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This is a transcription of a column from South Africa Magazine, February, 12, 1910, titled Shipping Lists.

 

LISTS OF PASSENGERS

 

ARRIVALS

 

Per the R.M.S. Norman, which arrived at Southampton last Saturday:

 

Colonel Bernard

Dr. G. W. Ellacombe

Mr. A. C. Gould

Mr. H. Hansen

Mr. G. Imroth

Mr. A. J. Leith

Mr. Dave Levy

Miss M. Ortleep

Mr. Palmer

Sister Cecil

Miss Egerton

Mr. R. Huxtable

Rev. Father Jinks

Mrs. Larnder

Miss Larnder

Mr. L. W. Macnab

Mrs. Macnab

Master Macnab

Mrs. Maidment

Mr. C. M. Ness

Mr. H. C. Palmer

Rev. Henry Shaw

Miss L. M. Shelton

Mr. R. C. Smith

Mr. A. Zender

Mrs. Zender

 

Per the S.S. German, which arrived at Southampton on Wednesday:

 

Miss Bowman

Miss F. Guthrie

Mr. J. W. Pattinson

Miss L. Richardson

Mr. U. Tainton

Mrs. Tainton

Miss Tainton

Master F. Tainton

Mr. Hy. W. Twycross

Mrs. Twycross

Mrs. Black

The Masters Black

Mrs. A. Fitzsimmons

Mrs. E. Matterson

Mr. W. H. Rees

 

DEPARTURES

 

Per the R.M.S. Armadale Castle, leaving Southampton to-day:

 

MADEIRA

 

Right Hon. Lord Airedale, P.C.

Mr. T. H. Angus

Mrs. G. Batten

Sir W. Bowring

Lady Bowring

Baron Brauchitsch

Miss Brooker

Miss Campbell

Mr. H. Cheetham

Mrs. Cheetham

Miss Duncombe

Mr. P. N. Evans

Mr. H. L. Evans

Mr. C. E. Finlason

Mrs. Finlason

Miss Radcliffe Hall

Mr. Holman

Mrs. Holman

Miss Horsey

Mrs. Hubbard

Mrs. Lindsay

Mr. G. Longbotham

Miss E. Longbotham

Mr. Myles V. B. McGrath

Mrs. McGrath

Mrs. R. Nessler

Mrs. Pierpoint

Mrs. R. Smallwood

Mr. J. E. Smallwood

Mr. T. W. Sorby

Mrs. Sorby

Miss Astley Sparke

Mr. L. Stern

Lord Stewart

Lady Stewart

Mrs. Sturt

Hon. Mrs. Douglas Tollemache

Miss A. Tollemache

Master R. Tollemache

Miss U. Unthank

Miss D. Unthank

Mrs. Wormald

Miss Wormald

Mr. Hartley

Mrs. Hartley

Mr. T. McClelland

Mrs. McClelland

Miss McClelland

Master McClelland

Miss Mesham

Mr. N. Middleton

Miss H. Walker

Miss L. Norman

Mr. B. Vallance

Mr. L. L. Ward

Miss Ward

 

CAPE TOWN

 

Mr. L. S. Amery

Miss Andreae

Mr. F. B. Andrews

Mrs. Annesley

The Misses Annesley (3)

Mr. M. Bartholomew

Mrs. Bartholomew

Miss Bartholomew

Mr. M. Borremans

Mr. Justice Bristowe

Mrs. Bristowe

Miss Bristowe

The Masters Bristowe

Dr. H. C. Bristowe

Mr. W. R. Campbell

Mrs. R. Crawford

Miss Dallas

Sir Edwin Dunning

Mr. Frank Dunning

Mr. A. W. Faire

Miss Faire

Mr. Fergus Fergusson

Mrs. Few

Miss Few

Mr. M. Frateur

Mr. J. Frenkel

Major Garraway

Mrs. Garraway

Master Garraway

Mr. J. P. Grenfell

Mr. W. H. Haddon, J.P.

