WEATHERSFIELD

 

The WEATHERSFIELD departed London on 19 October, 1881, on its maiden voyage and arrived in Wellington on 24 January, 1882, with Captain Sherris in command.

 

 

Transcribed from the Auckland ‘Star’ for Saturday, 9 December, 1882. Page 2.

 

 

 

ARRIVAL OF THE WEATHERSFIELD FROM LONDON.

 

The mate of the steamer Glenelg informs us that a full-rigged ship, evidently bound for Auckland, was passed off Cape Brett this morning. She showed numbers, but they were not made out. This vessel is almost certain to prove the Weathersfield (Captain Sherris), which left London on August 18th, consigned to the N.Z. Shipping Company, and is therefore, 113 days out to-day. She brings a large and valuable cargo, and the following passengers:-

 

Steerage:

 

STEWART, Wemyss

STEWART, James

MARSHALL, Thomas

MARSHALL, Mary

MARSHALL, Mary

MARSHALL, William

MARSHALL, Christina

MARSHALL, Agnes

MARSHALL, Thomas

VINCENT, Francis

VINCENT, Louise

DARVALL, Mary

REYNOLDS, Henry C.

REYNOLDS, Isabella

LAWRENCE, Wm. R.

BROWN, George

BROWN, Rachael

BROWN, Mary E.

BROWN, Elizabeth A.

BROWN, Charlotte R.

BROWN, Daniel C.

BROWN, Emily J.

BROWN, Annie

BROWN, Jessie

BROWN, Albert

BROWN, Esther

ORR, John

ORR, Elizabeth

ORR, Mary

ORR, Roger

ORR, Thomas

ORR, Elizabeth

ORR, Barey

ORR, William

ORR, Rachael

ORR, Annie

LING, Kenneth A.

HENDERSON, Thomas

HENDERSON, Mary

JENNINGS, Dinah

 

Late this afternoon a "sail in sight'' was signalled from Mount Victoria, and should this be the Weathersfield, she may be expected in harbour this evening, having a fine northerly breeze.

 

 

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