PASSENGERLIST.

Wellington Independent, Issue 2178, 11 March 1865, Page 4

PASSENGERLIST.

INWARDS. Par 6,5, E&Bgatirft. Mr Borlaeo and often?.

OUTWARDS. Per Lord Ashley. Rev Mr and Mrs Minchin, Mr and Mrs Brownell, Revs Ponperril and Belliard, Messrs Meek, Lyon, and Towers. Steerage: Messrs Ashbolt, Seath, Nelson, and Lunn. 9 saloon and 9 steerage from the North. IMPORTS. In tho Tyno, W. Lyon, agent— 63 baloa wool, W. Lyon. In the Kate, Master, agent— 2l3 bags wheat, 1 thrashing machiuo, W. W. Taylor; 20 casks tar, 1 iron roller, Smart In tho Rangatira, R. J. Duncan, agent— A quantity of possengers' luggage. EXPORTS. In tho Lord Ashley, R. S. Ledger, agent — 1 bale leather, Hirst; 1 parcel, Lyon; 1 case hardware, 2 cases axes, 2 ovens, 1 keg nails, 27 sash weights, E. W. Mills ; 39 bags wool, 2 bags do, Turnbull & Co ; 1 cart, Minchin ; 1 box, Brown; 4 pigs, Ling; 1 box. N.ZS.N. Co; 1 horse, Lunn ; 1 case drapery, Moss ; 1 box, Cook ; 1 bullock, 1 goat, Seath. In tho Sandfly, Pilcher, agent— l 3 sacks flour, 6 gunnies sugar, 2 half chests tea, 10 bags coarse salt, 10 pkgs groceries, 6 do woolpacka, 6 casks soda, 1 do arsanic, 1 do sulphur, 1 pkge load. 1 bag rice, 3 harrows, 9 pkgs ironmongery, Bothune & Hunter; 1 pkge, Levin & Co; 1 box, W. Scott; 1 pkge, J. Dixou ; J ton potatoes, 1 box, D. Anderson, jun. In the Mosquito, Krull & Co, agents — 10 demijohns geneva, 1 qr-cask brandy, 5 tons flour, 2 cases hams and bacon, 3 half chests tea, 2 cases jamß, 1 cask biscuit"?, 1 case salmon, 1 keg nails, 5 cases kerosino oil, 15 do bottled porter, 1 do confectionery, 1 do coffee, 1 bag onions, 2 oars, 1 pkge drapery, 1 case apples, Krull & Co. The Rangatira. — Narrow Escape from Coli.ison. — The s.s. Rangatira, Captain Muudle, arrived on Thursday morning last, about 8 o'clock. Sho left the Manukau at 6 o.m. ou the 6th, arrived at Raglan during tho afternoon, and left the same day for Tavanaki, whore she arrived next morning; left the same day, Tuesday, tho 7th, at 2 p.m. Towards 5 o'clock that afternoon the Colonial transport screw steamer Alexandra was sighted bearing down upon the Rangatira. The latter continued her course for some time, hugging tho shore, until about 5 o'clock, the Alexandra not having altered her course, and just as a collision seemed inevitable, Captain Mundle ordered the helm hard up, which was promptly oxecuted, and the two steamers passed each other very closely. Groat indignation was expressed by the passengers at the conduct of tho Captain of the Alexandra, who had so nearly jeopardised thoir lives.