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| SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE |
Saturday 21 July 1883 |
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Ship 'ZEALANDIA'
ARRIVALS
R.M.S.S., 3020, Webber, from San Francisco and
Honolulu
T T Gamble, agent
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| Passengers for Auckland |
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Passengers for Australia |
ELKINGTON, W F
FLEMING, Mr & Mrs A
LINDSAY, H R
McGREGOR, Dr & daughter and maidMOORE, F E
MOORE, C H
NELSON, F
WOODYEAR W & child
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?RAWLIN, Mr & Mrs
BOYS, G L Messrs
CALVERT, Mr & Mrs J J
FOLDI, N
GHEST, Mrs
HAYES, J S
HOFFNUNG, Miss C, governess & 2 servants
HOFFNUNG, Mr & Mrs S
HOFFNUNG, Mr S B
LANGEBECKER, Rev & Mrs
MURPHY, E N
QUA, J C
THOMPSON, Miss M
WAGNER, T
14 in steerage |
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| ARRIVAL OF THE SHIPZEALANDIAFROM
LONDON |
| At about twenty minutes
past nine last night the lights of a steamer were
seen to come rapidly round the North Head and
a few minutes afterwards the sound of a horn could
be heard, which at once announced the fact that
the R.M.S.S.Zealandiawas the steamship
coming in. At a quarter to ten she was off the
Railway Wharf and the firing of her gun at that
time had the effect of bringing together on the
wharf all the officials who are usually in attendance
upon the mail steamers. Under the charge of Pilot
SAINTY the vessel was soon moored alongside the
Queen-street Wharf and the work of discharging
theZealandiawas at once commenced. The
steamer is upon the present trip fairly patronised
by passengers, whilst her freight list is a little
above the average. We notice amongst the items
one of 2561 sacks barley.
TheZealandiacomes into port in splended
order, a fact that reflects very highly upon
Captain WEBBER and his officers and her present
trip of 20 days 3 hrs may be placed to her credit
as one of the fastest trips made, putting the
vessel as it does into this harbour fully three
days in advance of timetable date.
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Of the passage Captain
WEBBER reports as follows:
Discharged the San Francisco pilot on June
30 at 5.35 p.m. and was abreast of Farralone
Rocks at 7.20 p.m., with fresh breeze and moderate
sea; thence to Honolulu, light and variable
winds with smooth sea; received the Honolulu
pilot on July 7 at 9.25 a.m. and discharged
him at 5.35 p.m. same day; experienced light
and favourable winds with moderate sea until
Thursday, July 19, when the S.S.Australiawas
passed, four miles distant, at 8.45 a.m.; thence
to port strong gale with high sea; received
Auckland pilot on July 20 at 3.50 p.m. Captain
WEBBER reports the arrival of the S.S.Hankowon
the 7th inst. at Honolulu with 1400 emigrants
from the Azores.
TheZealandiawas to sail again for Sydney
at 4 o’clock this morning.
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| Transcribed: Jacqueline
Walles, New Zealand, October, 1999. |
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