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This is a transcription of a Shipping List from South Africa Magazine, November 25^th, 1903.

LISTS OF PASSENGERS

ARRIVALS

Per the R.M.S. Norman, which arrived at Southampton on the 18^th inst.:--

Lady Clarke

Sir Charles Elliott

Dr. W. C. Allan

Mr. Albrecht

Mrs. Albrecht

Mrs. Brown

Captain E. Brooker

Mrs. Bissiker

The Misses Bissiker (2)

Master Bissiker

Maid

Miss L. Broad

Miss K. Broad

Mrs. E. Brooks

Master H. Brooks

Miss E. Beardsley

The Rev. Baird

Mr. J. G. Chapman

Mr. G. Cradock

Mrs. Cradock

Mr. S. Campbell

Master Campbell

Mr. F. Connock

Mr. J. Cammack

Mr. C. E. Crompton

Mr. Christian

Mrs. Christian

Mrs. F. R. Cliffe

Mr. B. H. Conran

Mr. J. Cherry

Mrs. Cherry

Master Cherry

Major Cameron

Captain H. A. Crisp

Mr. M. Chester

Dr. F. E. Doering

Miss N. Doering

Mr. Dell

Mr. Dawson

Mr. A. H. Dewhurst

Mrs. J. N. de Jongh

The Masters de Jongh (2)

Maid

Miss E. Devereux

Mr. S. de Lange

Mrs. W. Dyer

Miss Dyer

Mr. E. A. Elliott

Mr. J. Forster

Mrs. Ford

Maid

Mr. H. G. Fourcade

Mrs. F. H. Hatch

Captain Hewitson, R.N.

Colonel Hickman

Dr. hewat

Mrs. Hewat

Miss Hewat

Mr. H. M. Holwell

Mrs. Holwell

Mr. H. J. Israel

Mrs. J. Israel

The Misses Israel (2)

Mrs. J. W. Jagger

Mr. Frank de Jong

Mrs. De Jong

Mr. C. Joseph

Mr. Killby

Captain King Hall, R.N.

Servant

Mrs. J. Lazarus

The Misses Lazarus (2)

Mr. A. Lilienfeld

Mrs. Lilienfeld

Master Lilienfeld

Maids

Major A. D. Millar

Mr. G. E. Matheson

Mrs. J. McIvor

Mr. G. Mallman

Mr. R. K. Morcom

Master R. Murray

Mrs. J. Molteno

Mrs. G. Niewouldt

Mr. J. Noreen

Mr. H. A. Piper

Mr. Pettit

Mr. Parr

Mrs. Parr

Maid

Mr. C. Parr

Master C. Pitchford

Mr. Phillips

Mrs. Phillips

Miss L. P. Phillips

Nurse

Mr. W. Leyland

Mr. W. Ross

Miss A. Ross

Miss E. Ross

Mr. H. C. Remnant

Mr. H. A. Richardson

Mr. Raypert

Mrs. Raypert

Mr. J. Richards

Mr. A. Robertson

Mr. E. J. Sievewright

Mr. S. Sykes

Mr. A. Soames

Mr. Smith

Mrs. M. Solomon

Miss Solomon

The Masters Solomon (2)

