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The New Zealander

SHIPPING INFORMATION *PORT OF AUCKLAND*			Wednesday2^th March 1851 Wednesday 5^th March1851 Saturday 22nd March 1851

*Maukin* J BOWDEN 10 March Maukin 146 tons, fromSydney			Wednesday 2^th March 1851
	Passengers
	CARR, Mr & Mrs & 1 child CONNELL, Mr Francis DUGUAN, David FRENCH, Isaac HULL, Mr LAYTON, Christopher MADDEN, Mr & Mrs & 1 child NEWMAN, Mr PARTINGTON, George PARTINGTON, Henry STUCKLEY, William WILLIAMS, H		W S Grahame, agent

Moa S D NORRIS 1 March Moa 236 tons, fromSydney			Wednesday 5^th March 1851
	Passengers
	1 x Corporal ARMSTRONG, Miss AUSTEN, Mrs & 3 chdn CAMPBELL, Mr ELLIS, Mr JACKSON, Mr PEEK, Mr & Mrs & 2 chdn		W S Graham, agent

*Cresswell* John WILLIAMS 2 March 574 tons, from London			Saturday 22nd March 1851
	Passengers
	ARCHER, Mr BOWDEN, Mr Richard BOWDEN, Mr Thomas & Mrs BURTON, Fred BURTON, George Rutt CLARK, Mr CURRIE, Mr W EILWART, Edward ELLIS, Miss FOWLER, Miss FOWLER, Mr W FULLER, Mr GILLIS, Mr GRIEVE, Mr Robert KELLY, Mr & Mrs & infant LEMON, Charles LEMON, John LEWIS, Mrs & daughter M’LEAN, Mr		NORTHCROFT, Mr & Mrs & 5 chdn OLLIVER, Mr Adam OLLIVER, Mr Thos. & Mrs OSGOOD, Mr & Mrs PEACOCKE, Mr PHURUZYN, Mr RALPH, Mrs & 3 chdn RALPH, Thos. S (surgeon) RUSSELL, Mr George & Mrs RUSSELL, Mr Henry SANSAM, Mr SONNESS, Mr & Mrs & 4 chdn SONNESS, Mr James SONNESS, Mr John THOMPSON, Mrs & 2 chdn WILLIAMSON, Mr & Mrs WORGAN, Mr Brown & Campbell, agents
The Cresswell left London Docks on the 15^th and Gravesend on the 19^th November. She spoke the ship Duke of Wellington from London to Calcutta on 29^th December and the brig Adelaide from London to Hobart Town. Saturday 5^th April 1851 To Captain John Williams of the barque Cresswell Dear Sir, We the undersigned Intermediate passengers from London to New Zealand, feel great pleasure in expressing to you our satisfaction with your unremitting attention to the duties of the ship, to our immediate comforts and also with your great anxiety to meet our wishes whenever practical. We are now near the termination of our passage and believe it to be mainly owing to your judicious management that so much goodwill and harmony have prevailed. The strongest proof we can give you of our sincerity will be by continuing to recommend (as some of us have already done) those of our friends who intend to follow us, to choose a ship commanded by you, if possible. In closing we are desirous of testifying in the strongest manner, our sense of your peculiar fitness for the command of a passenger ship, assuring you that we shall ever entertain for you the highest esteem. Wishing yourself and family every blessing. We remain, Dear Sir
	William Walker ARCHER Thomas G BOWDEN Mrs BOWDEN Richard BOWDEN Mr John BURTON George Rutt BURTON Francis CLARK Jane ELLIS George FULLER James GILLES Mrs LEWIS Hector McLEAN		William NORTHCROFT Mrs NORTHCROFT Thomas OLIVER Mrs OLIVER Adam OLIVER E G OSGOOD James PEACOCKE C J PHARAZYN Ellen THOMPSON James WILLIAMS Mrs WILLIAMSON George WORGAN Auckland Harbour, 30^th March 1851

Transcribed: Jacqueline Walles, New Zealand, April, 2000.

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