Shipping List - October 17th, 1896 issue of South Africa Magazine

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This is a transcription of a Shipping List that appeared in the October 17th, 1896 issue of South Africa Magazine.

LIST OF PASSENGERS

Per the R.M.S. Tantallon Castle, sailing from Southampton today:--

MADEIRA

Miss Grabham

CAPE TOWN

Lieutenant C. B. Levita, R.H.A.

Mr. de Villiers

Mrs. de Villiers

Miss de Villiers

Miss E. de Villiers

Miss D. de Villiers

Mr. S. de Villier

Master F. de Villiers

Mr. M. R. Greenlees

Mr. J. Vreede

Mr. H. von Schlichting

Mr. T. E. Fletcher

Mr. W. C. Macfarlane

Mr. Speight

Mrs. Speight

Mr. T. J. M. Macfarlane

Mrs. Macfarlane

Miss Macfarlane

Mr. D. S. Daniel

Mr. G. D. Evans

Mr. E. J. Rose

Mr. B. W. Rose

Mr. H. Steele

Mr. A. Schitthuis

Mr. Nathan

Mr. J. S. Nicholson

Mr. T. L. Carter

Mr. Bell

Mr. J. P. Lawrence

Mr. R. B. Reid

Mr. Van der Groot

Mrs. Van der Groot

Mrs. Morgan

Maid

Miss Morgan

Maid

Miss F. Morgan

Master Morgan

Mr. G. H. Gasson

Mrs. Gasson

Mr. G. Lebandy

Mrs. H. Horwood

Mrs. Lieshing

Miss Tucker

Miss Fleming

Mrs. Thomson

Miss Thomson

Mr. Reader

Mrs. Reader

Miss Reader

Master Reader

Mr. Barnwell

Mr. G. Simmons

Mrs. Harold Strange

Maid

Miss Strange

Master Strange

Master F. Strange

Mr. W. Russell

Mr. W. Elphinstone

Mr. J. M. Harris

Mr. Jacot

Mrs. Jacot

Maid

Miss Jacot

Maid

Miss J. Jacot

Master Jacot

Mr. A. T. Hoyer

Mr. Gordon

Mrs. Gordon

Master Gordon

Mr. McGregor

Mr. J. Morton

Mr. E. H. Clifford

Mrs. Shilling

Miss Shilling

Miss N. Shilling

Master Shilling

Mr. Jacobsohn

Mrs. Jacobsohn

Mr. Carrick

Mrs. Carrick

Mr. Bound

Mr. J. Bush

Mr. Maidment

Mrs. Maidment

Mr. H. Goodman

Mrs. Goodman

Maid

Mr. Lucas

Mrs. Lucas

Mr. Godfrey Lys

Mrs. Lys

Maid

Miss Lys

Master Lys

Mr. F. N. Tucker

Master Tucker

Mr. O. Bracht

Mr. Daniels

Mrs. Daniels

Mr. Owen Prys

Mr. F. J. Knewing

Mrs. Greene

Miss Spencer

Mrs. W. M. Struben

Miss Murray

Mr. Denoon Duncan

Mrs. Denoon Duncan

Maid

Miss Denoon Duncan

Master Denoon Duncan

Mr. H. A. Oliver

Mrs. Oliver

Maid

Miss Oliver

Miss A. Oliver

Master Oliver

Miss Morton

Miss L. Morton

Mr. Chesterton

Mr. Kennedy

Mrs. Kennedy

Mr. Hosken

Mrs. Hosken

Master Hosken

Mr. Harris

Mr. Leighton

Mr. Wallerstein

Mrs. Wallerstein

Miss Wallerstein

Miss Jacobsohn

Miss L. Jacobsohn

Mr. N. Harker

ALGOA BAY

Mr. Schabbel

Mr. Smith

Mr. A. S. Tolson

Mr. R. A. Butler

Mr. Henschell

Mr. C. J. W. Addy

Mr. Curlewis

Mrs. Curlewis

Mrs. Blaine

Maid

Miss Blaine

Miss Schirmer

Mr. E. S. Cordiner

Mr. M. M. Loubser

Mrs. Loubser

Mrs. Ogilvie

Mr. W. W. Clarke

Mrs. Clarke

Miss Clarke

Miss A. Clarke

Miss E. Clarke

Master Clarke

Master T. Clarke

NATAL

Mr. J. S. Sheldrick

Mrs. Sheldrick

Mr. A. R. Jenkins

Mr. J. L. Goodman

Mr. P. J. W. Levy

Mr. Fleming

Mr. F. Ponsonby

Mr. H. Burrill

Mrs. Burrill

Miss Murray

Mrs. Greene

Mrs. Maydon

Mr. J. P. Byrne

Mr. L. Goldberg

Mr. C. E. Williams

Mr. L. Nowitz

Mr. T. J. Pocklington

Miss Jackson

Master Tucker

Mrs. Bland

Mr. W. M. Homan

Per the R.M.S. Norman, which arrived at Southampton on the 9^th inst.:--

CAPE, &c.

Lady Hely-Hutchinson

Miss Hely-Hutchinson

Master C. Hely-Hutchinson

Master M. Hely-Hutchinson

Miss Scarisbrick

Dr. H. Sauer

Mr. A. Weston Jarvis

Mr. W. A. Wills

Captain Holford

Mr. C. W. Benson

Mr. C. Garland

Mr. J. Brown

Mr. W. G. Swanson

Mrs. Kehrmann

Miss Kehrmann

Master Kehrmann

Master F. Kehrmann

Miss N. Kehrmann

Mr. Carver

Mrs. Carver

Mr. J. H. Exley

Mr. Lazarus

Mrs. Lazarus

Three children

Mr. Stamford Brown

Mr. Frank Walker

Mr. McNeal S. O’Hara

Mr. T. J. Myers

Dr. Ross

Mrs. Ross

Miss Ross

Miss Jooste

Mr. A. E. Roberts

Mr. R. T. Bertram

Mr. R. T. Middleton

Mr. C. Shaw

Mr. C. Schlisenger

Mr. V. M. Clement

Miss Flemming

Mr. W. D. Sneddon

Mrs. Hayes

Miss Hayes

Mr. Miranda

Mrs. Pretorius

Two children

Mr. L. Cohen

Mr. G. Flemming

Mr. C. Rutherford

Mr. L. Perry

Mr. Wilton

Mr. G. Trott

Mr. P. S. Inskipp

Mrs. D. Borgato

Mr. Esselen

Mrs. Esselen

Miss Esselen

Mrs. Esselen

Mr. W. A. Churchill

Mr. Cope Smith

Mr. R. Rising

Mr. J. Lazarus

Professor Franklin Taylor

Mr. Bisset

Mr. H. Lowther

Mr. M. Drummond

Mr. Sherwood

Mr. W. Greaves

Mr. Mullineaux

Mr. J. Benjamin

Mrs. Benjamin

Mr. D. Francis

Mr. Francis

Captain Heno

Miss Bush

Rev. Tronsdale

Mrs. Sutton Flack

Mr. J. L. Halphen

Mrs. Halphen

Five children

Mr. W. S. Lockhart

Mrs. Lockhart

Miss Lockhart

Mr. C. C. Adcock

Mr. Fraser

MADEIRA

Mr. W. F. Anderson

Marquis de Chastelier

Mr. M. C. F. R. Blandy

Mrs. Deepaard

Mrs. Ansel

Son

Per the intermediate steamer Trojan, sailing from Southampton today:--

MADEIRA

Mr. C. Browne

Mr. G. E. Beare

Miss Margerison

Miss M. Margerison

Miss B. Booth

Mr. Leacock

Mrs. Leacock

Master Leacock

Maid

Mrs. Garland

TENERIFFE

Mr. Robinson

Mrs. Robinson

Miss Robinson

Mr. Bechervaise

Mrs. Bechervaise

Mr. R. H. M. Bosanquet

Mrs. Hamerton

Miss Hamerton

Maid

Mr. Hamilton

Mrs. Hamilton

CAPE TOWN

Mr. Jackson

Miss Jackson

Miss Norrie

Miss Park

Mr. W. M. Gilbert

Mr. H. Belcher

Mr. Loewenthal

Miss Wiley

Mr. H. Rath

Mr. R. Persse

NATAL

Miss B. Mather

Maid

Captain F. R. C. Hudson

PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA

The following additional passengers have booked for the various South African ports. By the Norman, sailing on the 24^th inst.: Mr. S. W. Jameson, Mr. L. Rosettenstein, Mrs. Mary Watson, Mr. O. Hawkshaw, Mr. Fraser Watson and family, Mr. Croxford, Mr. and Mrs. Thwaits, Miss May, Mr. Grosser, Mr. Mayer, Mr. List, Mr. St. John Carr, Mr. C. S. Baring-Gould, Mr. H. F. East and family, Mrs. Eaton, Mr. H. Cowen, Mr. C. Hallett, Mrs. C. B. and E. F. Lonsdale. By the Gaul, sailing on the 31^st inst.: P. J. Wenham, Mrs. Bracklo, Mr. R. J. Gluyas and family. By the Tartar, sailing on November 7: Mr. H. Colder, Mr. and Mrs. Pim, Mr. A. C. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr. Whitworth Jones, Mr. Petitt. By the Grantully, sailing on October 24: Mr. and Mrs. St. Leger, Dr. Strapp, Mr. Collison, Lieutenant Fleet. By the Norham Castle, sailing on October 31: Mr. E. Goldschmidt, Captain Gretchley, Dr. Carrick-Allan, Dr. and Mrs. Wright. By the Dunottar Castle, sailing on November 14: Rev. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Pauling, Baron de Bebille, Mr. Luscombe Searelle, Dr. and Mrs. Hewat.

