ARRIVAL OF THE NEBRASKA.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 522, 12 September 1871, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF THE NEBRASKA.

The mail steamer Nebraska, Capt. Harding, arrived in harbour at 2 o'clock this morning. She arrived at Honolul* at 9 a.m. on the 25tk August. \ Shipped 300 tons bone; transhipped passengers, and left at midnight on the 26th August. She experienced fine ■weather after leaving Honolulu until September 6th, 7th and Bth, when she had strong breezes from S. and S.E., veering round on the 10th to W. and N.W., with showers of rain. On the 11th the weather cleared, and sighted land, iarriving as above. Passengbbs.—Eor Auckland : A. S. Cleghorn, Mrs. Cleghorn, Mi3S Laura Cleghorn, Mrs. Seal, Miss Delville, A. H. Begg, W. Harrangton, Thomaß Williams, saloon; W. White, W. Hilton, C. M. Hill, Mrs. Hill, steerage. JFor Wellington—Saloon : Mrs. Vogel, Miss Vogel, and two children ; Miss C. Sparrowway, Miss E. Sparroway and servant. Steerage : William Beck, Mrs. Beck and four children, William Tillnoall, Mrs, Turnoall. A. G-. Stevenson, Mail Agent. For Port Chalmers—Second Cabin : J. H. Butnor, T. J. Gordon, J. Cameron. Eor Auckland—Captain Ross. For Sydney -^-Second class : Thomas Hall. Third class*: A. Soward, Mrs. Soward, two children; Mrs,. Joseph, R. Williams. For Melbourne: Saloon: C. H. Denny, G-. T. Harding, Miss Harding, A. L. Yon Blarcom. L. Oavalli, Or. J. Connelly, Mrs. Connelly, Miss Shephard, Miss K. Shephard, Misa M Tombatti, Master Shephard, Mr. Hatnber^er, Mrs. Hamberger and two children. Steerage D. Callahan, Mrs. Callahan and three children, R. W. Sherwood.—Total, 81.