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ABEL, Mr
ALLAN, Miss
BARCLAY, Mr
BARNETT, Mr
BATEMN, Frances
BAXTER, Mr
BEDLINGTON, Mr
BENNETT, Mr
CAMPBELL, Capt
CAMPBELL, Col, Lady, daughter and servant
CHRISTY, Mrs & 5 chdn
CRISP, Mr & Mrs & 4 chdn
DEVENISH, Mr & Mrs
DINTON, Mr
FEARNLEY, Mr & Mrs & 2 chdn
FENNISSEY, Mr
HOWELSTON, Mr
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HUTCHINS, Mr & Mrs & family
KEATE, Miss
KINEDON, Dr
KING, Lieut, RA
LEWIS, Mr
MALCOLME, Mr & Mrs
RICHMOND, Mr
RICHMOND, Mr H
STARK, Mr
WALL, Mrs
WATT, Mr & Mrs & 4 chdn
WEBB, Mr
WILLIAMS, Mr & Mrs & 4 chdn
3 x Artillerymen
Brown & Campbell, agent
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The Victory sailed from London
Docks on the 4th and from Lands End
on the 17th October.
She brings above 90 passengers to New Zealand,
out of which 25 are for Auckland, about the
same number for New Plymouth and the remainder
for Wellington, Wanganui and Otago.
She adopted the principle of circular sailing
on the passage out and has performed it in much
shorter time than the majority of vessels that
have formerly arrived here from England. She
was as far south as 51 degrees where she fell
in with icebergs of immense size but seldom
approached nearer than eight or ten miles of
them.
She sighted Van Diemens Land when three months
from London. She spoke no vessels connected
with the Colonies.
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