Under the command of Captain M. Flinn, anchored in Hobson’s Bay yesterday, having accomplished the passage from Liverpool in 80 days. She experienced light and baffling wind during the principle portion of her passage. She brings over 200 passengers, all in good health; and, amongst others, six ladies of the Order of the Sisterhood of Mercy, and three Roman Catholic priests, who are to form a convent of that Order in the colony of New South Wales.

In the estate of Andrew Robert Stewart late of Mooroopna in the Colony of Victoria Farmer deceased intestate – I Robert Donald McKenzie of Mooroopna in the Colony of Victoria StoreKeeper a creditor of the above named deceased make oath and say; 1. That Andrew Robert Stewart above described deceased departed this life on the 28th day of February 1891 intestate. 2. That the said Andrew Robert Stewart deceased left Mary Ann Stewart his widow, and Robert Andrew Stewart, Henry Scott Stewart, Annie May Stewart and Margaret Mary Stewart his children next of kin him surviving who also are entitled to a distribution of the estate of the said deceased. 3. That the said Andrew Robert Stewart deceased was at the time of his death and his estate is still indebted to me in the sum of £47:15:5 for money owing by the said deceased for goods supplied to him and for moneys owing by the said deceased upon certain Promissory notes and that said sum is still wholly due and unpaid. 4. That on the 10th day of June 1891 I proved to the satisfaction of The Master in Equity of this Honourable Court that the said Andrew Robert Stewart deceased was at the time of his death and his estate is still indebted to me in the said sum of £47:15:5 for money owing by the said deceased for goods supplied to him and for the moneys owing by the said deceased upon certain Promissory Notes as aforesaid and I obtained from the said Master in Equity his certificate to that effect bearing date 10th day of June 1891. 5. That I make this application to administer the estate of the said deceased as such creditors aforesaid and I am informed and verily believe that I am entitled to such administration. 6. That once the death of the said deceased I have made a full and careful search amongst all the papers of the said deceased and elsewhere and a careful enquiry for a Will of the said deceased and have ascertained that the said deceased left no Will and I verily believe the said deceased died intestate. 7. That the said deceased dies possessed of property in the Colony of Victoria consisting of personal estate only and had no real estate. 8. That I believe the said personal estate of which the said deceased died possessed does not exceed in value the sum of £200 9. That to the best of me knowledge information and belief the said deceased did not within the space of two years preceding the date of his death convey or otherwise dispose of for other than adequate valuable consideration any real or personal property of which he was seized or possessed.