendale, David 22. Single Women. — Ahem : Mary 34, Margaret,, 16, Rllon 15 ; Bonningham, Elizabeth 19 ; Cha 1 ley, Susanna ; Claydon, Fanny 19; Mann, J,ine 18; Sullivan, Mary 25 ; Rouse, Margaret, 34 ; Wood, Charlotte 18 ; Sulhvan, Houoia 17 ; Bohan, Aim 21.

The A.S.P. Company's s.s. Star of the South, Captain E'arquhar, arrived in harbour from Levuka yestero ay morning at 5 o'clock, bringing a cargo of island produce and several passengers. She left Auckland foa Levuka on December 5th at 4 p.m., and had light airs and calms during the whole of the passage, arriving at Levuka at 11 p.m. on December 12 th. In consequence of the thick weather could not pick up the lights, flo remained outside till daylight, landed stock s<mio day. Was detained two days discharging cargo in consequence of insufficiency of hands in the Customs departments to take eutnea, &c. Left Levuka on December lSih at 5 p.m., and experienced strong headwinds till Friday last, sighted the Poor Knight* at 2 o'clock next morning, and had toputrito Tutukaka tor iirewoud, having iuusiioitofco.il. The Star of the South is to be laid up tor repaiis, &c. which it is expect« d will occupy about 14 days. She will then procted to Napier, and on her return again will leave for Levuka. The iron buque Otago, from Duncdin, with a c>i';t> o. "ugar, &c. to Mr. G. W. Bini'ey, Arnvt-d in harbour on Saturday afternoo > last, after a tedious passage of 21 days. Of this trip, Captain Biokuew teports having sailed ou thu 5th instant, and to having had a continuation of light airs and calms, with tiuc weather, throughout the passage. The East Cape was louuded on the 17ih instant. The barque will bo berthed at tbe wharf to-day, to discharge her cars;o. MessVa. Ciuieksbaulc and Co , agents of the Heio, have received a telegram from Blight Brothers and Co , stating that tlia Hero was to leave Melbourne on tho 24th December for Auckland via Sydney. She may therefore be expected to arrive hero on the 4th January. The mail steamer (either the City of Melbourne or the Cyphrenes) en loute from Sjdney to San Francisco, is due here this morning. The schooner Clyde is announced to sail for WaDgarei to-day. The 8.s. Hero from Melbourne and Sydney ia due here on Januaiy 5. A large number of our small coasting fleet arrived in harbour during the List clay or two The space between the Queen-st-eet wharf and the break-water being closely packed ■with our mosquito fleet. The schooner Queen frnin Napier with a small cargo arrived in harbour on Friday l»st, after a somewhat lengthy passage, owing to tbe light winds pievaihnt;. Tha ketch Prince Itupert from Wangaroa with a cargo of timber arrived iu harbour early on Saturday morning last. Owing to the holidays, the s.s. Southern Cross, Captain Sellars, did not leave for Tauranga on Saturday last. A new schooner arrived yesterday morning from Omaha, h-ivinsf been built bv McKenzie and Sharp, for Captains D. H. and K. Mctfenzie. jShe is a wholesome looking vessel, and one particularly adapted for our coastal trade. The s.s. Rowena from the Bay of Islands »nd other Northern ports arrived in harbour early yesterday morning, bringing a full cargo of gum, &c, and a large number of passengers. The revenue cutter Ringleader returned to harbour on Fuday la<-t from a cruise along tho co iht. The schooner Rover with a carpro of timbcr finivcii in huibour on Friday last from tho co.iht The immigrants of the ship A«?siye, which ariived tiom London mi Situ'diy List, aie to be landed ti.n rnormu^.