TELEGRAMS

Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 193, 22 May 1872, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

Per GREVILLB & CO.’S EXPRESS (Reuters Agents). ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. HERO. CITY OF MELBOURNE LEFT SYDNEY ON THE 9th. NOT ARRIVED IN, AUCKLAND YET. Auckland, 12.15 p.m. The e.s. Hero has arrived.' She left Sydney on the evening of tho 15th instant. The City of Melbourne left Sydney for Auekland on the 9th, with the Auckland portion of the Suez mails, the outward Australian mails via California, forty-eight through passengers, eighteen passengers for Auckland, and a large cargo. She has not yet arrived in Auckland, nor was she sighted by the Hero. LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE S.S. CITY OF MELBOURNE. (from our own correspondent.,) 0 Auckland, 8 p.m. The following is the published list .of passengers, who left Sydney in the City of Melbourne, on the 9tli inst.:—Messrs W. E. Austen, A. J. H. Bass, Captain and Mrs Stoddart (of the Queen of the East), Messrs E. N. Binney, A. Young, J. Rovvatt, A. J. Caldy, Jofeph McDonald, D. Burns, Henry Delane, J Crowell, J. Jones, L. Craclmell. John McLaug’nlan, 11. Dickson, jun., Mr and Mrs Garner and three, children, Mr and Mrs Brown and child, Mr and Mrs J. Connell, Mr J. Davies, Dr A. D. Negri, Mr J. Skelton, Master and Miss King, Miss Docker, Mr J. Jarvis, Mr and Mrs Murray and servant,, Mr at;d Mrs Crowther, Mr, Mrs, and Misses (2) Davey, Messrs H. Parker, Perriei, J. F. P. Walker, H. B. Rogers, Anderson, Hodgson, J. A. Anderson, Masters, Water, and 10 in the steerage. Arrived : The Jane, from Hobart Town. +