Miscellaneous articles on the same page:

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE “TROJAN”

Mr. Ryan, 2^nd officer of the Trojan, met with his death on the evening of October 9 in a very tragic manner. It appears that when coming up from the hold he lost his balance, and on catching hold of a sling to steady himself it suddenly slackened and he was precipitated into the hold together with two large cases which were then being shipped, one of which fell upon his head, fracturing one side of the skull. In the opinion of the doctor, death was instantaneous. The funeral took place in Hamburg, and was attended by Captain Moseley, of the Trojan, the deceased’s brother officers, engineers, and the seamen of his watch. Mr. Ryan was a promising young officer, and his untimely and early death is much regretted.

According to the Klein Letaba correspondent of the Zoupansberg Review, a farmer named Bester recently shot three lions for an expenditure of six shots.

A French Company has purchased a site at Lourenco Marques for £30,000, for the erection of a first-class hotel. Another stand was sold there recently for £10,000.

The revenue of the Transvaal for August amounted to £513,257, and the expenditure to £400,583. The balance in the Treasury at the end of the month stood at £1,213,729.

The August returns from the Netherlands Railway (including the receipts from the Springs Colliery) amounted to £272,150, as compared with £272,150 for July, and £252,323 for June.

Last month at Krugersdorp Dr. Max Mehliss was married to Miss Barrett, a daughter of the well-known house of the Barretts of Luipaard’s Vlei. A reception was held at Luipaard’s Vlei, the residence of the bride’s father. Archdeacon Temple performed the ceremony.

The Natal Mercury learns that a secret Anti-Indian Society is being formed in South Africa, having been called into existence by the work of the Natal Indian Congress and other agencies. Branches are being formed in all Colonies and States with the head centre in the Cape Colony.

There are some ingenious young men in the Transvaal Civil Service, but they have been totally eclipsed by the latest “Daniel come to judgment,” who in all seriousness made the suggestion lately that when the thermometer reaches blood heat, the various offices should be closed for the day! He said they did that in Egypt.

Mr. Percy H. Jones, sub-accountant of the National Bank at Johannesburg, was lately the recipient of a handsome present from the officials of the bank on the occasion of his marriage with Miss Amine D. Brown, daughter of the late W. T. Brown, of Aberdeen, Cape Colony. Mr. Law, the Manager, in a few well-chosen remarks, made the presentation, and Mr. Jones suitably replied.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton