PASSENGER LIST.

Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2371, 5 June 1866, Page 4

PASSENGER LIST.

INWAED9. Per Storm Bird. Cabin — Mrs. Aiknian, Mrs. G-illics and daughter, Messrs. Aitken, Oracroffc Wilson, C.B. and servant, Freeman, Hoskins, Rev. Mr. Muir, McClutchy, McDonald, Raines, Henderson, Toogood, Moore, Quintan. Steerage — One constable, six prisoners, and a Maori. outwauds. ' Per Wellington. Cabin — Messrs. Eccles, Grey, j J. Martin, and Lyon. Per Falcon. Messrs. H. BUmdell and Purkiss. EXPOETB. In the Esther, Bethune & Hunter, agents — 50 battens, 5 sacks, Bethuno & Htmter ; 10 pieces | iron, E. W. Mills ; 19 pkgs, 4 casks sulphur, W. W. Taylor. In the Kahuna, C. ' Hartmamiy agent — 1500 j bricks, W. & G. Tumbull &. Co. In the Wellington, R. J. Duncan, agent — 1 bag oyster.-;, J. Walden ; 8 casks grass seed, Johnston & Co; lease cigar, Steinhoff; 8 bags grass seed, John Martin ; 1 pkg boots, Kevshaw ; 8 bags maize, Krull & Co. EXPECTED ABEIVAXS. Rangatirn, s.s., from tlie South 6th Taranaki, s.s., from the Nortli, 7th Rangitoto, s.s., from Melbourne, Hokitika, and Nelson, 81 h Albion, s.s., from Melbourne, Hokitika, and Nelson, 10th City of Newcastle, ship, from Lyttelton, daily Veritas, ship, from London Cruiser, ship, from London, daily PROJECTED BEPAKTaiIES. Storm Bird, s.s., for Northern Ports, 6th Taranaki, s.s., for the South, 9th Rangitoto, s.s., for Melbourne via the South, 9fch Albion, s.s., for Lyttelton, Duucdin and Mel- ! bourne, 11th VESSELS IN FONT. • j Queen, b.s., laid up Gundagai, p.s., repairing Black Swan, ship, from London Canterbury, schooner, from Lyttelton Woodvillc, barque, from London I Esk, ship, from Newcastle Mary Francis, barque, from Newcastle Alexandra, brig, from Newcastle Storm Bird, s.s., from Northern Ports ! The N.Z.S.N. Company's s.s. Storm Bird, 104, tons, Captain Glcadow, from Wanganui, Tarn- 1 naki, and Manukau, arrived in harbor at 4 o'clock on Sunday morning. The Storm Bird left the latter port at noon on the 30th ult., and arrived at Taranaki at 9 o'clock on the following morning but owing to a very heavy swell from the N.W. the serf boats were unable to land any cargo, and the utmost difficulty was experienced in getting the passengers The attempt was made, hoivcvei*, and 'succeeded fortunately without any accident. At 1.30 p.m. on the 31st lilt, the Storm Bird again got uuderweigh and sailed for Wanganui, where she arrived at 10 o'clock on the morning of the Ist inst. ; left Wanganui again in the course of Saturday afternoon, and arrived, as above, after a fine passage down the coast Captain Gleadow reports that after crossing the Manukau bar, and when about four miles south of the heads ho descried the mainmast and a portion of the main boom of a cutter tossing about in the water, and he supposes them to have belonged to the cutter Quickstep, the loss of which we reported in a recent issue. Tho P.,N.Z. & A.R.M. Co., and the N.Z.S.N. Co., have now commenced to run boats undw the new Inter-Provincial steam subsides. The first company will be represented by the steam ships, Claud Hamilton, and Phccbe, and the fleet of the N.Z.S.N. Co., will gain no disci-edit when represented by the two fine steamers Wellington and Taranaki. This latter vessel and the Phoebe will perform the West Coast, and the Claud Hamilton and Wellington the East Coast service.