as printed in The Sydney Morning Herald Thursday 2 June 1904 p 6 [and not spotted on Papers Past] http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/14638210 ARRIVALS.—June 1. Victoria, s, 2969 tons, Captain W. Wailer, from [Google suggests Captain was Waller] Wellington. Passengers—Mesdames Morrison, Arthur, Dawson, Pickard, Montefiore and child, Larcombe, D'Arcy, Bligh, Misses Hope, Lorimer, Littlejohn, Ar- thur (two), Messrs. Herbert, Gilmour, Newell, Brown, Anderson, Lorimer, Moore, Benbow, M'Leod, Thornton, Long, Cato, Kingi Pahiwi, Henare Tomoana, Pine, Waaka, Tukere, Rongo, Rangi, Whacrini, Horoti, Erikana, Nacra, Warroa, Erikans, Kaiwai, Toutawera, Kani Twin, Kepa, Huata, Momo, Tawhai, Etera, Grace, Ferris, Montefiore, Handcox, Norton, Holford, Schreiber, Belwood, Pickard (two), Wright, Kelly, Austin, Cor- ner, Cambridge, Smith, Jefferson, Godwin, Larcombe, D'Arcy, Bligh, Keppell, Snook, Coveney, Wirton, Hay- wood, Duncan, and 90 in the steerage. Huddart, Par- ker, and Co., Limited, agents. I then spotted on Papers Past : Grey River Argus, 4 June 1904 AUSTRALIAN. Sydney, June 2. The Victoria had a rough passage from Wellington with the Te Aute football team. They were in excellent condition, though they mostly suffered from sea sickness. The first match is on Saturday against St Joseph’s College.