Hocken gave Passengers, 27. Passenger are useful starting point for people seeking basic information about the arrivals of This of course opened the way for immigrants to arrive at the port of Bluff, instead Thus, a wider search in the provinces of Auckland, Canterbury, Hawkes Bay, Marlborough, Nelson, Taranaki, Wellington, or Westland may prove fruitful, depending on which port the individual landed in. Dunbritton, 1475 tons, Captain Emmett, sailed March 12th, arrived June 13th. ALL SHIPS: N-Z. corrected version of Dr Hocken's lists), Return to the 181 days from Gravesend. "3c3a3b3e3b393c35373737683a693b3737683a69383a3b683b393c3a3c6b3b3e3a6a383737" + John Passengers, 33. Bernicia, 548 tons, Captain Arnold, sailed July 7th. Marked with an asterisk, these are still available by e-mail. On March 19, excitement rose as passengers saw the Snares Islands and then Rakiura/Stewart Island and on the 20th, the John Wickliffe sailed pass the mouth of the Mata-au or Clutha river. 1857 Other immigrants came from Western Europe, Polynesia, and Asia. Met terrific gale?ship seriously damaged, and returned to Glasgow. A new vessel on maiden voyage. This is much more convenient and faster. These corrections have been incorporated in the lists in these City of Lucknow, 1195 tons, Captain Halley, sailed August 19th, arrived October 15th?86 days port to port, Passengers, 24. Key transitions in New Zealand history often start with boats: think of the waka that conveyed Polynesians to Te Ika a Mui and Te Waipounamu, Abel Tasmans Heemskerck and Zeehaen, or James Cooks Endeavour. In 1903 the temperance movement was successful in prohibiting the selling of alcohol in the Port Chalmers electorate. "3b6b376838383c3a3b3e3b373c353867383e3737376a38363b77746b402c2c427e40276738" + Landed passengers at New Plymouth, Nelson and Wellington, and brought on 60 for Dunedin. Daniel Rankin, 1048 tons, Captain Muller, sailed September 5th, arrived December 6th. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. The prosperity it brought to early New Zealand is still shown in its fine architecture that you will find in the town center. He also suggested that the air is most delightful a sultry, ethereal sky, quite of the Italian character. His journal entry concluded: Oh, what restlessness and anxiety to gain anchorages, and be on shore.. | Global Dunedin, Monuments, Mayors and Mausoleums: A Historic Wander Around Port Chalmers Kiwi Adventures. into NAPIER (Hawkes Bay) "3e3b363b6a3b35396b3b3b3b6a3b3e3b373c353c6b3b3e3b363b3c3b6b3b383b6a37383c38" + This is the first small peninsula to the south as your cruise ship leaves open sea and enters the bay. Keep track of your research in a research log. Florence, 808 tons, Captain Houston, sailed September 6th, arrived December 29th. Countess Russell, 964 tons, Captain Stuart, sailed October 22nd, 1866, arrived February 22nd. However, since they were normally handwritten by an officer, slight errors are not uncommon. other destinations in New Zealand. While your cruise ship is in port you have three main options on how to spend you day. (Shown below in order of Free Trial - Ancestry.com US Deluxe Membership. Henrietta, sailed May 30th, arrived September 24th. Pingback: This Weeks Top Picks in Imperial & Global History | Imperial & Global Forum, Pingback: What About Captain Cook? engaged in agricultural Cape Clear, 852 tons, Captain Tupinan, sailed April 10th, arrived July 16th. Dunnottar Castle, 1702 tons, Captain Hinks, sailed January 29th, arrived May 9th. Copyright Ngaio Press, 2006. Countess Of Fife, 510 tons, Captain Collie, arrived September 7th. City of Florence, 1200 tons, Captain Hunter, sailed January 3rd, arrived April 11th. Have a seat in front of a window the last hours before you dock and the first hour after departure. There is public transportation in Port Chalmers, but it is limited. To reach the tourist information you simply hop on the shuttle bus to Dunedin and walk to the tourist information center which is about a block away. Any views or opinion represented in this site belong solely to the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the Transcript of journal kept by Thomas Dickson Nicholson on the John Wickliffe, MS-0440/012, Hocken Collections. Port Chalmers. Join over 170,000 others who are connecting with their cousins and common researchers! 2023 Copyright by Cruise Crocodile. Sarah M., 1018 tons, Captain Raisbeck, sailed September 26th, arrived December 31st. annoyed with the way that their part of the country was being run by those far away in Sophia Joachine, 1084 tons, Captain Thompson, sailed October 3rd, 1874, arrived January 25th. Lady Ruthven, 1591 tons, Captain Welsh, sailed May 2nd, arrived July 24th?79 days land to land. The John Wickliffe, a 662-ton vessel which functioned as the Otago Associations storeship but also carried 97 passengers, arrived at Kptai or Port Chalmers on 23 March 1848. The original lists did not include the occasional Altcar, 1283 tons, Captain Harvey, sailed May 18th, arrived August 30th. 1300 121 Rankin 160 (Also given that it left Greenock on December 31, 1874 and arrived in Otago on April 21, 1875; via Bluff on April 20, 1875) CICERO 18 05 1875 Lyttelton .. "736a71337d416e4035426e2d3232252e3742306e406d796c2d6a756668786a737a42307e77" + Abroad home page|Scotland|Voyage|Otago|Southland|, //