Mrs. Hadfield

Miss D. J. Harrison

Brigadier-General F. C. Heath

Mr. S. Kemp

Mr. R. Horsfield

Mr. D. Lavenstein

The Misses Laventstein

Mr. C. Leonard

Mr. R. Lewis

Mr. McIlvenna

Mrs. M. Mannhardt

Miss H. Mannhardt

Mr. J. A. Martin

Mr. R. Martin

Mrs. Martin

Mrs. Meintjes

Mr. F. de Murrieta

Mr. L. E. Neame

Mrs. Neame

Master Neame

Mrs. E. S. Paddon

Miss Paddon

Mr. W. W. Paine

Mr. W. Littlejohn Philip

Mrs. Littlejohn Philip

Mr. L. C. Phillips

Mrs. Phillips

Miss Phillips

Mrs. M. E. Poultney

Mrs. Von Radowitz

Mrs. A. E. Reynolds

Mr. B. M. Ries

Mr. J. H. Rotherham

Mrs. Rotherham

Mr. C. Schlesinger

Miss M. Simon

Mr. P. F. Smith

Mr. A. E. Snape

Mr. L. Spilhaus

Mrs. Spilhaus

Mrs. Syminton

Lieutenant A. W. Tate

Mr. W. T. Trevenen

Mrs. Trevenen

Mr. A. Viallate

Hon J. de Villiers

Mrs. De Villiers

Mr. Vrugtman

Mrs. Vrugtman

Mrs. Wackrill

Master Wackrill

Mr. G. A. Walker

Advocate C. G. Ward, K.C.

Mrs. Ward

Master Ward

Mrs. Watts

Mr. H. H. Webb

Mrs. Webb

Miss Webb

Mr. Julius Weil

Mr. C. Wibberley

Mrs. Wibberley

Miss Wibberley

Mr. J. Wild

Mrs. Wild

Right Hon. Lord Wolverton

Mr. Aldous

Miss M. E. Allan

Mr. J. H. Beeby

Miss Ray Bendon

Lieut. F. G. J. Berkley

Mr. F. M. Blane

Mrs. E. Burnett

Master J. W. Burnett

Mrs. D. A. Burr

Mr. Byrne

Miss S. Carruthers

Mr. H. R. Corin

Lieut. E. A. Corner

Mr. H. Courlander

Mrs. Courlander

Mrs. Davids

Mr. W. Dean

Mrs. H. Edwards

Miss M. Foulds

Mr. P. Hendry

Mr. S. J. Holbrook

Mr. C. Howse

Mr. H. G. Labdon

Mrs. Labdon

Mr. C. W. Latham

Mrs. M. B. Lawn

Master B. Lawn

Mr. J. Lewis

Mr. L. W. Macer

Mrs. Macer

Mrs. McLeish

Miss McLeish

Mr. D. McMillan

Rev. W. Meara

Mr. A. S. Mill

Dr. W. Mulder

Mr. Mustart

Mrs. Mustart

Miss Mustart

Master Mustart

Mr. E. V. Painter

Mrs. Painter

Lieut. W. Penn-Gaskell

Mr. W. J. Perrott

Mr. C. A. Pottage

Mrs. Pritchard

Master Pritchard

Mrs. Robinson

Miss Robinson

Mrs. Rowe

The Misses Rowe

Mr. Stephen

Miss A. Sykes

Rev. E. Titcomb

Mrs. Titcomb

Miss I. Titcomb

Miss M. F. Titcomb

Miss M. Titcomb

Miss Trim

Mr. F. H. Uren

Mr. Walker

Miss A. West

 

ALGOA BAY

 

Mr. W. Tobias

Mrs. Tobias

Mr. T. Airey

Mr. R. Horsfield

 

EAST LONDON

 

Mr. J. Strachan

Miss L. Forbes

Miss I. Phillips

Mr. W. G. Williams

 

NATAL

 

Mr. J. Cronk

Sir Charles Elliott, Bart.

Miss Hall

Lady Hawley

Miss Hawley

Mr. J. Thorburn Irvine

Mr. Frank Reynolds

Mrs. Reynolds

Mr. H. H. Smith

Mrs. Smith

Mr. R. R. A. Aitchison

Miss Beedell

Mr. J. W. Coates

Mrs. G. Brown

The Masters Brown

Mr. J. Dike

Miss Dunster

Mr. A. H. B. Hully

Miss W. McNeil

Mr. A. Walmersley

Mr. W. C. Wood

Mrs. Wood

Miss L. Wood

Miss C. Wood

Master J. Wood

 

BEIRA

 

Mr. W. Ritchie

Mrs. Ritchie

 

Per the S.S. Guelph, leaving Southampton to-day:

 

TENERIFFE

 

Mr. C. H. Corbett

Mrs. Corbett

Miss Corbett

Mr. Larkinson

Colonel Pagan

Miss Collingridge

 

CAPE TOWN

 

Captain J. A. Anderson

Lieut. A. J. Hemsley

Mrs. Hemsley

The Misses Hemsley

Master Hemsley

Mr. G. T. Houston

Mrs. Houston

Captain Howell Jones

Mrs. Jones

Mrs. Caufield

The Misses Caufield

Mrs. Birmingham

The Misses Birmingham

Master Birmingham

Mr. D. H. Jones

Mr. J. Martin

Mrs. Martin

Miss Martin

The Masters Martin

Mr. G. W. Paddon

Miss F. Raybould

 

ALGOA BAY

 

Mr. E. G. Rycroft

 

EAST LONDON

 

Mrs. Melvill

Miss Melvill

 

NATAL

 

Mrs. Frerichs

The Misses Frerichs

The Masters Frerichs

Miss Fisher

Mr. Houston

Mrs. Houston

 

LOURENCO MARQUES

 

Mrs. F. Osborne

Master N. Osborne

 

BEIRA

 

Miss M. Noakes

Mrs. Tobilcock

Miss Tobilcock

Master Tobilcock

 

MAURITIUS

 

Miss Mills

Mr. R. Viader

 

PROVISIONAL BOOKINGS

 

Per the R.M.S. Norman, leaving Southampton next Saturday:

 

Captain the Hon. D. Bingham

Mr. A. Cartwright

Mr. Flower

Mr. J. Garlick

Mr. R. M. Garlick

Mr. J. E. Green

Mrs. Green

Baron E. Jolly

Baroness Jolly

Mr. Neighbour

Mrs. Stubbs

Mr. J. Whitehouse

Mr. S. G. White

Mrs. White

 

Per the S. S. Gaika, leaving Southampton next Saturday:

 

Mrs. Appleton

Mr. C. J. Bayne

Mr. C. Gordon Brown

Mr. Cox

Mrs. Cox

Miss B. W. Denny

Captain Dundas, R.N.

Second-Lieutenant W. M. Geddes

Mr. E. Hayward

Mrs. Hayward

Dr. John MacPhail

Lieut. G. W. Matthews

Miss McKenzie

Mr. N. M. Pollock

Mrs. Pollock

Major J. Stewart

Miss Urquhart-Black

 

Per the R.M.S. Walmer Castle, leaving Southampton on the 26th inst.:

 

Mr. A. Campbell

Mr. Capes

Mrs. Capes

Mr. Cazalet

Mrs. Cazalet

Mr. E. Dickson

Mr. Endt

Sir Henry Ewart, K.C.B.

Lady Evelyn Ewart

Miss Winifred Hare

Mr. MacNicol

Mrs. M. Mendelssohn

Mr. G. C. Olivier

Mr. J. E. Rubery

Mrs. Rubery

Mr. N. A. Smithwick

Hon. E. P. Solomon

Mrs. Solomon

Mrs. K. Stenhouse

Mr. E. W. Strudwick

Mr. Tarbutt

Mrs. Hay

Mr. Holloway

Mr. A. C. Hope

Mr. A. Hyman

Mrs. Tarbutt

Mr. W. Taylor

Mr. C. H. Vincent

 

Per the S.S. Durham Castle, leaving Southampton on the 26th inst.:

 

Mr. E. A. Agutter

Mrs. R. Andrewes

Miss Barker

Miss Blaikie

Mr. Briggs

Mrs. Briggs

Mr. H. Bryson

Mrs. Bryson

Mrs. M. Carter

Lieut. C. A. Chaytor

Mrs. Cruickshank

Miss E. L. Dawson

Mr. L. B. Dixon

Mrs. Dixon

Mr. F. Edwards

Mrs. Edwards

Mr. Griffiths

Lieut. A. R. Haywood

Mrs. Haywood

Mr. E. Honey

Mrs. Honey

Mrs. Hilton

Mr. A. F. Kidney

Mrs. Kidney

Mr. J. M. Law

Lady Letchworth

Mr. J. M. Pierce

Miss Plowman

Mr. G. Powell-Jones

Mr. O. Rohde

Mr. A. Ridge

Mr. Sabiston

Mrs. Sabiston

Mrs. Saunders

Mr. J. G. Smitan

Mrs. Smitan

Mr. A. Solomon

Miss E. B. A. Wallace

Mrs. J. R. Wallis

Mrs. A. S. Wheler

Mr. Wylie

Mrs. Wylie

 

Per the R.M.S. Kinfauns Castle, leaving Southampton on the 5th prox.:

 

Mr. H. A. Baldock

Mr. A. L. Bruce

Miss W. Westcott

Mr. Whimster

 

Per the S.S. German, leaving Southampton on the 5th prox.:

 

Mr. C. T. Bate

Mr. J. Bate

Miss M. Eastwood

Lieut. A. N. Edwards

Sir Charles Saunders

Lady Saunders

 

Miscellaneous Articles on same page.

 

A FAVOURITE HOLIDAY TRIP.

 

With the finer weather coming on, many people will again welcome the comfortable circumstances under which a short cruise may be made to Madeira or the Canary Islands by means of the steamers of the Union-Castle Line. The voyage to Madeira occupies about three and a half days and that to the Canaries about five and a half days. The Royal Mail steamers of the line, which leave Southampton for the Cape every Saturday, call at Madeira, and on the homeward voyage they touch at the island every week, proceeding to Southampton to disembark. The Union-Castle intermediate steamers, which leave London every Friday and Southampton every Saturday, call at Las Palmas and Teneriffe alternately both on the outward and homeward voyages. Full particulars as to times of sailing and other information can be obtained from Messrs. Donald Currie and Co., Managers, 3 and 4, Fenchurch Street. E.C.

 

THE MISSING “WARATAH”

 

A Board of Trade inquiry into the disappearance of the steamship Waratah has been ordered, but it is improbable that it will be held for some time. The delay, it is understood, is caused by the wish of the Board to make the investigation as exhaustive as possible, and, further, by the fact that a considerable amount of evidence has yet to be obtained from Australia and South Africa. Lieutenant Seymour, R.N., and a party, with a searchlight apparatus, have been ordered to proceed from Simon’s Town to Durban, and join the s.s. Wakefield there to take part in the further search for the missing vessel, which, as already recorded in the columns of South Africa, has been decided upon.

 

Messrs. Lund and Co., the London agents of the Blue Anchor Line, owners of the Waratah, announce that the arrangements which have been made are for a further search for any of the survivors of that boat who may have reached the isolated islands in the Southern Indian Ocean, which are entirely outside the track of mail steamers. These islands include Prince Edward and Marian Islands, the Crozets and Kerguelen, St. Paul and Amsterdam Islands, and the search vessel will then take a zigzag course to Australia. The steamer Wakefield, which will make the cruise, is of 4072 tons, owned by Harris and Dixon, Limited, and the cost of the expedition is being met by the Commonwealth Government of Australia and friends of missing passengers of the Waratah.

 

 

Regards

Ellen Stanton