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VARIOUS
SHIPS LISTS
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF AUCKLAND |
Saturday, 9 January 1847
Saturday, 26 January 1847
Saturday, 30 January 1847
Saturday, 13 March 1847
Saturday, 17 July 1847
Saturday, 7 August 1847
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Ship 'SIR ROBERT PEEL'
ARRIVALS
Champion
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Saturday, 9 January 1847
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| 4 Jan Sir Robert Peel,
ship, 623 tons, Champion, from London on 20th September
via Hobart Town. |
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Passengers |
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GOLD, Lt Col, 65th Regt, wife & 4 chdn
SMILIE, Capt, 99th Foot
ELVES, Lt, 65th Regt
CLIFFORD, Asst Surgeon (Staff) 16 x Sergeants
45 x Rank & File of the 65th Regt
51 x women
79 x children
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Detachments of the 11th, 58th and 99th Regts
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Ship 'CLIFTON'
ARRIVALS
Kettlewell
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Saturday, 26 January 1847
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| 867tons, from London via
Cape of Good Hope with Government stores. |
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Passengers> |
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Lt GRAY
Dr THOMPSON
75 x NZ Fencibles
70 x women
130 x children
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Brown & Campbell, agents
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Ship 'INFLEXIBLE'
ARRIVALS
Capt Hoseason
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Saturday, 30 January 1847
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| 25 Jan HM Steamer Inflexible,
from England, 10th August, Cape of Good Hope, 13th
November and Sydney 16th instant |
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Passengers |
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BELL, Quartermaster & family
HAMLEY, Mr, Ordnance Officer
STAFFORD, Lt Small
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detachment of 65th Regt
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Ship 'INFLEXIBLE'
Hobart Town Shipping
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Saturday, 13 March 1847
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| Sailed 31 Jan Java, ship,
1175 tons, Capt Parker, RN, for Swan River andCalcutta |
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Passengers |
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BAYER, Lt, RN
7 x officers
312 x Rank & File
31 x women
24 x children of the 51st Regt
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4 x officers
107 x Rank & File
11 x women
24 x children of the 96th Regt
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Ship 'PESTONJEE BOMANJEE'
ARRIVALS
Austin |
Saturday, 17 July 1847
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| 10 July 595 tons, from
Sydney with Government stores |
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Passengers |
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EYRE, Lt Gov
BRIDGE, Major, Mrs & 1 child
HERBERT, Lt EDWARDS, Ltd
GARSTIN, Ensign &
Mrs KIRBY, Quartermaster
BANNATYNE, Asst Surgeon
SOLWAY, Dep.Asst.Com.Gen
174 x Rank & File
54 x women
79 x children of 58th Regt
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MASTER, agent
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Ship 'RAMILLIES'
ARRIVALS
Maclean |
Saturday, 7 August 1847
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| 5 Aug , 740 tons, from
London with Government stores |
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Passengers |
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BOLTON, Lt Col, RE
KENNY, Capt, Mrs & 4 chdn
CUNNINGHAM, Dr, RN
13 Sappers & Miners
67 x men
56 x women
120 x children - Royal NZ Fencibles
Brown & Campbell, agent
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The fine barque Ramillies has brought to our shores
the first detachment of the new Corps of Royal
New Zealand Fencibles consisting of 67 men under
the command of Capt Kenny with their families
of 55 women and 123 children.
She has been 111 days on the passage from Gravesend.
The Ramillies has brought but a small mail as
the Protector had sailed previously for Wellington,
Nelson and Auckland and taken a large New Zealand
mail.
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| Transcribed: Jacqueline
Walles, New Zealand, 2000. |
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| More contributions would be welcome, provided
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