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This is a transcription of a column in South Africa Magazine, July 18, 1896, titled Shipping.

 

LISTS OF PASSENGERS

 

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

 

MADEIRA

 

Mr. Fred Blandy

Mr. Hinton

Miss Hinton

Mr. Hockley

Mrs. Chassereau

Miss Clarke

 

CAPE TOWN

 

Sir Francis H. Evans, K.C.M.G., M.P.

Lady Evans

Miss Evans

Miss Gwladys Evans

Count Eduard of Lizzo-Noris

Captain E. R. O. Ludlow

Surgeon – Captain W. Dowman

Surgeon – Captain G. Hilliard

Surgeon – Captain T. Browning

Mrs. Browning

Master Browning

Captain A. D. Gosling

Lieutenant G. A. Ward, R.N.

Captain Gore

Captain H. Tremlett

Dr. T. B. S. Davis

Dr. S. Hyland

Mr. Glazebrook

Mrs. Glazebrook

Mrs. Troschel

Mr. H. E. Marples

Mr. H. C. Fisher

Mr. M. H. Levy

Mr. Franklin Taylor

Mr. N. M. Williams

Mr. R. W. Shekleton, Q.C.

Mrs. Shekleton

Mr. C. G. Thomson

Mr. Montague Saville

Mrs. Montague Saville

Maid

Madame Amy Sherwin

Mr. Gladstone Wright

Mr. Marshall

Madame Sherwin’s Maid

Mr. Pullinger

Valet

Mr. A. Watson

Mr. E. J. Van Schermbeck

Mr. W. E. Park

Mrs. Park

Master Park

Mr. Kallenback

Mr. F. Newberry

Mr. Quinn

Mr. Morgan

Miss Bridge

Mr. Carver

Mrs. Carver

Mr. H. T. Marks, M.I.M.E.

Mr. H. Brodrick

Mr. M. J. Hall

Mrs. Hall

Mr. S. C. Longhurst

Mr. Russ

Mr. L. Baker

Mr. Shires

Mr. Wilks

Mrs. Wilks

Maid

Miss Agnes Delaporte

Mr. E. C. Marklew

Mr. P. B. van der Byl

Mr. F. Andrew

Mr. Dell

Mr. G. F. Wills

Mrs. Wills

Master Wills

Mr. B. Cohl

Mr. A. Jonas

Miss Florence Olliver

Mr. Lemmoné

Mr. Stockwell

Mr. H. Payne

Mr. E. S. Bullock

Mr. R. S. Bullock

 

ALGOA BAY

 

Mr. Meintjes

Mrs. Meintjes

Mr. A. B. Moore

Mr. J. R. Girling

Mr. Longden

Mr. Bodewig

Rev. R. Sykes

Rev. J. Murphy

Mr. E. A. Worswick

 

NATAL

 

Lieutenant E. L. Colquhoun

Mr. M. Maclean

Mr. A. J. L. Payne

Mr. G. Greene

Mr. Secker

Mrs. Secker

Mr. H. B. Rock

Mr. H. C. Dobree

 

Per the R.M.S. Norham Castle, which arrived at Plymouth last Saturday

 

CAPE, &c.

 

Professor Ramsey

Miss Ramsey

Mr. Skinner

Sir T. Fowler

Mr. J. H. Hammond

Mrs. Hammond

Maid

Master Hammond

Mr. Wheeler

Mr. Kelsey

Mr. Percy Farrar

Mr. Sidney Farrar

Mr. B. Mosenthal

Mr. S. B. Joel

Mrs. Joel

Miss Joel

Master Joel

Maid

Dr. Douglas

Mrs. Douglas

Master Douglas

Master Douglas

Maid

Mr. Malcolm

Mr. Lorge

Mr. Coles

Mr. Ralph

Mr. Mills

Mr. Crews

Mr. Druce

Mr. Bauman

Mr. Jaffe

Mr. R. Richardson

Mr. Halse-Francis

Mr. Stevenson

Mr. H. J. King

Mr. Lambert

Mr. Salmon

Mr. Lavine

Mr. Taylor

Mr. Goldrich

Mrs. Goldrich

Miss Goldrich

Master Goldrich

Maid

Mrs. Willoughby

Miss Keymer

Mr. Campbell

Mrs. Campbell

Mr. Tullis

Mr. Tullis

Mrs. Tullis

Mrs. Fitzpatrick

Miss Fitzpatrick

Miss Fitzpatrick

Maid

Miss Jameson

Miss Gibson

Mrs. Auret

Miss Bain

Mr. J. E. Buckley

Mrs. Buckley

Mrs. Sauer

Master Sauer

Miss Sauer

Maid

Miss Fitzpatrick

Mr. Hoyle

Mrs. Hoyle

Miss Hoyle

Maid

Major Carleton

Dr. Davis

Mrs. Davis

Master Davis

Master Davis

Mr. Rawbone

Mrs. Rawbone

Mrs. Stronge

Miss Stronge

Master Stronge

Mr. Crabb

Mr. Bannatine

Mr. Scott

Mr. Vasseur

Dr. Stewart

Dr. J. Glen

Dr. J. C. Glen

Mr. MacKinnon

Mr. Harris

Mr. Kennebert

Mrs. Swan

Miss Avery

Mrs. Graham

Mr. Oppenheimer

Mrs. Oppenheimer

Miss Oppenheimer

Master Oppenheimer

Maid

Mrs. Sutton

Miss Sutton

Mrs. Ingram

Mrs. Earle

Miss Earle

Master Earle

Maid

Mrs. Escourt

Miss Escourt

Maid

Mr. Davis

Mr. A. W. Goodman

Master Siddle

Mr. Sonn

Mr. Koster

Mr. Hull

Mrs. Hull

Master Hull

Maid

Mr. Braurwell

Mr. D. Ireland

 

MADEIRA

 

Mr. H. Barnato

Mrs. Barnato

Mr. J. Prior

Mr. E. Reid

Mr. H. Pack

 

PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

 

The following additional passengers have booked: - By the Mexican, sailing on August 1: Rev. Mr. Trowsdale, Mrs. Pott and party, Mr. J. Gumpelson, Mr. R. J. Hughes, Mr. A. Robertson and family, Mr. H. C. Ballance and family, Mr. And Mrs. Adair. By the Norman, sailing on August 15: Mr. And Mrs. Kadersch, Mr. J. Boam, the Misses Croly, Roger and Ingram, Mr. Levy and family. By the Tantallon Castle, sailing on the 25th inst.: Lady Sprigg, Mr. And Mrs. Sims Reeves, Captain Owen, Rev. F. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Notcutt, Captain Vandaleur. By the Norham Castle, sailing on August 7: Dr. H. Cockerton, Dr. and Mrs. Hudson, Rev. Mr. Slater.

 

 

The Chamber of Commerce at East London have been in conference with the Local Harbour Board on the matter of harbour improvements at that port, and while agreeing with the Board generally as to the loan which they are asking the Government to place on the Estimates for the current year, they only express their approval of the amounts asked for on the understanding that before any expenditure on new sea works is undertaken additional professional opinion be taken.

 

The penalty of a £15 fine, or four months’ hard labour, which the Cape Town Resident Magistrate lately inflicted on the four Portuguese stowaways on the Grantully Castle from Madeira, will probably have some good effect as a deterrent on these gentry. Stowaways from Madeira by the mail boats have been increasing greatly of late, says a Cape paper, and considering that they are idle, worthless fellows in a general way, who are only in the way on board, some severity is needed. Stowaways from this side find themselves treated with scant clemency in England, where the prosecution always press for the full penalty, and nearly always get it.

 

Regards,

Ellen Stanton