Shipping Lists - June 6, 1896 South Africa Magazine

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This is a transcription of the Shipping Lists from South Africa Magazine dated June 6, 1896.

LISTS OF PASSENGERS

Per the R.M.S. Roslin Castle, which arrived at Plymouth on Saturday last:--

Col. Sir William Ramsay Fairfax, Bart.

Mr. Pennington

Colonel Peebles

Miss Peebles

Mr. Sawyer

Mr. Roberts

Mr. Bosman

Mr. Rabie

Mr. Cockerton

Mr. Meyer

Mr. Brenner

Mrs. Brenner

Mr. Lamb

Mr. Evans

Captain Morrish

Mr. W. H. Thompson

Mr. Muck

Mr. Ward

Mr. Reynolds

Mrs. Reynolds

Mr. MacMaster

Mr. Lumsden

Mr. Scott

Mr. Edwards

Mr. Springorum

Miss Springorum

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Gordon Cumming

Mr. J. Laing Miller

Mr. M. Hyman

Mr. Hayton

Mr. Tomlinson

Mr. Polland

Rev. Mr. Howard

Miss Drummond Hay

Miss Joubert

Miss Guille

Mr. Denoon Duncan

Mrs. Denoon Duncan

Miss Denoon Duncan

Master Denoon Duncan

Miss Denoon Duncan

Maid

Mr. Oliver

Mrs. Oliver

Miss Oliver

Master Oliver

Miss Oliver

Maid

Mrs. Goldschmidt

Miss Goldschmidt

Rev. Mr. Sutton

Mrs. Sutton

Mr. Foxwell

Mrs. Foxwell

Miss Foxwell

Maid

Mr. Fraser

Mr. Woodward

Mr. Harvey

Miss Maby

Miss Harvey

Mrs. Katzenstein

Miss Katzenstein

Master Katzenstein

Mr. Marshall

Mrs. Marshall

Mrs. Stevens

Miss Burrowes

Mrs. Russell

Miss Chiappini

Mrs. MacAulife

Miss MacAulife

Mrs. Bennett

Mrs. Middleton

Master Middleton

Maid

Mr. Abrahamson

Mr. Buckland

Mr. Lottery

Mr. Lawson

Mrs. Lawson

Mr. Wilson

Mrs. Wilson

Mr. Sheard

Mr. H. G. Maby

Mr. Maby

Mr. Vreede

Mrs. Vreede

Miss Vreede

Maid

Miss Pote

Miss Brown

Mr. Blair

Dr. Gordon

Dr. Geo. Hylands

Mrs. P. M. Tait

Miss Tait

Mr. Hedger

Mrs. Hedger

Mr. MacFarlane

Mrs. MacFarlane

Mr. Whytock

Mrs. Whytock

Mrs. H. L. Scholtz

Mrs. Dr. Scholtz

Miss Green

Mrs. Schlanders

Miss Schlanders

Mr. Radcliffe

MADEIRA

Mr. Dring

Mrs. Dring

Miss Dring

Mr. Simmons

Dr. Watney

Valet

Mrs. Watney

Maid

Miss Watney

Nurse

Mr. C. Michus

Mr. W. Davie

Mr. Burrows
Mrs. Burrows

Miss Williams

Mrs. Schnieder

Per Bullard, King and Company’s new liner Umtali, which left Durban on May 8, and arrived in London on Thursday:--

Dr. Prince

Mrs. Prince

Miss Prince

Master Prince

Miss McKenzie

Mrs. W. H. Kinsman

Miss Wack

Mr. H. Burrill

Mrs. H. Burrill

Mr. James Brookes

Mrs. James Brookes

Mrs. W. Struben

Miss Murray

Master H. Struben

Mrs. W. Grix

Miss Grix

Mr. James Cumming

Mrs. Becker

Mrs. L. J. Wilson

Child
Mr. Cedervall

Mr. W. Stewart-Irvine

Mrs. Stewart-Irvine

Child

Master Stewart-Irvine

Maid

Mr. O. W. de Chair

Mrs. Shearer

Mr. Blake

Mr. W. A. Wright

Mrs. S. F. Hammerick

Child

Mr. George Thomas

Miss Cumming

John Davies, S.C.C.

Mrs. Payn, sen.

Mrs. Payn

Miss Payn

Mr. A. J. Crosby

Mr. W. D. Strachan

Mrs. J. B. Kiggie

Child

Mr. Gimber

Mrs. Gimber

Mr. Gimber

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

CAPE TOWN

Captain Hon. Arthur Lawley

Baroness de Catelin

Miss A. M. de Catelin

Miss P. de Catelin

Lieutenant-Colonel A. W. Hill

Dr. Mangold

Dr. Reinhart

Dr. Storch

Rev. J. W. Walton

Mrs. Davis

Mr. C. P. Stock

Miss Evans

Mrs. Graaff

Mr. P. Morse

Miss Woodhead

Miss E. Solomon

Mr. G. A. Troye

Mr. H. G. Beech

Mr. J. Watson

Mr. Watkins-Pitchford

Mr. Mann

Mrs. Henry

Maid

Mrs. Dr. Turner

Master M. Turner

Master T. Turner

Maid

Mr. J. D. Neill

Mrs. Neill

Mr. C. C. Henry

Mr. J. M. Wright

Mr. Frank Whiteley

Mr. A. C. van Rossem

Mr. G. Deurvorst

Mrs. H. Beerstecker

Master L. Beerstecker

Maid

Miss L. Fox

Mr. C. B. Fox

Mr. E. D. Self

Mr. W. E. Hollard

Mr. Koskie

Mrs. Koskie

Mrs. Doveton

Master Doveton

Manservant

Maid

Mr. Beanman

Mrs. Sedgwick

Mr. A. Spandoney

Mr. Byrne

Mr. J. Fink

Mr. S. Fulton

Mr. Nias

Mr. McCallum

Mr. J. W. Smith

Mr. M. Jacobs

Mr. Davidson

Mr. C. S. Gill

ALGOA BAY

Mr. Tunstall

Miss Ball

Miss A. L. Paley

Mr. A. Schuster

NATAL

Sir Chas. A. Hartley, K.C.M.G.

Captain R. M. Barrington

Miss Hunt

Miss M. Hunt

Mrs. O. Cohen

Mr. R. St. Clair McNiel

Mr. J. Morton Gibson

Mr. H. B. Bowen

Mrs. Bowen

Mr. C. R. Saunders

Mrs. Saunders

Miss Saunders

Mr. D. B. Ronaldson

Mrs. Watkins-Pitchford

Master Watkins-Pitchford

Mr. Douglas Boutcher

Mr. E. Gedge

Mr. J. Roberts

BEIRA

Mr. F. G. Twidell

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

LAS PALMAS

Miss Whitear

Mr. R. C. Andrews

Mr. P. A. Silva

Mr. A. Rietmann

CAPE TOWN

Mr. Gauvran

Mr. Thomas

Rev. J. Pugh

Miss Edwards

Miss F. Edwards

Miss E. Edwards

Mr. Wroughton

BEIRA

Rev. W. Lewis

Mrs. Garrard

Nurse Wharton

PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA

The following additional passengers have booked for the various South African ports: By the Dunottar Castle, sailing on June 13: Lady Grey and daughter, Captain Holford, Captain and Miss Acton, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Seymour, Mr. Herbert Abraham, Mr. Henry Abraham, Mr. Paul Merser, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. A. L. Calle, Mr. Beitlinger, Mr. E. Batchelor, Mr. A. E. Evans. By the Roslin Castle, sailing on the 27^th inst.: Mr. Allister, M. Miller, Mr. Frank A. Wills, Mr. van den Wall Bakea, Mrs. Hamilton. By the Guelph, sailing on June 13: Mr. Rowland Bocknis, Rev. E. F. Reade, Mr. F. Dockrell. By the Tartar, sailing on June 20: Rev. Canon Callaway, Mr. H. F. Anderson, Mr. W. J. Morris. By the Goth, sailing on June 27: Miss B. M. Jameson, Captain E. M. Burton, R. E., and Mrs. Burton.

Miscellaneous article on same page:

Dr. MAGIN

This gentleman, whose portrait we publish herewith, is a well-known personality on the Rand. He was absent from the district during the latter months of last year, and was, therefore, in no way associated with the political agitation. He represents a large amount of Continental capital, and is one of the leading spirits of such large and prosperous concerns as the New African Company, Van Ryn, &c., &c. He is as popular socially as he is in business, and that is saying a great deal. Unfortunately for himself he is still a bachelor. He has the making of an excellent family man.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton