SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS PORT OF AUCKLAND

Ship 'BOMBAY'

ARRIVAL OF THE BOMBAY - TOWED IN BY WARSHIP

The ‘Herald’ of March 20, 1865, containsthe following account of the arrival of the Bombay:

‘Considerable excitement prevailed in thetown during the morning of Saturday, in consequence of the report which had been current that the Curacaohad been signaled in sight with a ship dismasted in tow. On arrival in harbour the ship proved to be the Bombay, Captain SELLARS. The ship had been out 111 days from the Downs, with 400 passengers and general cargo. TheBombay had fallen in with the terrific gale which had been experienced along the coast of New Zealand. Much anxiety had been felt as to the condition of the ship and passengers. We are happy to say the passengers were in the best health and spirits and that the ship was a model of cleanliness, evincing thegreatest care and attention on the part of her commander and officers.When the condition of the ship is considered, knocked about as she musthave been in the gale of two days’ duration, terrific seas running, and freighted with passengers, who had never before been so situated, calm and presence of mind and other sailor-like high qualities were necessaryto preserve discipline and prevent anything like disturbance, which in such circumstances might have been fatal. The passengers speak in thevery highest terms of their captain.

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Le BRUN, Thomas, Mary & Thomas
LOCK, Julia
LUCAS, Theodore, Elizabeth & Edwin
MANN, Hugh
MARSDEN, Richard, Elizabeth, Wm, Thomas & Julia
MARSHALL, Emily & Jane
MARSHALL, George & Maria
MARTEN, Robert & Elizabeth
MARTIN, George, Catherine & George
MATSON, Fairy
MAYS, Joseph & Eliza
McMUTTON, George
McSKEIN, Andrew & Mary
MELLBURN, James
MILBOURNE, Edward, Catherine & Edward
MOSES, Rachael & Leah
MOULD, John
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ORD, Ann
PARKER, George
PARKER, John
PARKER, John & Elizabeth
PARKER, Mary & Catherine
PARTRIDGE, W
PATTESON, Walter
PEARSON, Chas W
PEGOTT, W., C., Elizabeth, Wm & Elizabeth
PERRY, Thomas
PIERCY, Fredk, Rhoda & Sarah
PRIOR, Jane
RANDALL, John & Jane
REED, Wm, Mary & Geo
ROBINSON, James, Ann & Jessie
ROBINSON, Margt & Sarah
ROOKE, George & Esther
SAUNDERS, George
SAWYER, Charles John & Wm
SAWYER, Wm, Mary, Ann Elizabeth, Ellen, Arthur & Augustus
SHARP, George
SMITH, Fred.
STOCKMAN, Carl
STOCKMAN, Solomon, Esther & Mary
STURGEON, Andrew, Ellen, Elizabeth, Margaret & Andrew
STURGEON, John & James
STURGEON, Mary
STURGESS, Wm
SURNBANK, Wm
SWINBANK, John & Margt
TABB, John B & Jane
TAYLOR, Thomas & Esther
THOMAS, Hugh & Margt
TREGOWETH, Richard, Christina, Emmeline & Mary
TREGOWETH, Wm
TURPIN, Wm & Ann
VINCE, W
WARDEN, Alice & Elizabeth
WARDEN, Richard
WARING, Thos, Ann, Mary, Rose & Benedict
WEBBER, J
WHITE, Michael, Ellen & Amelia
WHITWORTH, Joseph & Emma
WILKINSON, John & Fanny
WILLIAMS, Ann
WILLIAMS, John
WILLIAMS, Joseph, Sarah, R., Mary & J
WILLS, Thomas
WILSON, John, Sarah, Margt & John
WINTER, Geo, Susan, Peter & Ann
WOFF, Christopher, Esther & George
WOODERSON, Joseph, Emma & Catherine
WOODERSON, Phoebe
WOODERSON, Robt
WOOSTEN, Harriett
WOOTEN, Charles
WOOTON, Joseph, Coney, Joseph, George & Henry
WREFORD, Drucilla
WREFORD, Frank & Matthew
WREFORD, Geo, Harriett, Geo.Wm, Sarah & Augusta
WRIGHT, Jacob, Jane, Henry & Rebecca
WYKES, Elizabeth & Sarah
WYKES, Read, Sarah, Mary Ann & Fredk
YOUNGER, Sarah
YOUNGER, Thos, Isabella, Isabella & Eliz’th