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ARRIVED. Thursday, May 3. Waverley, ss, 77 tons, Gibbons, from P&tea. Passengers—Cabin : Misses Scott, Gibbons, and Hollis, Mr Pope, Master Gibbons. Turnbull and. Co, and agents. Penguin, as, 442 tons, Allman, from South. Passengers—Saloon : Meadames Armitage, Cottew, Watson and family, Lemon, Ste.wart aud 3 children, Craven, Smith, and Brown and 4 children, Misses Shore, Forfcescue, Stevenson, L&vator, and Sumpter, Rev S. French and F. Cummings, Dr Cottew,Messrs Vidal, Pain, Bellamy, Watson, Muldoon, Fowler, McGregor, Morrison, Stewart, Brown, Miskiu, and Harold ; 21 steerage. U.S.S. Co, agents. . „ , , Neptune, ss, 44 tons, Eckford, from Blenheim, Passenger —Cabin : Mr Porter. Levin ftnd Co, agents. SAILED. Thursday, May 3. Rriapiehu, R. M. S., 2126 tons,Commander H.
R. Greeustreet, for London, via Rio de Janeiro, Madeira, sad Plymouth, Passengers, first saloon —Mr and Mrs C. P. Pyn'sent, Mr and Mrs Ed. F. Sainsbu'ry, Mr arid Mrs ’H. A. Watt, and Mrs Misses E. Gardiner, J. A-. Hasfcie, L. A. and F. S. Hrirritt, A. Ledgor, M. H. Pynsenfc, and H. E. Smith, Captain W. H. Argali, Messrs A. E. Gi-ims. ley, F. Illingworth, S. H. Morrison, Wm. J. Offer, Robert B. Pynsent, James Pain and Frank B. Smith, Masters Fredk. aud Roslyn Frischler, Harry, Bertie, and Alick Watt, Second saloon —Dr Arthur and Mrs Cottew, Dr Geo. F. and Mrs Maberley, Rev and Mrs Shears, Mr and Mrs Fredk. AtkiiißOn, Mr aud Mrs Geo. C. Bowman, Mr and Mrs John D. Brown, Mr and Mrs Robert Brown, Mi’ and Mrs Pratt, Mr and Mrs Homy S-. Rennert, Mr and Mrs Wm. P. Watsouv Mesdames Clark, Sunderland, Tod and Wiggins, Ella, Margaret, Janeb and Ellen Atkinson, Elsie, Evelyn and Keitha Bowman, Crissy and Miriam Brown, E. Fortescue, Helen L. Maberley, Julia Rennert, Ivan and Shaw Sunderland, E. F. Tennant, W&rmington, Annie F., Mary arid Marion Watson, M. Whiteacar, Rev S. French, Messrs William S. Arklay, David Carman,-James Mackintosh, Noble, Nesbitt, Leonard Muskin, Edwatcj. Roster, William Reid, George Storey, James S. Sprague, and Edward Vidal, Masters Arthur K., Charles !»., Lionel, and Douglas Bowman, James and John Brown, and Richard Sunderland. Steerage—Mr aud Mrs George Butler, Mr and Mrs John Chandler, Mv, arid Mrs John Peters, Mr and Mrs GliatWS Ross, Mr and Mrs Alfred Siowtui, Mosdames Aird, Ashdown, Austefel, Baker, Wood, liffe, and Tyles, Misses Alice Theresa, Louisa, Gerttride, and Grace Aird, A. McGready, M. Lucas, and Stowell, Messrs William Brown, Francis Baker,. Charles Bellamy, William Box, Thomas Outran, John Ferguson, William Gibson, Charles Hay, Sydney Haigh, Albert Hansen, William C. Hawley, Henry Hamblin, William Hill, Albert Jobscn, Patrick Kelly, John Knox, Thomas Latfcay, H. McAllister, William Mann, Frank Bonder, William Wice’lirigote, William McDonald, Thomas McAdatn, Parker Norris, Charles Nixon, Joseph and Thomas Prior, George Redman, Joseph Scott, Charles J. Smith, Charles G. Smith, Frances Tait, Walter Taylot, Richard Wheeler, John Leitoh and Ohrirlea P. Coutts, Master Charles Aird-. N.Z.S. Co, agents.
The sa Waverley left Patea at 2.30 pm on the -2nd instant, experienced a fresh breeze from the southward with fine weather throughout, and arrived here at 6 am yesterday. She sailed for Nelson yesterday afternoon, where she is to undergo a thorough overhaul.
The ss Neptune left Blenheim at 3 am yesterday, bad fine weather and smooth sea throughout, aud arrived here at 11 am. She returned*laat evening.
The U.S.S. Co’s ss Penguin left Dunedin at 3.30 pm on the Ist instant, aud arrived at Lyttelton at 9.15 am on the 2nd; sailed again 9.15 p,m., reaching here at 11.45 am yesterday. She experienced very lino weathet and smooth sea throughout the pas. sage. She sailed last evening for Northern ports. Tho barque Kentish Lass, which left Newcastle on the 21st ult., was signalled as we went to press, and the steam tug Mana went out to take her in tow.
THE R.M.S. RUAPEHU, FOR LONDON.
The New Zealand Shipping Company’s R.M.S. Ruapehu sailed last evening shortly after 5 o’clock, for London, via Rio de Janeiro, Madeira and Plymouth. She took 150 passengers of all classes, 27 first saloon, 62 second, and 61 steerage. Her frozen meat chambers were well stocked, aud she took beside a large general cargo. The Ruapehu is due at New Plymouth on the 14th June, and is expected to arrive there a couple of days earlier.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 844, 4 May 1888, Page 16
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