WELLINGTON.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1686, 14 July 1875, Page 2

WELLINGTON.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Trade with Sydney Direct.

When the Eaaby was built her owners never contemplated that she would command any passenger traffic, and made no preparation for it. They nowlfind themselve sovercrowded every trip each way^ and are compelled to refuse dozens anxious to go direct. to Sydney. The result is they now. intend to extend the cabin accommodation, but the worst of it is the cabin is very low, and • though they can extend it any reasonable i distance, they cannot remove the beams of the ship to gain sufficient elevation to make ■ the cabin comfortable. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell have gone South. The " Palace of Truth" is tiie sensation.Education Board ParsimonyGreat complaints are being mads throughout the country districts of the parsimony of the Education Board in not half snpplying the country schools with firewood; Men of Many Nations- { Two more births have occurred on hoard board the Lammershagen since' her arrival. Amongst immigrants by the Lammer; hagea are—Poles, Dunes, Swedes, German' S, and Italians. Among the latter are a/x; tej.'often men who worked together as «#aj s £} a' Mount Oenis Tunnel and the ijbe Cit^ '.rial. They were anxious to, obtain 8i? k ' sm f' *n i a body, and have been emplo|>^? ; I Mr McKirdy, local contractor. vJ*