Shipping List - October 24th, 1896 issue of South Africa Magazine

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This is a transcription of a Shipping List that appeared in the October 24th, 1896 issue of South Africa Magazine.

LIST OF PASSENGERS

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

CAPE TOWN

Mr. C. B. Elliott, C. B.

Hon. W. Ross, M. L. C.

Mr. J. D. Logan, M. L. A.

Mrs. Logan

Miss Logan

Mr. J. Logan

Mr. J. D. Logan

Dr. Croghan

Dr. J. Loevy

Dr. Nathan

Mr. E. H. Jones

Mrs. Jones

Miss Jones

Master Jones

Maid

Mr. L. Abt

Mrs. Abt

Mr. Richmond-White

Mrs. Richmond-White

Mr. D. H. Davies

Mrs. Davies

Mrs. S. Davies

Master P. Davies

Master H. Davies

Mr. A. M. Brown

Mrs. Brown

Mr. R. Heygate

Mr. Holz

Mr. A. B. Lucas

Mrs. Lucas

Miss M. von Kundralik

Mr. Horwitz

Mrs. Horwitz

Mr. Woolf-Myers

Mrs. Woolf-Myers

Master Woolf-Myers

Infant

Maid

Mr. P. Peech

Mr. B. M. Gabriel

Mr. M. Stephens

Mr. E. Vigne

Mr. G. Lohmann

Mr. J. W. Peirson

Mrs. Peirson

Miss Peirson

Mr. J. G. Grahame

Mr. W. Elton

Mrs. Watkeys

Mrs. Eckstein

Miss H. Eckstein

Master B. Eckstein

Maid

Mr. H. Stone

Mr. J. Mitchell

Mr. W. A. Palmer

Mr. Canavon

Mr. Fletcher

Mr. F. Store

Mrs. Store

Miss Store

Illegible

Master P. Store

Mr. S. W. Jameson

Mrs. Jameson

Miss Jameson

Mr. L. Rossettenstein

Miss M. E. Watson

Mr. Croxford

Mr. Fraser-Watson

Mrs. Fraser-Watson

Miss Fraser-Watson

Nurse

Mr. Thwaites

Miss Thwaites

Miss May

Mr. Grosser

Mr. Mayer

Mr. List

Mr. St. J. Carr

Mr. C. S. Baring-Gould

Mr. H. F. East

Mrs. East

Miss G. East

Miss M. East

Miss G. East

Miss M. East

Miss S. East

Maid

Mrs. Caton

Mr. H. Cowan

Mr. C. Hallett

Mr. E. F. Lonsdale

Mr. T. Mitchell

Mr. J. T. Schmidt

Mr. B. Bartholomew

Mrs. Bartholomew

Mr. Hawkshaw

Mrs. Hawkshaw

Maid

Mr. A. P. Walshe

Mrs. Walshe

Mr. Japhet

Miss F. M. Luscombe

Miss E. M. Luscombe

Mrs. Philips

Miss Philips

Mr. Millar

Mr. Begbie

Mr. Young

Mr. Fothergill

Mr. J. C. Manion

Mrs. Manion

Mr. Barber

Mr. MacDonald

Mr. C. Markham

Mr. Sack

Mr. Bloom

Mr. Tennant-Watson

Mrs. Tennant-Watson

Miss Tennant-Watson

Mr. J. Gibbs

Mr. H. Reunert

Miss N. Squire

Illegible

ALGOA BAY

Dr. Frood

Mr. C. B. Lonsdale

NATAL

Dr. Carte

Mr. W. F. Johnstone

Mrs. Johnstone

Miss Johnstone

Master Johnstone

Maid

Mrs. Brewer

Miss A. Brewer

Mr. H. P. Paton

Mr. W. Crosby

Mr. G. W. Pettitt

Mr. J. Nicholson

CHINDE

Major C. A. Edwards

Per the R.M.S. Dunottar Castle, which arrived at Plymouth on the 16^th inst.:--

CAPE, &c.

Mr. F. R. Thompson, M.L.A.

Mrs. Thompson

Master Thompson

Mr. William Hay, M.l.A.

Baron Fagel

Valet

Colonel Mitchell

Mr. G. Mure Ritchie

Mr. C. A. E. Wells

Mr. H. J. Hugo

Mr. Smitheman

Mr. Van den Wall Bake

Mr. Van den Wall Bake, jun.

Mr. Loopuyt

Mr. Van Walree

Mr. J. C. Stegmann

Mr. Phillip

Mr. Pollock

Mr. G. H. Payne

Mr. Creewel

Captain Satterly

Mr. W. H. Griffith

Mr. Wolff

Mr. A. J. David

Dr. G. A. Davis

Miss Horwood

Captain Boye

Miss A. Williams

Mr. Roberts

Mrs. Roberts

Mrs. King

Mr. S. Collier

Mr. Price

Mrs. Price

Master Price

Mr. Kemp

Miss Hunter

Mr. Curtis

Mr. Alberti

Mr. R. H. T. Wright

MADEIRA

Colonel Wilkinson

Mr. Wilkinson

Messrs. Cossart (3)

Dr. Grabham, jun.

Per the intermediate steamer Grantully Castle, sailing from Southampton today:--

MADEIRA

Mrs. Benet Stanford

Maid

Mr. F. von Street

Mr. W. C. Beaumont

Mr. R. Hill

Mr. H. B. Wilson

Mr. W. Michaelis

LAS PALMAS

Miss Crockett

Miss F. Crockett

Mr. O. R. Ward

Mrs. Ward

Rev. H. Goode

Mr. Yates

Mr. A. Samler Brown

Colonel J. C. Gore

Mr. W. C. Seton

Mrs. Prinz

Miss Prinz

CAPE TOWN

Dr. G. Keith

Mr. Terry

Mr. Freestone

Mr. Haigh

Mr. Melledew

Mr. St. leger

Mrs. St. Leger

Mr. Reader

Mrs. Reader

Miss Baines

Miss Carson

Mr. G. McDougall

Mr. Van Lennep

Captain Heath

Mr. Bodstein

Miss Mabbitt

Lieutenant Fleet

Colonel Crauford

Mr. M. Seton

Miss E. Peeter

Mr. Gordon

Mrs. Gordon

Mr. Bodstein

Mr. Collison

Mrs. Winstanley

Miss Winstanley

Mr. J. Roberts

Mr. A. J. Easton

ALGOA BAY

Mr. J. Abrahamson

Mr. Male

Mrs. Male

NATAL

Dr. Strapp

Miscellaneous articles on the same page:

EAST LONDON HARBOUR

Mr. George Ireland, Durban, is at present negotiating with the East London harbour authorities with a view to their allowing him to conduct a series of experiments at bar-clearing by means of his electric eroder. It is understood that Mr. Ireland is prepared to undertake a course of experiments to show the channel-clearing efficiency of his apparatus on condition that he be recouped for the actual expenses incurred only. The Resident Engineer, East London harbour, has submitted a report on the subject, but the East London harbour authorities have decided that before incurring any expense in experimenting they should wait for the result of the official experiments to be undertaken at Durban.

“SAVE ME FROM MY FRIENDS”

At the Cape Town Police Court, recently, before Mr. J. C. Faure, R.M., Charles Wood, lately quartermaster of the Dunvegan Castle, one of the three survivors of the Drummond Castle, was charged with absenting himself from the vessel without leave. A letter from Captain Robinson was read complaining of the drunkenness and impudence of the prisoner. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and stated that his friends on shore had completely spoilt him, for was he (witness) not one of the three survivors of the Drummond Castle? He had been stood treat several times, and got a little heady, but he would promise to behave himself in future.

The Magistrate, addressing prisoner, stated that one would suppose that Wood, after such a miraculous escape, would consider himself destined for better things. He could not send him to prison, but would order his articles to be cancelled.

MOSSEL BAY’s GRIEVANCE

In Cape Town the other day, Mr. E. W. Matare, of Mossel Bay, and Mr. Stanhope White, of Oudtshoorn, met the managers of the mail steamership companies with the object of calling their attention to the serious loss and inconvenience likely to be caused to merchants and others at Mossel Bay owing to the cessation of the present weekly call at that port. The shipping companies were represented by Mr. T. E. Fuller, M.L.A., and Mr. Steele (Union Company), and Mr. L. MacLean and Mr. D. C. Andrew (Castle Company). After hearing the views of Messrs. Matare and White, who made a special point of the fact that the weekly call had been abolished without any notice being given to the merchants at Mossel Bay, the shipping managers intimated that the change had been made in London, and not at the initiative of the local offices, and they undertook to make know to the authorities at headquarters the representations made in favour of the continuance of the late service. It was agreed that Messrs. Matare and White should cable at once, requesting that the weekly call might be continued pending correspondence on the subject, and this request has also been backed up by a cable from the Cape Town Chamber of Commerce, pointing out the injury which the abolition of the weekly call will cause to Western Province trade.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton