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This is a transcription of a Shipping List from South Africa Magazine, August 22nd, 1903.

LISTS OF PASSENGERS

ARRIVALS

Per the R.M.S. Carisbrook Castle, which arrived at Southampton on the 15^th inst.:--

Mr. G. Albu

Captain Bentinck

Mr. J. D. Campbell

Mr. G. M. Callender

Lieut.-Col. W. St. Clair

Mr. C. Chaplin

Mrs. Chaplin

Mr. H. W. Chubb

Major W. Codrington

Mrs. Codrington

Mr. J. Curwen

Valet

Mrs. Curwen

Mr. E. Chester

Mrs. Chester

Civ. Surg. Collins

Miss Beatrice Day

Master Day

Mr. Duvoisin

Mr. Herbert Flemming

The Rev. C. Brook Gwynne

Mr. De Wit Hamer

Mr. A. Hortrodt

Mr. Horn

Mr. Hughes

Mr. Lichtenberg

Mr. E. Lawley

Miss Leatham

Mr. McIlwraith

Mr. Maguire

Mrs. Maguire

Mr. H. T. Michel

Mr. A. Moorhouse

Mrs. Moore

General Maclean

Mrs. Maclean

Mr. M. Neuburger

Mrs. Neuburger

Mrs. Neilson

Maid

Mr. S. M. Pasquali

Mrs. Pasquali

Mrs. W. A. Rapley

Maid

Mrs. Riddelsdell

Miss Riddelsdell

Mr. S. Reid

Mr. R. F. Rand

Mr. P. Sandiford

Miss Sandiford

Miss Todd

Mr. H. C. Wilson

Mrs. Wilson

Mr. E. P. Wells

The Right Rev. the Bishop of Zululand

Mr. A. Athas

Mrs. Athas

Mr. H. S. Atkinson

Mrs. Atkinson

Master Atkinson

Mrs. L. Austin

Mrs. Austin

Mr. J. Bergman

Miss L. Birkby

Mr. A. C. Carlsson

Mr. J. A. Dinwoodie

Mr. L. Ellson

Mr. Ewan

Mrs. Ewan

Mr. Ewan, jun.

Mr. C. Edwards

Mr. T. M. Fraser

Mr. Feldman

Mrs. Feldman

Mr. H. Feldman

Mr. P. A. Grogan

Mr. S. Green

Mr. Hadfield

Mrs. Jopp

The Masters Jopp (3)

Mrs. Bryant Jennings

Miss Jennings

Mrs. H. Kerr

Mr. F. Larola

Mrs. Larola

Mr. J. Leask

Mr. W. H. Mason

Mrs. Mason

Mrs. Maddison

Mr. Mandeville

Miss F. Newman

Mr. C. L. Pidding

Mr. F. A. Pedroso

Mr. J. Ralder

Mr. A. Ross

Mrs. Ross

Miss Ross

The Masters Ross (3)

Mrs. F. Sayers

Mr. E. A. P. de Souza

Mr. W. P. Unwin

Mr. W. Wilkinson

Mr. A. Wolkowsky

Mrs. Wolkowsky

Miss M. Wolkowsky

Master Wolkowsky

DEPARTURES

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

MADEIRA

Mr. J. Welsh

Mrs. Welsh

Mr. H. M. Sieyes

Mr. H. Nunn

CAPE TOWN

Miss Anthony

Mr. Vivian Bales

Mr. W. M. Bielski

Mrs. Bielski

Mr. W. Bielski

Mr. O. Bielski

Miss Bielski

Master Bielski

Mrs. Bland

Maid

Miss Bland

Master Bland

Mr. F. C. Blakeway

Miss Bruns

Mr. Buviski

Mrs. Buviski

Miss Buviski

Mr. J. T. Connery

Dr. John M. Coutts

Mr. J. Dembitzer

Mr. W. H. Dixon

Mrs. Eastwood

Miss Eastwood

Mr. G. W. Edwards

Mr. J. Foster

Miss Foster

Mr. Frank

Mrs. Frank

Mr. H. J. Goldrich

Mrs. Graaff

Miss Graaff

Mr. Gross

Mrs. Gross

The Masters Gross (2)

Miss Gross

Mr. Max Hammerschlag

Miss E. Hammerschlag

Mr. F. Holmer

Captain L. Humphrey

Mr. Campbell Johnson

Mr. Jump

Mrs. Jump

Mrs. Kingsley

Dr. Landau

Mrs. Landau

Maid

Miss Landau

Mr. Lawrence

Mrs. Lawrence

Miss Leach

Lieutenant L. W. Lewer

Mrs. Lewer

Mr. Libermann

Mrs. Libermann

Mr. G. G. Longden

Mrs. Longden

Mr. E. L. Massey

Mr. L. C. Miles

Mr. W. Millar

Mrs. Millar

Miss M. M’Minn

Mr. Louis Myers

Mrs. Myers

Mr. F. M. Nelson

Miss Nelson

The Rev. G. E. Nicol

Mr. R. M. Pascoe

Mr. E. Poole

Mrs. Poole

Maid

The Masters Poole (3)

Mr. F. Pope

Mrs. C. A. G. Potter

Mr. Reeler

Mrs. Reeler

Miss Reeler

Mrs. J. Rex

Miss M. Rex

Mr. Ries

Mr. Stanley N. Rodda

Miss Scanlon

Maid

Miss D. M. Scott

Mr. J. Seehoff

Mrs. Seehoff

Captain R. F. M. Sims

Dr. John Smith

Mr. G. G. Smith

Mr. E. H. G. Smith

Mr. Chas. Solomon

Mr. Spargo

Mrs. Spargo

Mr. J. M. Starfield

Mr. A. W. Suter

Col. T. P. D. Ternan, C.M.G., D.S.O.

Mr. Oakley Thomas

The Rev. G. Thompson

Mr. P. R. Walker

Mr. J. M. Wallace

Mr. Leonard Ward

Mrs. Ward

Mr. A. C. Weber

Miss C. Wilkinson

Mr. W. H. Adams

Mr. Adams

Mr. H. C. Aherne

Mr. E. C. Bellis

Mr. H. Bennett

Mr. H. Black

Miss Bobbett

Mrs. Bremer

Mr. A. O. Brigg

Mr. T. H. Broad

Mr. F. W. Brooking

Mrs. Brown

Miss M. C. Burke

Mr. H. Caizer

Mrs. Caizer

Master Caizer

The Misses Caizer (3)

Mr. Caizer

Miss J. Caldwell

Miss E. G. Campbell

Mrs. Campbell

Miss Campbell

Master Campbell

Mr. W. A. Catherine

Mrs. Catherine

Mr. H. C. Cavell

Miss M. A. Cory

Miss M. Cox

Miss Crampton

Mr. W. R. Crowhurst

Mr. Ditcher

Mrs. Ditcher

Mr. J. English

Sister Louisa Frances

Mrs. Evans

Mrs. M. G. Fryor

Mr. H. Giddey

Mr. M. Hourwitz

Mr. T. H. Head

Miss F. Heit

Mr. G. Hermann

Mrs. Hermann

Miss M. Hiron

Mr. A. Hofmann

Mr. H. Hoskin

Mrs. Hoskin

Mr. D. Jenkins

Mr. H. S. Josephs

Mrs. Josephs

Miss Josephs

Mr. F. B. Knights

Mrs. Knights

Mrs. Kunne

Mr. R. Legate

Mrs. Legate

Mr. A. J. Malan

Mr. C. Mason

The Rev. W. J. McCullogh

Mr. G. McEwen

Mr. B. McMillan

Mrs. McMillan

Mrs. M. E. Metcalfe

Mr. J. G. Nicol

Mrs. Nicol

Miss Nicol

Mr. W. Nicol

Miss J. L. Perrott

Miss J. Phillips

Miss J. L. Porter

Mr. A. Reid

Mrs. Reynolds

Miss Reynolds

Master Reynolds

Mr. J. R. Robertson

Mr. Thomas Robson

Mr. P. Rosendahl

Sister M. Scriven

Mr. F. H. Silvester

Miss Smart

Mr. J. A. Smink

Mrs. Smith

Mr. F. Smith

Miss D. Stein

Mr. C. Stewart

Mrs. Summer

Miss Summer

Mrs. Tasker

The Masters Tasker (2)

Miss Tasker

Mr. E. G. Tooley

Miss A. Venner

Mr. Vosq

Mr. H. B. Walker

Mr. J. G. B. Watney

Mrs. Watney

Mr. G. A. Watson

Mr. A. E. Willoughby

Mr. E. Wilson

Mr. J. F. Wilson

Mrs. Wilson

Miss Wilson

Miss Wood

ALGOA BAY

Mr. A. H. Brookes

Miss E. Gordon

Mr. T. Bunyard

Mr. G. Wille

Miss Wille

Mr. W. Carnegie

Mr. A. Carnegie

The Rev. D. Carnegie

Mrs. Carnegie

Miss Carnegie

Miss E. Dixon

Miss E. Hallett

Miss M. Hallett

Mr. W. Foster

Mr. J. Keating

Miss M. Monsham

Mrs. M. A. Mortje

Mr. W. Renton

Mr. Willcox

EAST LONDON

Miss Mills

Mr. Michalski

Miss J. Bitz

Miss C. J. Campbell

Mr. W. H. Horsfall

Mrs. Horsfall

Master Horsfall

Miss Horsfall

Mrs. Graham

Mrs. Pavier

Miss Pavier

Mr. Watcham

Mr. R. W. Webb

Miss S. A. Whitehouse

Mrs. Wilson

NATAL

Mr. A. Berrill

Mr. T. Breary

Miss Breary

Mrs. Felix Brown

Miss Crawford

Mr. J. D. Dawson

Mr. A. K. B. Devonshire

Mr. A. Eastwood

Mr. A. C. Hershensohn

Mrs. Hershensohn

Captain A. Hinde

Mr. J. B. Hutton

Mr. Henry Kimber, M.P.

Valet

The Misses Kimber (2)

Mr. R. Laird

Mrs. Sim

Master Sim

Mr. T. Surman

Mrs. Surman

Mr. J. A. Mullens

Mrs. Chas. Thorburn

Maid

Miss J. Wood

Mrs. Acarnley

Mr. R. Holgate

Mr. Lansdell

Mrs. Lansdell

Mr. Lansdell, jun.

Master Lansdell

Mr. J. Laws

Mr. G. Levy

Miss M. Menzies

Mr. G. R. F. Nicholls

Miss Sherlaw

Mrs. Torgius

Miss Torgius

Mr. H. A. Westmoreland

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

LAS PALMAS

Mr. G. Davenport

Mr. P. Bottomley

Mr. Hamsher

Mr. S. Ravina

Mr. E. V. Smith

CAPE TOWN

Mr. W. H. Barrett

Mrs. Barrett

Miss Barrett

Master Barrett

Mr. Barrett, jun.

Mrs. Shelton Corbett

Mr. Shelton Corbett

Master Shelton Corbett

Mr. S. Cranston

Mr. W. C. Hepburn

Mr. T. Kipling

Mr. A. J. Little

Mr. A. N. Murdoch

Mrs. D. Rintoul

Miss Rintoul

Dr. Scarbrow

Mr. E. F. Sheppy

Mrs. Sheppy

Mr. H. A. C. Wallace

Mr. C. J. Anders

Miss H. B. Athey

Mrs. Barclay

Mrs. G. Beaven

Mr. J. H. Bell

Mr. H. Boden

Mrs. Bowden

Mr. C. J. Brown

Mrs. Brown

The Masters Brown (5)

Mr. J. M. Butler

Miss Cohen

Miss A. Cohen

Mr. J. Cooper

Mrs. Cornish

Miss Cornish

Mr. W. De Vries

Mr. W. Dubois

Mrs. Fick

Miss B. Fiezteck

Mr. R. G. Foord

Miss Foster

Miss K. Foulkes

Sergt. Gourley

Mr. S. Guggenheim

Mr. D. Gunn

Mr. H. H. Halliday

Mr. F. Hicks

Mr. Holden

Mrs. Holden

Mr. W. G. Hotchkiss

Mr. H. Huesler

Mr. W. S. Ind

Mr. S. Innis

Captain Jas. Laing

Mr. P. Lewis

Mr. H. McGhee

Mrs. Perrim

Miss W. Perrim

Master J. Perrim

Miss E. Perrim

Miss O. Perrim

Miss E. R. Rawlins

Miss Saunders

Miss Smith

Mr. F. Stauber

Mrs. M. Stauber

Miss E. Stauber

Mrs. Stebbins

Mrs. A. Stevenson

Miss Stevenson

Sergt. Stokes

Mr. L. R. Wheatcroft

Miss M. Wilks

Mr. F. Willis

Mr. L. A. Womble

ALGOA BAY

Mrs. J. Evans Brown

Miss C. Gilder

Mr. Hopkinson

Mrs. Hopkinson

Master Hopkinson

Miss Hopkinson

Mr. F. Hearn

Mrs. Lunn

Miss Lunn

Mr. R. G. Mackay

Mr. E. Orth

Mrs. M. A. Rudd

EAST LONDON

Miss Barnes

Mr. Benzies

Miss A. Erckman

Miss Hatch

Mrs. J. MacMillan

The Masters MacMillan (2)

NATAL

Miss A. E. Bradley

Sergt. Cadenhead

Mrs. Goldman

The Misses Goldman (2)

Master Goldman

Miss E. J. J. Graaff

Mr. R. B. Graham

Mrs. I. Graham

Trooper L. L. Phipson

Trooper S. B. Samuelson

Col.-Sergt. Simpson

Mr. J. E. Smerdon

Mrs. Smerdon

Miss Smerdon

The Masters Smerdon (2)

PROVISIONAL BOOKINGS

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

Mr. G. A. Reid

Mr. A. Savage

Mr. T. L. Hedley

Mr. D. R. Mardrop

Mr. Skinner

Mrs. Skinner

Major Mead

Dr. Daering

Mr. A. F. Mackenzie

Mr. O. M. Solomon

Mrs. Wynn Westcott

Mr. W. K. Anderson

Mrs. Anderson

Col. Sir J. Steevens, K.C.B.

Mr. Longworth

Mr. Stableford

Baron Rodrick Kellersperg

Mr. Kulle

Mr. B. Oppenheimer

Mr. R. B. Rintoul

Mr. John Jones

Mr. A. Murray

Mr. E. A. Walker

Mr. Collier

Mr. M. H. de Hora

Capt. Clementson

Miss Messum

Mr. Scott

Mr. G. Hutchison

Mr. F. H. Fraser

Mr. Santley

Mr. Crowe

Mr. Gobbett

Mrs. Gobbett

Miss T. Vaughan

Mr. G. H. B. Shaw

Mrs. Shaw

Mr. Jackson Mitchell

Mr. M. A. Hart

Mrs. Hart

Mr. Sam Elton

Mr. A. Howard Drysdale

Mr. W. S. Cohen

Mrs. Cohen

Mr. H. Bothwell

Mr. Powell

Mr. Mendelsohn

Mr. A. R. Rahleigh

Miss G. E. Jones

Madame Milli

Mr. Baumgarten

Mrs. Baumgarten

Mr. F. T. Neale

Mr. A. J. Bert

Mr. Sully

Major Agar

Per the R.M.S. Kildonan Castle, sailing on the 5^th prox.:--

Mr. O. D. Wright

The Misses Wright

Mr. W. Tangye

Mr. Moyes

Miss Ohlsson

Mrs. Feiling

Miss C. F. Churchill

Mr. C. L. Anderson

Mrs. Anderson

Mr. Spencer C. Cowan

Mr. Vreede

Mrs. Foster

Miss Bruns

Mr. A. Beatley

Mrs. Beatley

Mr. P. F. Webb

Mrs. Gray

Miss Thompson

Mr. Willet

Mrs. Willet

Sir Henry Craik

Lady Craik

Mrs. Velstead

Miss Velstead

Mr. H. J. Henochsberg

Mrs. Henochsberg

Miss Henochsberg

Mrs. Leaver

Miss Leaver

Master Leaver

Mr. Bostock

Mrs. Bostock

Mr. Burton

Mrs. Burton

Mr. Justice Hopley

Mr. R. Pell Edmonds

Mr. J. G. Dean

Mr. J. Hellemans

Mrs. Berrange

Miss Berrange

Master Berrange

Miss M. Krogh

Mr. J. Cammack

Mr. F. Gower Thompson

Mrs. Gower Thompson

Mr. Proctor

Mr. Alfred Lewis

Mrs. Lewis

Mr. H. C. Haskett-Smith

Mr. J. A. Macrae

Mrs. Gillham Bolus

Mr. Russell Dean

Capt. P. C. van B. Bam

Mr. A. G. Kenyon

Mr. R. Demuth

Mr. C. Dutoit

Mr. Montague Bell

Mrs. Montague Bell

Mr. S. Isaacs

Mrs. Isaacs

Master Isaacs

Miss Rowlands

Captain Kruger

Mrs. Kruger

Mr. Buissine

Mr. Sayers

Mr. Snellito

Mrs. Snellito

Mr. J. S. Thomson

Mr. G. G. Williams

Lady Greenacre

Miss Greenacre

Mr. A. Greenacre

Mr. R. Horsfall

Mr. J. W. Whitehurst

Mr. A. Katz

Mr. T. C. H. Peacock

Mrs. Peacock

Miss J. Farquharson

Miss A. Farquharson

Mrs. Underhill

Miss E. Harris

Miss M. Savory

Mr. Shouland

Mrs. Shouland

Mrs. Blaine

Miss Blaine

Mrs. G. Lys

Miss Schmitz

Mr. D. Crozier

Mr. Courtenay Shaw

Mr. W. T. Stewart

Mr. John Graham, C.M.G.

Dr. Elizabeth Henderson Miller

Master L. Henderson Miller

Right Rev. Bishop Rooney

Mr. W. Black

Mr. Hornby

Mrs. Hornby

Per the R.M.S. Saxon, sailing on the 12^th prox.:--

Mr. C. H. Moore

Mr. John Brown, C.M.G.

Mr. Percy Hertslet

Mr. H. Bailey

Mr. F. M. Dudley

Mr. R. F. Theed

Mr. Deane Simmons

Mr. H. Green

Mr. G. A. Morison

Mr. Mills

Miss Enid H. Davies

Mr. J. Newman

Mr. J. J. Moore

Mr. Wilman

Mrs. Wilman

Mrs. W. Darter

Miss Darter

Miss Bates

Miss Clark

Mrs. Wells

Miss Lawrence

Dr. Lewin

Mrs. Lewin

Mr. D. F. Bosman

Master L. Bosman

Miss Bosman

Dr. Stevenson

Mr. T. O’Byrne

Mr. R. T. Baylis

Mrs. Baylis

Mr. J. Langlands

Mr. Haarburger

Mrs. Haarburger

Mr. J. K. Glover

Mrs. Glover

Mr. S. Gordon

Mrs. Gordon

Mr. W. G. Brown

Mrs. Brown

Miss Brown

Miss Price-Edwards

Miss K. Arthur

Mr. W. F. Johnstone

Mrs. Johnstone

Mr. Whitehorn

Mrs. Whitehorn

Miss Dickie

Mrs. Saunders

Mr. Berman

Mr. Strauss

Mrs. H. Heatlie

Miss G. Savage

Mr. Mabson

Miss Mabson

Mr. de Koch

Mr. J. Causfield

Mr. Erasmus

Mr. C. Erasmus

Mr. W. Erasmus

Mrs. Erasmus

Miss E. Erasmus

Mr. Van Wyk

Miss Van Wyk

Mr. Hoollroom

Mr. F. W. Beyers

Mr. Montague Cohen

Mr. Lackerbie

Mr. B. Frankel

Mrs. Frankel

Mr. Winton

Captain Philips

Mr. Albert Vaux

Mrs. Vaux

Mr. Sowersby

Mrs. Sowersby

Captain W. W. Scarlett

Captain A. L. Scott

Mr. B. Pinn

Miss Du Plessis

Mr. A. H. Brookes

Mr. P. F. Smith

Mr. Hyde

Mr. E. M. Thomas

Mr. David Eadie

Mr. N. C. Richmond

The Rev. I. Shimmin

Miss Doria

Miss C. Doria

Mr. Vallance

Mrs. Vallance

Mr. A. Shand

Mrs. Giddey

Miss Giddey

Mr. Conder

Mrs. Conder

Miss Fraser

Mr. Walter Evans

Mrs. Evans

Mr. J. Martin

Mrs. Martin

Mrs. Martins

Mr. J. Hetherwick

Mr. F. W. Dunn

Mr. H. Cohen

Mr. Rodger

Mr. H. W. Kempster

Mrs. Kempster

Mr. E. C. Giles

Mr. Thomas M. Bowen

Mr. Ottini

Mrs. Ottini

Capt. Markham

Per the R.M.S. Dunvegan Castle, sailing on the 19^th prox.:--

Mr. van Breda, junr.

Mr. S. van Breda

Mr. G. A. Reed

Mr. Dale Lace

Mrs. Dale Lace

Master Dale Lace

Mrs. Lyons

Miss Lyons

Mr. G. F. Jooste

Mrs. Jooste

Master Jooste

Archbishop of Cape Town

Mr. A. E. Loram

Dr. Ster

Hon. Lambton

Mr. mills

Mrs. Ross

Miss Ross

Colonel Porter

Mr. C. G. Ferrier

The Rev. W. M. Wood

Miss H. Stirling

Colonel Finlayson

Major Shoobridge

Mrs. West Jones

Mr. J. S. Milner

Mrs. Milner

The Misses Milner (2)

Mr. Edge

Mrs. Edge

Miss M. Corneille

Mr. Banveld

Mrs. Banveld

Mr. Vorstman

Mr. Heathenwick

Mrs. D. McDonald

Mr. Miller

Mrs. Miller

Mr. H. C. Winder

Mr. F. Harwin

Mrs. Harwin

The Misses Harwin (2)

Miscellaneous articles on the same page:

MISSING RELATIVES

Alfred CODD, who went to South Africa in 1897, is enquired for by his daughter.

John T. GOTTERSON sailed for Cape Town as Quartermaster on the Dunottar Castle. His mother enquires.

John HART was in Cape Town in 1900, and is now asked for by his mother.

Thomas BULLMAN, who served in Nesbitt’s Horse, is inquired for by his mother.

George SQUIRE is supposed to have left Barberton for Natal at the outbreak of the war. His brother Robert asks.

Fred GORDON when last heard from (in 1901) was leaving Maritzburg for Rhodesia. His brother Arthur asks.

James UNTHANK was living in Long Street, Capt Town, in September, 1897. His brother W. P. UNTHANK enquires.

Alfred POPE, a native of Burwash, Sussex, England, is anxiously enquired for by his sister Susan. He was in South Africa for some years, and when last heard from, in 1875-7, was at Sailors’ Home, London.

Harry H. MARSHALL was a corporal in Thorneycroft’s Mounted Infantry at Aliwal North when last heard of. His father asks.

A CAPE COLONY GENIUS

The following extract from a letter written by Miss H. Wood to a friend at Grahamstown explains itself:--“Did you ever happen to hear of ‘Boet” Bebington, a deaf and dumb youth, when you were at Seymour? He is the son of the Chief Constable, and has a great gift for painting and carving. He did a large picture of Mr. Rhodes a short time since, and his father sent it down to Cape Town to be inspected by Dr. Jameson and Sir Lewis Michell. The frame was even more wonderful than the picture, being adorned all over with carvings of Kafirs, shields, assegais, &c. Mr. Rhodes’s executors gave the £50 asked for the picture, and wired instructions that ‘Boet’ was to go to Grahamstown at once to interview some Professor (name unknown), and, if this gentleman so advised, go to Switzerland to be properly instructed in wood-carving.”

In the course of a recent article in the Daily News, the writer says: In Leman Street there is a shelter for poor Jews on their arrival, and I found there a party of about a hundred, from the Russian port of Libau. All of them, however, were only in London for a few days, being on their way to South Africa. Bronzed, sturdy, pleasant-faced folk they were, some with the characteristic profile of the Eastern Jew, others with broad, flat features and a gentle expression like that of a farmyard animal. Their luggage, piled up, filled a whole large room of the institution, and they had evidently not left home without substantial worldly goods.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton