Shipping List - April 4th , 1891 issue of South Africa Magazine

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This is a transcription of a Shipping List that appeared in the April 4^th , 1891 issue of South Africa Magazine.

LIST OF PASSENGERS

Per R.M.S., Athenian, leaving April 3.

LISBON

Sir Francis Cook, Bart.

Lady Cook

Maid

Mr. Morley Roberts

Miss Sauvigny

MADEIRA

Mr. Henriot

Mrs. Henriot

Mrs. Grote

Mr. Bentley

Mrs. Bentley

Maid

Mr. W. W. Croker

CAPE TOWN

Mr. Douglass, M.L.A.

Miss Douglass

Mr. Reyntjes

Mrs. Porter

Miss Porter

Mr. Strachan

Mr. Ernest Ritter

Mr. F. W. Seard

Miss Cope

Mr. Edgell

Mr. Melvill

Miss Melvill

Mr. Stevenson

NATAL

Mrs. Macfarlane

Miss Macfarlane

Mr. Whyte

Mrs. Hedley Davis

Miss Davis

Maid

Mr. Wilson

Miss Wilson

Mr. S. Davis

DELAGOA BAY

Mr. Cannas

Per R.M.S. Garth Castle, which arrived on Monday.

FROM CAPE TOWN

Mr. W. F. Webb

Miss Webb

Justice Gregorowski

Mrs. Gregorowski

Miss Gregorowski

Mr. J. T. Carrodus

Mr. J. F. Carrodus

Mr. Rolfes

Mr. W. Lieberman

Mr. Thomas

Mrs. Thomas

Mr. Keep

Mr. Vivan

Mr. Shand

Miss Shand

Master Shand

Mr. Becknell

Mr. J. F. Stark

Mr. Walker

Lord Abbot Pfanner

Mr. J. Levin

Adv . Wessels

Mrs. Wessels

Miss Redlinghuys

Mrs. W. Reed

Mr. Leeb

Mrs. Leeb

Rev. Mr. Davids

Mr. Macfarlane

Mrs. Macfarlane

Mr. J. Porter

Mr. Austin

Mr. J. A. Thwaits

Mr. J. Liddle

Mr. Barber

Mr. W. M. Barber

Mr. Goldberg

Mr. N. J. Suckling

FROM MADEIRA

Surgeon-General Gordon

Mrs. Gordon

Mr. Martin Smith

Mrs. Martin Smith

Miss Smith

Master Smith

Col. Watson

Mr. C. Olliffe

Mr. George Dawson

Mr. H Lyne

Mr. Dennis

Mr. F. C. Brown

Mr. C. Norman

Rev. Knagg

Mrs. Knagg

Miss Falkner

Mr. E. W. Fyffe

AN EAST COAST SERVICE

A service on the east coast, extending to Mozambique, and affording communication between Southampton, ports in the Cape Colony, Natal and Delagoa Bay, and Imhambane, Beira (pungwe River), Zambesi, Quillimane and Mozambique, has been established by the Union Steam Ship Company. This service will, for the present, be conducted once in six weeks.

PASSENGERS BY CAPE STEAMERS

Captain G. E. Giles (Adjutant of the Royal Guernsey Artillery) is traveling to Cape Town in the Roslin Castle, to make arrangements in connection with Lord Randolph’s tour in Mashonaland. The Dane is taking out the bulk of the traveling equipage. His Lordship’s party will include Mr. H. C. Perkins, Mr. Swynydd Willyams, and a doctor. Next week’s mail steamer will take Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn, Mr. Albert Browne (of the Colonial Office), and Capt. Crewe to Cape Town. Mt. C. Ruping, of Kimberley, and Mr. S. P. Beare have booked passages to Cape Town by the Garth Castle, leaving Dartmouth on the 24^th inst.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton