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This is a transcription of a Shipping List that appeared in the May 30th, 1891 issue of South Africa Magazine.

LIST OF PASSENGERS

Per R.M.S. Roslin Castle which arrived at Plymouth on Saturday.

CAPE TOWN, &c.

Sir Wm. Ramsay Fairfax, Bart.

Mr. Plumtree

Mr. Gie

Mr. J. Gie

Mr. Harrison

Mrs. Harrison

Mr. A. Harrison

Master S. Harrison

Mr. S. W. Paddon

Mr. R. M. Jones

Miss Jones

Master Jones

Mr. F. J. Poole

Mrs. Poole

Miss Poole

Master Poole

Miss Poole

Maid

Mrs. Haggard

Miss Haggard

Mrs. Jamieson

Maid

Miss Roberts

Mr. A. Sedgewick

Mrs. Sedgewick

Master Alfred Sedgewick

Miss Daisy Sedgewick

Master Gordon Sedgewick

Maid

Mr. T. Leask

Mrs. Leask

Miss Leask

Miss Jessie Leask

Miss Mabel Leask

Miss Grace Leask

Miss Dora Leask

Master Tom Leask

Master Alex. Leask

Maid

Mrs. W. J. Knight

Master Knight

Miss Robinson

Dr. Colins

Mr. Lazarus

Mr. A. C. Mathew

Mr. J. E. Yale

Mr. T. Dalrymple

Mr. J. Brunton

Mr. Bruce Sellar

Mr. G. Baxter

Mr. J. L. Jacobs

Mr. H. Lyons

Mr. E. Purchase

Mr. H. Brown

Mr. M. Harris

Mr. Godden

Mrs. Godden

Mr. G. E. Holmes

Mr. Tyler

Mr. W. H. Kinsman

Mr. Nightingale

Mr. Weingarten

Mrs. Weingarten

Mr. Bruce

Rev. J. Christie

Mr. George

Mrs. Galwey

Miss Galwey

Maid

Mr. H. Wingard

Mr. C. H. Hooly

Mrs. Hooly

Mr. Thurburn

Mrs. Thurburn

Mr. Robinson

Mr. Stephenson

Master Stephenson

Mr. Barber

Mrs. Barber

Rev. H. V. Edwards

Mr. Bourke

Mr. H. Cosman

Mrs. Cosman

Mr. MacLagan

Master McLagan

Mrs. Cator

Miss Cator

Mrs. Dixon

Miss Greenlees

Miss Bruce

Mr. M. Edwards

Mr. Elliott

Mr. McDougall

Mr. T. R. English

Mrs. English

Miss English

Mr. T. Ford

Mr. Blakeston

Mr. Murray

Mrs. Murray

Mr. H. White

Mr. Doyle

Mrs. Doyle

Miss Doyle

Mrs. Loveday

Master Loveday

Mr. Watson

Mrs. Watson

Miss Watson

Master Watson

Miss Watson

Dr. Weakly

Mrs. Weakly

Master Weakly

Mr. A. Grant

Mrs. Soloman

Mrs. Hargrave

Mr. Armstrong

Mr. Atkins

Mr. Howse

Mrs. Howse

Master Howse

Miss Howse

Mr. James

Mr. McArthur

Mr. Dale

Mrs. Dale

MADEIRA

Miss J. Hinton

Miss S. Hinton

Mrs. A. M. Eykyn

Miss Hughes

Miss Ovey

Mrs. Ovey

Mr. R. Lawson

Mr. J. Zem Bengr

Mr. R. Croser

Per R.M.S. Mexican, sailing from Southampton on Friday.

LISBON

Mr. Hewlett

Mrs. Hewlett

MADEIRA

Mr. C. Cochrane

CAPE TOWN

Mr. P. de Villiers

Mr. F. S. Clarabut

Mr. Beaumont

Mr. Glen

Mrs. Glen

Valet

Mr. G. E. J. Henny

Mrs. Henny

Infant

Mr. A. J. Forbes

Mr. Barber

Mr. H. M. Barber

MOSSEL BAY

Mr. Sutton

Mrs. Sutton

Miss Sutton

Maid

Miss Dumbleton

ALGOA BAY

Miss Hamilton

Miss H. Hamilton

Mr. D. P. Benjamin

Miss Baker

Miss Brown

Mr. McWilliam

EAST LONDON

Mr. Hall

Mrs. Hall

Miss Hall

Maid

Mr. H. Hall

NATAL

Mrs. Kisch

Miss Kisch

Miss Maud Kisch

Miss Marion Kisch

Miss D. Kisch

Miss N. Kisch

Iss Woolf

Miss M. Woolf

Mr. Krantz

Mrs. Krantz

Maid

Mrs. Willett

Miss Willett

Master Willett

“THE FAIR LAND OF NATAL”

The intermediate steamer German will next week take out 35 Government emigrants to “the fair land of Natal.”

A DISASTER

Telegraphing from East London on Thursday, Lloyd’s agent states that the Norwegian barque Louise, from Port Elizabeth for East London with salt, struck on the bar at the latter place. She leaked considerably alongside wharf, and cargo discharged was slightly damaged.

PASSENGERS BY CAPE STEAMERS

Mr. Richard Sennett, late consulting engineer to the Admiralty, is going on a trip to the Cape in the intermediate steamer German, leaving Southampton on the 5^th prox. Next week’s mail steamer will con vey Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Brydone and child to Cape Town. Dr. Egan, of King William’s Town, who was to have gone to East London in the Mexican, having had an attack of influenza, will not leave England until the departure of the Spartan on the 12^th prox.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton