PASSENGER LIST.

Wellington Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2217, 10 June 1865, Page 2

PASSENGER LIST.

Per Priuco Alfred. Cabin. Miss Morfatt, Mr and Mra Sltyerno ar..i three children. Messrs. L:ibor, Squires. Johnston. Steerage. Mr and Mrs Osboine and family, Messrs Jacobs, Uaircy, Campbell, OaulQcld, 3 cabiu, and 5 liteomgo fdr Southern Ports. i Per Wellington. Cabin. Mr and Mrs Jenkins nnd child Colouel McNeil. Sirs. Jiownes and child, Mr and Mr 3 Scott and child, Messrs. Tonka, Holt, Levy, and Dr Prinus. Steerage. Mis Brown and 6 children, Mr and Mrs Ready, Mr and Mrs Purcell, Mr and Mrs Pearson, Mra Uurrett and daughter, Mrs Goodall and 4 children, Messrs Bnyman, Lambert, "'uylor. Bell, Hales, Howard, Drake, MeUtiuley, MeLcod, Scaiilun, Hatch, Boyd. Roaistoror, Edwards (•-'), Moon, Gnim, 3 maories, 13 cabin and G steerage, for Northern Ports. Per Egmout Mrs Everesta, Mr and Mrs Fawcott, Mrs Taurell, Messrs. ILigarth. Wilford, Taylor, Chamlos, Travers, Dueell, Mrs Chandos. Steerage. Messrs. Thompson, Jones, Harrison. Cod; burn, Sampson, Farlano, Doll, Wells, Bonnor, Williams, Faulkner, George, Davidcon, MoNab, Marigo, and 3 for Napier and Auckland. outwards: Per Wellington. Cabin. Bishop of Nelson, Mr Radraging. Steerage. Mr and Mrs Pearson, and 19 from Southern Ports, Per Prince Alfred. Cabin. Messrs. Wilmer, Beswiek, Bishop. Steerage. Miss Smith, Mr Ryan, 3 cabin ami 5 steerage from Northern Ports. 1 Per Egmont. Cabin. Bishop of Now Zealand, Sir W. Martin, Lady Martin, Colonel McN'eill. Steerage. Mra Goodall and 5 children, and U cabin from Northern Ports. IMI'OMTS. Per Prince Alfred, R. S. Ledger, agent— l case, W. Lyon; 9 cases, Colonial Secretary; 1 pkge, E. W. Mills , 10 casks beef, Order; 1 parcel, Bethune and Hunter; 4 cases plants, Gouldio; 10 cases oranges, 2 bags walnuts, Palmer. In the Wellington, E. J. Duncan, agent— 3o hhds alo, 8 cases cigars, 1 portmanteau, 1 parcel, Order ; 2 threequarter boxes tobacco, 1 case do, Stciuhol'f & Co ; 1 case drugs, O. D. Ban-aiid ; lease drugs, W. Bishop; 1 bag, Hon. W. Ii D. Mantell: 3 cases drapery, 1 case merchandise, G\ 11. Vennoll ; 4 stoves, I boiler, 1 pkge, 3 casks, 1 case, W. Mason; 5 stoves. 1 bag, 9 pumps, E. W. Mills j U cases, 2 casks, MuElvic; '2 cases clocks, B. C0I1211; 1 case glass, Cooper; 1 case, (>. Mooro; 1 bale drapery, TonUs and Lowers;. 9 pkgs, Tompkins ; 6 casks cheese, L. Moora EXPORT!!. In tho Prince Alfred, R. S. Ledger, agent — 1 case apples, Young; 50 shoep, Williams; M kegs butter, Turnbull & Co; VI kega butter, Krull & Co. In the Egmont, R. S. Ledger, agent— 2 cases glassware, C. D. Ijajraud. In the Wellington, R. J, Duncan, agent — 1 ton flour, i bag sharps, 1 bag bran, 2 ke^s butter, 1 bag sugar, J. and T. Kebbell ; 20 bags rice, 10 boxes candles, 5 kegs butter, 1 hhd clover seed, 1 case vestas, 1 box blue, 1 keg nails, 'i cases drapery, Turnbull & Co; 3 cases, Levin & Co; 1 wool press, 22 screws, a quantity of boards, W. Akertson; 2 bales, 1 truss, 1 bdle, 1 case, W. L. Hirßt; 1 pkge, Mra Croucher; 1 horse, Rediaging. In the Johanna, E. Pearco. agent — 1 ton potatoes, 1 cask oatmeal, 1 box tea. 1 bag sugar, 1 box caudles, 1 cask dried apples, 1 case currants, 1 box raisins, 10 bags sugar, 1 case jams, E. Pearce.

In the list or passengers per Storm Bird, published in our last issue, the name of Mrs Barrett was omitted. The N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.s. Wellington, 11. 13. l'rancis, left the Bluff on tho 2nd instant at 3.30 p in, and arrived at Otßgo at 8.45 a.in on the 3rd ; left Otago on the sth at 1.50 p.m. and arrived at Lyltolton at 11 '60 am on the 6th. .Loft LyUelton on the 7th at 0.1J5 p.m, and anchored in Wellington harbor on the Bth, at fi.3o a.m. The nuw steam-lug Southland was eiitoring Muff harbor under canvas as tho Wellington left that port. At 8 p.m. on the 7th instant, when about 10 miles south of the Kaikoura, tho Wellington passed a large piece of wreck. It was about the size of an ordinary life boat, and had tho appearance of the top works of some vessel. Tub New Zis.ih.n-d.— Tho reputo of this Teasel as a " blockade runner" created sonic speculation as to her appoaranco previous to her arrival here, but when, on Tuenday last, she ontered our harbor expectations as usual lead as usunl had outstripped reality, and it was discovered that whau-.ver her speed was ut one time it now was but that of an ordinary boat and by no means excessive, Rhe having been about ten days on the passage from Melbourne to Hokitika. She is a paddle-Rteuuier of 342 tons, with the deck housed-iu from stem to stem, and taking v, depressed form at both ends, which <;ives her a somewhat ci o -ar-shaped appearanoo, tho top of tho housing forming a spacious iiurricane-dcek. Her three funnels abraast and athwart, gave her an ungainly appearance, but her draught is remarkably light for her size, and sho was enabled to go into tho Hokitika river without difficulty, being by far tho largest steamer insido tho bar. We believe he r diminished 'speed is attributable lo one of tho boilers hiving bueonio unserviceable since her blockade running oxploils wero performed. — ' Nelson Colonist.'