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The New Zealander

SHIPPING INFORMATION *PORT OF AUCKLAND*			Saturday 11^th October 1851 Saturday 18^th October 1851 Wednesday 22^nd October 1851

*Moa* NORRIS ARRIVALS 8 Oct Moa NORRIS from Sydney
	Passengers		Saturday 11^th October 1851
	BLACKETT, J C Esq & Servant DAVY, Mr MATTHEW, Mrs & 2 sons MULLFERN, Miss SMITH, Miss		W S Graham, agent

face="Arial, *Moa* Capt. NORRISface="Arial, CLEARED OUT 16 Oct MoaNORRIS for Sydney
	Passengers		Saturday 18^th October 1851
	ASKELL, A M BROWN, C CAMPBELL, J CARTHY, J CHALKY, W FARMER, J FARMER, W FORBES, J GIMBLE, J GREEN, B HAMILTON, F M’KINLEY, R McCONOCHIE, William MEEK, Mrs & 2 chdn MILLITAC, L MOORE, R		ORR, R OWEN, Mrs & Child PARKINGSON, J QUINN, John RICH, William ROSS, A SCOTT, J THOMPSON, Abel THORNBECK, J WARRINGTON, A WATERS, John WEBB, H WILLIAMSON, R W S Graham, agent

color="#000080" size="+1" face="Arial, *Cashmere* Capt George PEARSON ARRIVALS 19 Oct ship 640 tons, from Gravesend
	Passengers		Wednesday 22^nd October 1851
	BAYLY, Rev, Mrs & 3 chdn BOURKE, Mrs & 1 child BRODIE, Mr W BROMLEY, Mr & Mrs BROWN, Mr R CAMPBELL, Mr CONWAY, Mr, Mrs & Miss COURTENEY, Mr & Mrs & 6 chdn CUTTRESS, B CUTTRESS, C CUTTRESS, H CUTTRESS, Misses Alice, Emma, Sophia, Charlotte DOYLE, Mr & son DUDLEY, Rev W C ELY, Mrs FORD, Mr & Mrs & 5 chdn FRANCIS, Mr GOLSBOROOUGH, Miss Mary GRAHAM, Mr HAMER, Rev Thomas, Mrs, Miss & 2 chdn HAMILTON, Mr & Mrs & child HENDERSON, Mr & Mrs & child HUTCHINSON, Mrs		MACINTOSH, Mrs & child MISAACS, Mr D ISAACS, Mr John MARTIN, Mr & Mrs & 6 chdn MITCHELL, Mr J MOYLE, Mr REID, Mr RUNCIMAN, B Walter RUNCIMAN, E RUNCIMAN, I RUNCIMAN, J RUNCIMAN, Master RUNCIMAN, Miss R RUNCIMAN, Mr & Mrs SAUNDERS, Mr J SHEPPARD, Miss SMITH, Mr & Mrs & 4 chdn SMYTHIES, Mr & Mrs & 3 chdn THOMAS, G TIDDY, Miss Martha WADMAN, Mr WETHERED, Mrs & child WILLIAMS, Mr John Brown & Campbell, agents
The fine merchant shipCashmere, Capt Pearson, sailed from Gravesend on the 16^th June, having thus been 125 days on the voyage. From her known sailing qualities it is believed that she would have made it in much shorter time but for some defect in her rudder irons which kept her back considerably. She brings out 103 passengers, a large proportion of whom are for this settlement. At Bass’s Strait she was boarded by a shore boat from which she first heard of the discovery of gold in Australia.

Transcribed: Jacqueline Walles, New Zealand, April, 2000.

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