IMMIGRANTS PER ALIMBAGH.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1682, 9 July 1875, Page 2

IMMIGRANTS PER ALIMBAGH.

The following is a complete list of the emigrants on board the Alnmbagh, which left Gravesend for Anckland on May 8: — MAnnrPD.—Armstrong — Thoa 34. Victoria 2S, Lilian 4, Edmond 3, Margarita 1: Bailey— V. 3G;EUzi SI. Albert 7. Edith 6, Frank 3. Jessie 1. Leonard 1; Bnthnn—Thosr44, Mary 42, Thos U ; Bnthon— Alfred 40, Amelia 40, Thos 13. Wm 9, M 6, Amelia 2 ; Bow—S W 38. Emily 36. Bred 10, Walter 9, Ernest 6, rharles 3 ; Bojd—M-itt.^ew 24, Susan 23; Brotzil— Fred 26, Clara 26, Arthur 7, Sydney 5 Clara 1; Beale— Samuel 43, Caroline 42, -Tames 13, Marion 11, Kdward 9. Caroline 7, Lilian 4 ; Biokman—Ca'eb 30, Ann 30 ; CHswell—Wm 34. Mary 34, Ida 8. ffm 5. Miry 2 ; Castle'on—Wm 23, Matttria 2i, Wm Alumbagh 1 ; Champion—James 30, Fanny 34 ; Cook— Joseph 32, Emma 31, Elizabeth 5, Fred 3 ; Conlan— Patrick 22, ■ Margt 21; Cowlay—Thos 34, Cara 33 Wm 15, Charles 11, Gentße 8 Mark 5, Levi 1; Clist—Henrv 2>, Martha 21, Maud 1 ; Davieg-Silvester 34, Elizabeth 34, Thomas 15. Charles 14. S*rah 12, Eichard 10, Harry 8. Vlizi^eth 3, Fredrick 1 ; Fdward'— Joseph 30. Eliza 39; Wdward?—Thomas 34, Anni« 30, Edward 4, Pamh 2 Thomas 1; Fairbrother—William 33, Isabella 27, Oeortje 1; Gray—William 25 Margaret 26 Johnl; Qallas;hen—Cornelius 34. Mary 25 ; Henderson—David 23, Elizabeth 18; Hall—Joseph 32, Jine 36; Hunt—"r^eri-k 25 Ellen, E len 3, Frederick 1 ; Jams—George 32, Lucy 31, Ann 13, George 11, El'zahfith P, Jawes 4. Alfred 2. Harry 1 ; .Ton»F—Thomas 37, Caroline 39. Mary 16 Jane 14, Caroline 12, Timothy 8. Thomas 6. William 3, Henry 1 ; Kefley—Jim;s3o, Annie 28 Chirles 4, Anni- 2, James 1; KT.ibb—T>avid 39, Ann 43; King—Thomas 35, Mary 34. Parsh 11, Mary 7. William 5.. George 3, Arthur 1 ; Kendrlclr—Jnmen 34. .Tar.c 27, Frands 4, Joseph 8. Susannah 1 ; Keanan—John 38, Anne S«, Ann 9 Mary 5 Alien 2 ; Ke»nan--Oweu 38, Ellen 36 Lyons 15; Levitt—fi-orsre 29 Emflr 24. George 1 ; 1 Vter—John 39, EU«n 30 : McOUock—"Robert 22, Varuaret 21. Bichard 1; M«ek—Henry 32. Mary £7J Benry 4; McCaw—James 25, Isabella 33; McXin — Wm 35# Orace 32, M»iry fl, Robert 4, Wm 2; Milbmk —Richard 34, Mary 27. Mary 4, Kinhard 2, Eliza 1; Wann—Renry 50, Charlotte 62, V(lH»m Benry 23, Jamfls 21; Norgrove—Senry 91, Mary 21. Gertrude I; Newton—Heiirv 44, Phoebe 42, Wm Henry 10, Edith 3- Kelder—Joseph 35, E^e 41. Mary 12. Joseph 8. Ernest 4, Jovn 1; Newell—Rowland 27. Hope 19; Pickerintr— George 26 Mary 24, Oeorge 1; ParsonsDavid 43. * nne 44. Jesse 22. "Pepsie 22, Obaries 1« Pech 15, Lilly 13. Frederirk 7. Martha 5. Fred 1; Pierre—-Tames 30, Jfmma 28 William 5, Anni« 6; , Pook—William 28, Fliza 2?. Jam-? 7. EHzal; Poynter —Henry 29, Fliza 29. Harry 3 Kite 1, HmUy fi; Pearce—Fred 36, Louisa ?0. ,Pdwin 1. Lonisa 7, George 3; Kyan—John ?7. Mary 24, Martin 3, Thomas 1: Roberts—William 38. Hannah 39; S-herOhard— Charles 34. Emma 32, Fanny 11. Ada fi. John 2, ■ 'JSinHy 1 ; Sinnders—John 36. Mary 43, William 14, Anne 12, James 9, Caleb 7, Fred 5. Ellen 3, Waiter 1; Fenchert—Ludwig 40, Sarah 34. Clara 12. Matilda 10- Talbot—Daniel 25. lUizabrth 22, Mildred 1; irrquhart-Donald 39 Cutfce'inß 27. Roderick 1; Vant-Willi*m 29. E'iza 30, Rose 8, Louisa 6 William 4, Tliza 2. Pamuel 1; Wright-Frederick 38, Illen 36 Frederick IK, Fllen 12 Annie 8; Whomky— Patrick 34, Fmily 30, Francis 11, Margaret 9. .Tame'! 5, Oracey 2; Witters—William 31. Annie 36, Robert 1; •Wvatt—William 32, Ann 33 Ruth 6, Mercy 4, Wdith 1; Walsh—John 30. Julia 25. Madpfe 1. Philip 20; Barber—Thomas 44. E'izahet'-i 41. Tfiomas 13. Ann 10 Isabella 8. George 8. Susan 4, Henry 1; StevensThomas 32, MaTtha 32. Elizabeth 4, George 1; Williams—James 28. Caroline 28. EH 4. Ko<e 3; Frank 1; Keeley—Joseph 44. Elizabeth 46, Keziah 24. Giles 22 Elizabeth 16 William 12, Frederick 9; Parkhurst —Stephen 25. Ellen 27. SiKeiw Mb- -H»de. William 27 : TJrquhart,Colin 72; Annesloy, Jackson 33; Bounriftr, John 20: Barton x John 29- Batrot. Wa!ter4o; Bell, Joseph 23; Bennett, Alfred 35 ; Billingham, Patrick 20 ; Batpr, John 23 ; Clifford. William 24; Cremin. Denis 21 ; Bradley, Den-is 25 ; Clutrston. James 26 ; Coulter, Francis 23 ; Cowley John 18 ; Cousins. George 20 ; Casey. Maarice27 : Chater, Henry 23 ; riark*. Andrew, 21 ; Downing. George 24 : Davis. George 21 ; Daniels, Francis 20 ; Daley, Daniel 24; Ellis, Henry 24; Finch, Thomas 24: Foy, T'hiiip 30 ; Flaherty, John 20 ; Foley. Daniel 28 ; Forgariy. Patrick 18 ; Gray, J< hn 22 • Gavin James 20 ; Green, D. 24 : Orsharn. John 21 ; Giles, Henry 21 ; Griffiths, William 20 ; Hogan, Michael 13 ; Kiely. Thomas 22 ; Keenan, Jrmps 28 ; Leng, Ro»«>Tt 21; Movna. James 22; McDonald: Luke 20, Francis 26 ; Mtrphy, Daniel 22 ; McSwiney, John 30 ; Nelfon, Pat-ick 20; O'Brien, Patrick 21; Petchell . J G 20 ; Pilgrim, Kichard 27; Qainlan, Jfhn 25 ; Eoffe, "William 13 : Rttchie: Krtwin 15 ; Alfred 15 ; Eivers, James 18 ; Ryan, John 20; Smark, Trobert 20 : Sale, Thomas 32 ; Townsend, Thomas 25 ; Thompson James 12 ; TJnigs, Renry 18 ;• Virtue. James 17 ; Thompson. James 18; Whitten. John 22 ; Wal»h, William 23; Wall. James 20; Walker, Robert 21 ; Williams, Edward 38 ; Green, Clare 26 Single Wokb».-Drucan, Sarah 30 ; Eminent Kate 17; Mcßae, Mary 18 ; Bagot, EUen 17, K. 14 ; Danniela, Caroline S6 ; Foley, Maria 26; McDonald, EUen 19: Ash^.y, Elizabeth 25; Avery, Maria 22; Bremen, Mary 19 Button. Emma 16 ; Beale, Agnes - 21, Mfeiy 26; Castelli, Mary 16; Gilbert. Rose 20; Hawkes, Ann 25 ; Jones, Mary 23 ; Joel, Martha, 20 ; Kingsworth, Emily 17; Kenny, Ellen 28 ; Krlley, Maggie, 25 ; Ke*ne, Mary 20 ; Ktnt, Margaret 20, Magutre 20 ; Lane, Abigail 24 ; Lonergan, Ellen 20, Bridget 19: Newton : Elizabeth 28; Anne 23; O'Driscoll, Ellen 23 : Oliver. Harriet 10 : Bocke, Julia 27; Rohan, Eliza 21; Bhod»s. Hannah 20; Sandiver, MaTy Si ; Sharignessy, Catherine 17; Ward Ellen 22; JTitzpatrick, Harriet 18; Young, Frances 23 ; W. A. v 4, J. G. 2.

The s.s. Taranaki, Captain Lloyd, arrived at Onehunga at ODe o'clock to-day with the Southern portion of the outward 'Frisco mail. She left Dunedin at 4 p.m. on the 3rd, arrived at Taranafei at 1 p m on the Bth; left at 6 p.to, arriving as above. Experienced southerly weather all up the coast. We are indebted to Mr C. J. Edminston, the purser, for our files and report, &c. Passengers : — Saloon : Miss Moun, Captain Short, Col. Harrington, Dr. and Mrs. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Grant; Messrs Mendelssohn, Young, Stuart, Morris, Harcourt, Elier, Wright, Beck, Grant, Fraser, Fisher, Davis, Leonard, and nine in tne steerage. ~..,-»» i The s.s. Go-ahead arrived m the Manukau this morning from Wanganui. She brings a quantity of cargo and several passengers. The schooner Gem Has cleared in ballast for Russell. The cuttter Fawn ha« cleared for Russell with 5000 ft timber, 5000 shingles, 3 tons flour, and sundries. The Ruby has cleared for Mercury Bay with a cargo of stores. ; The Sarah, has entered outwards for Melbourne via Wangaroa. The New Zealand Company's ship the Alumbagb, 1150 tons. Captain Lowe, left ' . London for this port on May 9, and the Downs on the 10th. Passpngera : Dr. Warren and niece, and 418 Government immigrants. The ship John Rennie, 847 tons, chartered i by Shaw, Saville 4; Co., left Gravesend for , this port on May 11. She brings a full cargo and the following passengers: Saloon—Mr and Mr Henry Johnson and fonr children, ' Mr 'and Mrs Cuthbert, McKellar, and Mr i Taylor. Second cabin—Mr George Fowle, ' Mr William Martin, Mr R. A. Burgees, Mr , E. P. Hulme, Mr Alfred E. Coppa, and 18 Hi nthe steerage.