Mr. Stapleford

Mr. F. Shippey

Mr. G. Salmon

Mrs. Salmon

Master Salmon

Mrs. Twycross

Mr. F. S. Tatham

Mrs. Tatham

Master Tatham

Mr. J. Varley

Mrs. Varley

Miss Varley

Master Varley

Mr. C. Varley

Mr. E. Varley

Miss H. Vernon

Mrs. A. H. Watkins

Maid

Mr. F. C. Bell

Mr. T. V. Lyell

Mrs. Zurn

Maid

Miss S. Chamband

Miss S. Marsh

Mrs. S. VonSchanbeck

Miss E. Ashdown

Mrs. E. W. Adlington

Master Adlington

Mr. J. Burley

Mr. D. Burke

Mr. W. H. Browne

Mrs. Browne

Master Browne

Mr. P. Bracey

Mr. A. C. Bleasby

Miss Brodner

Miss V. Borlander

Mr. Barton

Mrs. Barton

Mr. J. Crulley

Miss Chalmers

Mr. L. Collins

Mr. Crellin

Mr. H. Clowe

Mr. E. Chaffer

Mr. T. Eden

Mr. Edwards

Miss A. Florodora

Miss E. Florodora

Miss M. Florodora

Mr. Fair

Mrs. Fair

The Masters Fair (3)

Miss J. Gray

Mrs. Gibb

The Misses Gibb (2)

Mr. M. Goodall

Mr. A. E. Griffiths

The Rev. W. Glasson

Mr. J. Gourlay

Mr. H. Hyland

Miss J. M. Hardwicke

Mr. Harper

Mrs. Harper

Mr. G. Irving

Mr. Kitcheon

Mrs. C. R. Kirkpatrick

Master Kirkpatrick

Mr. W. A. Leonard

Miss M. Moller

Mr. W. Morris

The Rev. Matterson

Mrs. Matterson

Mr. D. Mackay

Mr. D. Moon

Mrs. Mullett

The Masters Mullett (2)

Miss Robertson

Mr. S. Robbins

Mr. Reid

Mr. W. Reid

Miss Rossiter

Miss B. Spencer

Miss E. Spencer

The Rev. Searle

Mrs. Searle

Mr. G. Stephen

Mrs. A. Stephen

Mr. T. Shortt

Mr. Sadler

Mrs. Sadler

Mr. Shaw

Mrs. Shaw

Mr. A. Thurburn

Mrs. Thurburn

The Masters Thurburn (2)

Mr. Simon

Miss E. L. Teasdale

Miss A. Turther

Miss A. Tiller

Mrs. M. E. Tresise

The Masters Tresise (3)

Mrs. Thomson

The Misses Thomson (2)

The Rev. W. Wynne

Mrs. Wynne

Miss Wynne

Mr. Wild

Mrs. Wild

Master Wild

Mrs. Walker

Miss Walker

Master Walker

Mr. A. Youldon

DEPARTURES

Per the R.M.S. Scot, leaving Southampton today (Saturday):--

MADEIRA

Master N. D. Jardin

Mons. Nascimento

CAPE TOWN

Mr. H. M. Barber

Mrs. Bennett

Miss Bennett

Mr. M. Burton

Mr. Cliffe

Miss G. A. Cookson

Mr. R. Stapleton-Cotton

Mr. T. A. Dick

Mrs. Dick

Mr. Duncan

Mr. R. Ellis

Mrs. Ellis

Mrs. Fricker

Maid

The Misses Fricker (2)

Master Fricker

Mrs. Gregory

Mr. L. G. Heard

Brigadier-General W. S. Kenyon-Slaney

Mr. W. J. Knight

Mr. J. Mackelvie

Miss M. Mackelvie

Dr. Mathias

Mr. O’Neill

Mr. J. T. Ransome

Mr. A. T. Shand

Mr. C. B. Simpson

Miss E. Taylor

Mr. R. Thomas

Mr. A. J. Thompson

Mr. Vachell

Miss Thorneycroft

Maid

Miss Townend

Captain H. C. Whinfield

Mr. Langton Wright

Mr. S. Adams

Mrs. Adams

Mr. R. V. Ashe

Miss Boden

Captain Buller

Miss A. Clayton

Mr. R. Davidson

Miss E. G. Hughes

Mrs. Le Sueur

Maid

Miss Le Sueur

The Masters Le Sueur (2)

Mr. W. Maclean

Mr. J. C. MacKenzie

Mrs. MacKenzie

Mr. J. C. Murray

Mr. A. R. W. Peck

Mr. W. Rodman

Mr. Shore

Mrs. Shore

Master Shore

Mr. J. Simpson

Mrs. Simpson

Mr. R. Stein

Mr. B. E. Toune

Mr. R. Veder

MOSSEL BAY

Mr. W. Smith

ALGOA BAY

Major N. G. von Hugel

Mr. R. Katzenstein

Mr. Mathers

Mrs. Mathers

Mr. J. McMaster

Mrs. Emile

Master Emile

Miss E. Wills

Mr. D. Witt

NATAL

Mrs. H. Archdale

Mr. L. Bray

Mr. J. Brookes

Miss A. Caine

Mr. J. P. Knight

Mr. W. Menzies

Mrs. Menzies

Mr. D. O’Connell

Mr. Polkinghorne

Mrs. Polkinghorne

Mrs. G. A. Ralli

Mr. J. Usher

Mrs. E. Broadbent

Mrs. F. M. Dale

The Masters Dale (2)

Mr. E. Hall

Mrs. Kaltenbach

Mr. Moreton

Mr. W. Twine

EAST LONDON

Mr. S. M. Lee

Miss C. M. Lee

Mr. A. Spicer

Mrs. J. Thompson

Mr. J. Watkins

Mrs. Watkins

Per the s.s. German, leaving Southampton today (Saturday):--

LAS PALMAS

Mr. J. Akellaneda

Mr. Catteau

Miss Miller

Master Moore

The Misses Morgan (3)

Miss Stephen

Master Stephen

Mr. Weiner

CAPE TOWN

Dr. Van Coller

Mrs. Van Coller

Mr. Du Plessis

Mrs. Du Plessis

Miss Du Plessis

Mr. Leahy

Mrs. Leahy

Mr. H. L. Lovemore

Mrs. Lovemore

Mr. R. Macdonald

Mr. E. J. Butler

Mr. A. E. Byrne

The Rev. R. J. Charlton

Mr. T. Charter

Mr. R. J. Crompton

Miss M. Crump

Mr. A. Elsworth Norton

Mr. H. Forbes

Mr. H. M. Flynn

Mr. W. S. Gramman

Miss E. B. Green

Mr. J. O. Greenwood

Mr. H. L. Heywood

Mr. W. Helm

Mr. T. W. Jackson

Mr. Klein

Mrs. Jones

Miss Jones

Mr. S. Lawrence

Miss A. Lister

Mrs. Little

Maid

Master Little

Mr. J. Lusty

Mr. R. Marshall

Mr. C. L. Margottini

Mr. Myers

Mrs. Myers

The Misses Myers (2)

The Masters Myers (2)

Mr. Newman

Miss E. B. Noble

Mr. R. E. Walker

Mrs. Walters

Miss Walters

Master Walters

Mr. W. R. Whiting

Mr. H. L. Woodland

Mr. T. H. Woodland

Mr. Woodroffe

Miss A. Wright

NATAL

Mr. Suhrke

Miss Suhrke

Mr. J. T. Anderson

Mrs. Anderson

Mr. H. J. Austin

Mrs. Austin

Mr. J. B. Ellison

Mrs. Ellison

Mrs. Ellison

Miss C. Fraser

Mr. C. F. Lindsell

Mr. W. E. Wallace

ALGOA BAY

Mr. A. H. Colbeck

Mr. T. J. Gow

Mr. H. Smallman

Mr. P. J. Smith

EAST LONDON

The Rev. J. Catling

Mrs. Catling

Miss Catling

Master Catling

Mr. M. H. Barrass

Mr. Fleming

Mrs. Fleming

PROVISIONAL BOOKINGS

Per the R.M.S. Norman, sailing next Saturday:--

Mr. Charles F. Selby

Mr. E. Bambridge

Canon Scott Holland

The Bishop of St. Andrews

Mr. R. F. Campbell

Mrs. A. P. Dodds

Master Schottler

Mr. S. B. Fyson

Miss T. Shuttrick

Mr. A. Greyham

Mrs. Greyham

Mr. W. G. Hollis

Mrs. Hollis

The Misses Christie

Mr. Furse

Miss Dorman

Mr. Butterfield

Miss H. C. Butterfield

Mr. C. J. Field

Colonel Arnold

Mrs. Arnold

Mr. A. Harris

Mrs. R. Y. Worthington

Mr. C. R. P. Hilleory

Mr. R. H. Struben

Dr. Hewat

Mrs. Hewat

Mr. W. Carr

Mr. R. V. Carr

Mr. A. L. Longridge

Mr. H. Day

Mr. H. Northcote

Mr. Speedy

Mr. A. Morton

Mr. G. Williams

Mr. Gordon

Mr. F. E. Leppan

Mr. A. J. Sellick

Mr. H. P. Lindrea

Miss G. Brown

Miss Campbell

Mr. Kohler

Mrs. Kohler

Dr. Wolfe

Mr. T. Ballantyne

Mr. Evenett

Mrs. Evenett

The Misses Lawrence

Mrs. K. Rennie

Mr. Taylor

Mr. A. J. Barnett

Mrs. Barnett

Mr. L. Lissack

The Very Rev. the Provost of St. Ninians

Mr. L. Emanuel

Mr. M. Kelly

Mr. G. J. Watt

Per the R.M.S. Walmer Castle, sailing on the 8^th prox.:--

Mr. W. Cooley

Mrs. Dale Lace

Mr. R. Dobson

Mrs. Dobson

Miss Dobson

Mr. H. Calds

Mrs. Calds

Mr. T. W. MacWilliams

Mr. M. Wilson

Mr. Thos. Gilbert

Mr. T. I. Fraser

Mr. C. C. Comins

Mr. H. J. Comins

Mr. Chas. Stuart

Mrs. Stuart

Mr. H. Goode

Mrs. Goode

Mr. H. E. Beddington

Mrs. Beddington

Miss Beddington

Mr. S. Davis

Mrs. Davis

Miss Ligertwood

Mrs. Felling

Mr. W. Gourlay

Mrs. Gourlay

Mr. L. Wiener

Miss Uhlig

Mr. F. Webb

Mr. J. Gorton

Mrs. Gorton

Miss Howard Reynolds

Miss C. Lockhart

Mr. L. Sinclair

Mr. E. S. Taylor

Mr. P. Lindley

Mr. Orr

Mrs. Orr

Mr. T. G. Orr

Mr. W. Frost

Mr. E. L. Watson

Miss A. Savory

Mr. Walton

Mrs. Walton

Captain R. W. Hare, A.D.C.

Mr. A. Morton

Mr. R. H. Struben

Mrs. Marx

Mr. H. Spargo

Mrs. Spargo

Mr. H. G. Payne

Miss G. Mills

Mr. A. C. Hershensohn

Mrs. Hershensohn

Mr. A. E. Robinson

Mrs. Robinson

Mr. Lawton

Miss Lawton

Mr. F. Labrey

Mr. Elgie

Mrs. Elgie

Miss Elgie

Master Elgie

The Rev. Jacob Phillips

Mrs. Phillips

The Misses Phillips (2)

Mr. H. W. Hall

Mr. G. N. McCarthy

Lieut.-Col. Ingonville Williams

Mr. D. May

Mrs. May

Mr. Stolbreither

Mrs. Stolbreither

Captain J. Curteis

Mr. P. J. Wilkins

Mrs. Calderwood

Mrs. Thomas

Miss Evanalphen

Miss Louie Shaw

Mrs. Edye

Miss V. Gibbs

Mr. P. Hamilton

Mrs. Hamilton

Mr. Joseph Pfahl

Mrs. Pfahl

Mr. George Tyre

Mr. G. G. Sutton

Sir Hamilton Goold-Adams

Lieutenant-Colonel H. G. de Pledge

Mr. W. P. Burgess

Captain Paul

Mrs. Paul

Mr. J. Baird

Mr. H. R. Wallis

Mr. A. A. Lindon

Mr. A. J. Clark

Lieut.-Col. P. T. Lewis

Mrs. Lewis

Mrs. A. Clifton

Mr. S. E. Skelton

Mr. Rosenbain

Mr. H. W. P. Steeds

Mr. H. W. Hall

Mr. Rushton

Mr. de la Cour Travers

Professor Zinke

Per the R.M.S. Kinfauns Castle, sailing on the 15^th prox.:--

Mr. Spengel

Mr. H. Spengel

Mr. J. J. Grahams, C.M.G.

Mr. Phillips

Miss E. Phillips

Mrs. Southey

Mr. H. E. Crawley

Major Parkinson

Mr. Kirk

Mr. Martin Haurwitz

Mr. C. G. Currey

Mr. Walter Knight

Mrs. Knight

Mr. S. Cowan

Mr. M. O’Comyn

Mr. H. A. Hankey

Mr. Paul Ries

Mrs. Ries

Miss Ries

Miss Barnett

Mrs. Martin

Mr. P. White

Major Eckersby

Mr. F. L. Webb

Mr. J. Canavan

Mrs. Southey

Mr. H. S. Montague

Mr. A. C. M. Blackman

Captain F. B. M. Chatterton

Mr. J. H. Goldreich

Per the R.M.S. Briton, sailing on the 22^nd prox.:--

Mr. H. B. Joseph

Mrs. Joseph

Mr. F. Mouillot

Mr. Lowndes Talmon

Mr. Brydone

Mr. L. R. Glover

Mr. Louis Myers

Mrs. Myers

Mrs. Graaff

Mrs. Bland

Mr. Bielski

Mrs. Bielski

Mr. O. Bielski

Miss Bielski

Master Bielski

Mr. Berrill

Mr. A. Eastwood

Mrs. Eastwood

The Archbishop of Cape Town

Mrs. C. Thorburn

Mrs. F. Brown

Mrs. Evans

Mr. W. H. Dixon

Mr. G. F. Jooste

Mrs. Jooste

Master Jooste

Mr. Frank

Mrs. Frank

Miss B. Thomson

Mr. Schaff

Mrs. Schaff

Mr. Buviski

Mrs. Buviski

Miss Buviski

Dr. Landau

Mrs. Landau

Mr. Gross

Mrs. Gross

Mr. Longden

Mrs. Longden

Mr. Lawrence

Mrs. Lawrence

Captain L. Humphrey

Dr. J. M. Coutts

Mr. G. Wille

Miss Wille

The Rev. H. M. Wood

Mr. A. Lawton

Miss Lawton

Miss E. V. Lawton

Mr. Jump

Mrs. Jump

Mr. E. Wilson

Mr. J. Anthony

Miss M. Anthony

Miss E. Brookes

Mrs. Jones

Miss C. Wilkinson

Mr. Nelson

Miss Nelson

Mr. Wege Bosman

Mr. Demlutyer

Miss Scanlen

Mr. E. Poole

Mrs. Poole

The Masters Poole

Mrs. Sim

Master Sim

Miss B. Crawford

Mr. P. R. Walker

Mr. J. W. Reeler

Mr. Liberman

Mrs. LIberman

Mr. F. W. Surman

Mrs. Surman

Mrs. Potter

Miss Leach

Mr. T. Breary

Miss Breary

Captain Manly Sims

Mrs. Kingsley

Captain Hinde

Mr. L. C. Miles

Mr. Vivan Bales

Miss Scott

Miss Michell

Miscellaneous articles on the same page:

NATIVE ASSAULTS

Owing to the epidemic of assaults by natives on white women in the Estcourt district, and the leniency of the sentences imposed by the magistrate on the offenders, a well-attended indignation meeting was held at Mooi River on the 27^th ult. at which the members of Parliament for the division were present. Although the law provides for two years and lashes, recent sentences have never exceeded six months. More than one speaker suggested the necessity of resorting to Lynch law. A deputation was appointed to wait on the Prime Minister to secure amendment of the law, practically abolishing the magistrate’s discretion in such cases.

A MASONIC APPOINTMENT

The Supreme Government of the Netherlands Constitution of Freemasons have appointed Mr. C. Christian Silberbauer, junior member for Tembuland in the Cape House of Assembly, Deputy Grand Master for the Provincial Grand Lodge of South Africa. His immediate predecessor was Professor Lewis, of the South African University. Right Worshipful Brother Silberbauer has held high Masonic office for years past in connection with both the English and Netherlands institutions, and is well known in the circles of the craft for his great interest in the charitable and educational schemes identified with the Order.

For receiving an African war medal in pledge a Wandsworth pawnbroker was fined 40s. and costs at the South-Western Police Court on Wednesday.

It is announced that military manoeuvres are to be held in the Frankfort, Heilbron, Kroonstad, and Vredefort districts from August 30 to the end of October.

Death due to delirium tremens and pneumonia was the verdict which a Coroner’s jury returned on Tuesday in the case of a man named William Bessell, who served with the gallant 24^th Regiment during the Zulu War, and was one of the few who escaped from Rorke’s Drife.

Considerable excitement was caused in Klerksdorp recently by the arrest of two members of the local Repatriation Depot—vix., Lindsay Campbell, acting-superintendent, and Arthur Walter Busch, accountant, on a charge of stealing 100 bags of mealies and 100 bags of sugar in August last. Alfred Josiah Crossley, late assistant-superintendent, was also arrested, charged with the theft of six mules, 50 bags of mealies, and a light spring wagon. The accused were remanded.

Troopers Keogh and Boston both of the 8^th Hussars, were skylarking in the barrack-room at Pretoria, when Keogh, who was lying on the bed at the time, took up a revolver, and pointing it in fun, pulled the trigger, shooting his friend through the stomach. All present agreed that they had no idea the weapon could have been loaded, as all ammunition had been taken away. Upon examination, one solitary cartridge was found in the revolver. Keogh, who was arrested, was liberated on finding bail of £50.

LOST FROM THE “SCOT”

Mr. Ivor F. Thomas returned to Burghersdorp on Sunday afternoon (says the Albert Times of June 19) from his flying visit to the Old Country. Unfortunately, his return journey was clouded by an incident as mysterious as it is sad. Mr. Thomas’s brother, Mr. Fred Thomas, was accompanying him to Africa for a trip, both sailing by the Scot on May 23. The weather was ifne, and the brothers spent some time together among the second-class passengers, and then, after a short stay in the first-class smoking-room, resolved to turn in. Their berths were in different cabins, and the brothers bade each other good-night about eleven o’clock, the ship at that time being in the open Channel, approaching the French coast. A lady, who occupied a cabin close by, heard the brothers say good-night. At seven o’clock next morning the steward entered Mr. Ivor Thomas’s cabin, and informed him that his brother’s berth had not been slept in, and that he had not been seen about the ship. After a vain attempt to find the missing gentleman, Mr. Ivor Thomas approached the captain, who at once had the ship searched, without result; and no trace was ever found of the unfortunate man. Mr. Fred Thomas, who was 31 years of age, was a married man with one child, and was in easy circumstances, precluding all ideas of possible suicide; and though his disappearance must largely remain a mystery, it can only be accounted for by supposing him to have got overboard accidentally. Though the weather was fine, the ship was rolling a good deal, and Mr. Fred Thomas was unaccustomed to the sea. In the opinion of the captain, what probably happened was that Mr. Fred Thomas, becoming sea-sick, went upon deck, and that while leaning over the side, a sudden lurch of the ship sent him overboard. Inquiries made at Madeira and cables dispatched thence proved, as might have been anticipated, quite fruitless.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton