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Loch Eck 10/01/1882 43 pass. Oamaru 25/01/1882 Wright 39 pass. Auckland 26/01/1882 Alex McDougall Westland 07/02/1882 Moffatt 40 pass. Loch Linnie 12/02/1882 Pittenreigh 13 pass. Aros Bay 04/03/1882 Willis 12 pass. Himalaya 17/03/1882 Culbert 03 pass. Dunscore 18/03/1882 Young 06 pass. Otago 18/03/1882 Falconer 23 pass. Janet McNeil 28/04/1882 Jones 25 pass. Akaroa 07/05/1882 Thomas Bowling 26 pass. Araby Maid 08/05/1882 11 pass. Invercargill 12/05/1882 John Muir 31 pass. Manapouri 08/06/1882 Logan via Melbourne 11pass Fontenaye 21/06/1882 McKechnie Timaru 03/07/1882 10 Salon, 4 Steer. 161 ass Abeona 06/07/1882 Wilson 11 pass. |
Wild Deer 07/07/1882 Kerr 33 pass. Vallejo 29/07/1882 Wilkinson 22 steerage Star of Erin 10/08/1882 Lyttelton 16/08/1882 Strang Auckland 05/09/1882 Alex McDougall 16 pass. Ben Nevis 21/09/1882 Wm Mackie 36 pass. Zealandia 10/10/1882 Sellars City of Bombay 18/10/1882 John Rhind Waikato 28/10/1882 Sutherland Jessie Readman 02/11/1882 Gibson 39 pass. Piako 11/11/1882 34 pass. Dunedin 11/11/1882 38 pass. Taranaki 14/11/1882 Hird 41 pass. Canterbury 11/12/1882 McMillan Loch Dee 18/12/1882 Black Nelson 25/12/1882 Bannantyne 59 pass. onsite off site |
Otago Witness 7 January pg. 14 & (Saturday 11 Feb. pg 14)
Per Messrs P. Henderson and Co.'s Westland
(Captain Moffatt) from Glasgow, November 1st and Greenock 2nd-
For Otago, New
Zealand (consigned to Messrs Cargills, Gibbs, and Co.)
Saloon - Hassell Dr. Lamont Mr John Lamont Mrs Lamont John L. Mathie Mr Second cabin - Bachop Elizabeth Bachop Catherine Bachop Jane Bunn James Forrester William McMowan George Melville Miss Mary Ann Milladew John (Melladue) Steerage - Allan Laurence Anderson Isabella Bachop John Baird Mrs Balsille Mrs Balsille John (child) Barnet Euphemia Brunton Anne Bower Mrs Bower David Bower Ann Bower Ellen Braid Mary Ann Brown John Coyle Edward Forsyth James Majilton John (Magilton) McKellar Peter McKellar Mary McKellar John McKellar Jessie McKellar Archibald Rule William Sinclair Mrs Slight Mrs Slight Mary (child) Slight Elizabeth (child) Torrance James Walker Miss GracePer P. and O.'s Pekin, from London (November 9th)
For Port Chalmers: Mr W.A. Donald
Per Orient liner Garonne (now at Adelaide)
For Port Chalmers: Mr J.L. Butterworth, Miss Butterworth and servant.
Otago Witness Saturday 14 January 1882 pg14
[also see Otago Witness, 10 December 1881, Page 14]
Arrival - On Tuesday Loch Eck, 1641 tons, from
London (October 20). NZ Shipping Company, agents.
Passengers saloon - Bailey Mr [Frederick H. Barley] Cazar Mr [James Cayzer] Gardiner Mrs Gardiner Misses (2) Gardiner Messrs (2) [Allen F. & William R.] Marsh F Miss [Miss Francis L Marsh] Roberts Mr Herbert Stalker Dr Daniel Strang Mr [Walter Strange] Taylor Misses (2) Catherine & Susan Second cabin - Carlin Mr [Patrick Cardlin] Everett Miss [Sophia Errad] Innes Mr David Mann Mr Thompson Mrs and family (3) [Miss Jessie Thomson] [Thomson Master George] Turnbull Mr Walter P [Mason Mr] Steerage Colclough Mr (2) [John & Thomas] Foley Mrs and 4 children [Fooley, Margaret, Mary, Margaret, Jeremiah, Bridget, John, Catherine] Leffler Mr J Lynch Mr [Jeremiah, Bridget] Lyset Miss Pearce Mr Claude Sutter Miss Taberville Mr [Turberville, Thomas Mr David and Mrs Harriet and child, Elizabeth Tuller Mr Wells Mr Alfred and Mrs Mary A. (2) children, Richard, Ernest Williamson Miss Mary A. [Sullivan Edward] [Sullivan Josephine] [Chapman Edward]
Arrived - Rising Star from Liverpool on Sunday - no passengers.
Arrived on Monday - Loch Eck from London.
Arrived on Tuesday - Lock Fleet from the Bluff.
On January 21st - Typhoid fever on "Helen Scott"
Outwards
Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons, Anderson, for the North., Mills agent.
Passengers: -
For Lyttelton - Messrs Crowm Easton, A.A. Rattray, Cogan, Mrs Dunkley
For Wellington - Messrs Shingleton, Clyde, Hayes, Wignall, Rev. J.C. Potter,
Miss Auld
For Nelson - Miss Hargraves
For Taranaki - Messrs Watson, White
For Manukau - Mr Ryan
Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Sinclair, for Northern ports. J. Mills., agent.
Passengers: For Wellington
Mesdames Gardiner (2), Glover, Laing, Misses Marsh, Messrs Grdiner (2), Laing,
Wilson, Rev. J. White.
For Napier - Miss Aslin, Mr Hastie
For Auckland - Mr and Mrs Ross and 3 children, Mrs Kirkwood and 2 children, Mrs
Ross and 3 children, Messrs Houlston, R.B. Lewis.
Otago Witness Saturday 28 January 1882 pg 14
Port Chalmers Arrivals Wednesday - Oamaru
from London
Oamaru, ship, 1306 tons, Wight, from London (October 29) NM and A
Co., agents. Passengers
Saloon - Bessemer Mr E.G. Macnair Miss [McNair] Russell Miss Trubridge Mr J. Williams Mrs and family (4) [Gertrude, Helen, Ethel, Enid] Second class and steerage - Ambler Mr M. Bate Mr Thomas Corcoran Mr James Cork Miss Eaton Misses (3) [Elizabeth, Sarah & Mary] Fraser Mr Thomas and Mrs and child [Thomas] Harman Mr and Mrs and 2 children Larner Mr James [Miss Larner] Liken Mr Thomas and Mrs McDonald Mr Donald McLennan Mr John McMillan Mr John and Mrs Emily and 3 children Agnes, Annie, Mabele Reasling Mr Stophr Mr [John Stopher] Streath Dr Henry and Mrs Mary Swan Mr JospehAlso see Otago Witness, 31 December 1881, Page 15 English Shipping [Rearly Alfred] [Rowe William] [Harmer James, Mary, Esther, Fred.]
Otago Witness Saturday 4 February 1882 pg 10
Arrival of the Steam Dredge No. 222 from Greenock.
Captain James Stewart, Mr John Balsillie as first mate. Hull of iron, 280ft
stern to stern, 501 tons register, beam 40ft, came out under brigantine rig,
both sailing and steaming well, her average being 7½
to 8 knots, an hour. Engine room is aft, fitted with two pairs of compound
surface-condensing engines of 130 horse power nominal, and capable of working up
to 600 horse power. On Sept. 24 a start was made from Greenock with a complement
of 29 men. On Saturday, January 14th, a casualty happened in the loss of the
fourth engineer (Mr Brown), who disappeared, and it is supposed he fell over
board. Followed on the 17th January by the death of a fireman, of John Kincaid,
who died from general debility. The passage occupied 126 days, including
stoppages.
Otago Witness Saturday 4 February pg 13
Outwards Wednesday - Taranaki for London Dalgety and Co. agents.
Passengers: Saloon D'Elsa Mr and Mrs Young Mr and Mrs and 2 children McKenzie Dr and Mrs Sleigh Mr Second-class and steerage Griffiths Miss Murray Mr Todd Mr and Mrs and family (6) Todd Miss
Per New Zealand Shipping Co's Loch Linnie (Captain Pittendigh),
from London November 14th
For Otago (consigned to the New Zealand Shipping Company, Limited):
Saloon Levy Mr Ernest Second Cabin: Aukland Mr William Aukland Mrs Hannah Eye Mr William Mann Mr Arthur Campbell Steerage: Bailey William Carson Mr Richard S. Dew Samuel J Langrish Jane Langrish John S. McLeod Margaret Newns Henry Simpson Thomas
Per Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co., Aros Bay (Captain Willis),
from London November 39th: For Otago, N.Z. (consigned to Messrs Dalgety and Co.,
Dunedin)
[also see March 4th]
Saloon - Abbott Mr S.L. Abbott Mrs C. Littler Mr H. Schacht Mr George H Second Cabin: Freudeathell Mr E. Richard Walter Steerage Andrews Henry Laidler John Laidler Mrs Masterston Elizabeth Peacock Fred.Per. P. and O. Company's steamer Mirzapore (Captain C.G. Perrins), from London November 30th: For Bluff Harbour, N.Z.
Northcoate Mr F. Stafford Northcoate Mr W. Stafford Wharton Mr and Mrs
Per P. and O. Company's Khedive (Captain T.S. Tomlin, from
London, November 24th; For Dunedin, N.Z. -
Mr J. Davidson.
Otago Witness Saturday February 4th 1882 pg9
Melbourne, January 31st
Sailed this afternoon, Union Company's steamship Te Anau, for the Bluff.
Sir John O'Shanassy is a passenger by her en route for England.
Sat 11th Feb page 14
Te Anau from Melbourne with a large list of passengers and also 89
steerage.
Otago Witness 1882 Saturday Feb. 18th
also see Otago Witness, 4 February 1882, Page 13
Loch Linnie, ship, 1382 tons, Pittendreigh, from London, (November
14). N Z S Co agents.
Passengers; Saloon. Levy Mr Ernest 2nd Cabin & steerage Aukland Mr William Aukland Mrs Hannah Bailey Mr William Carson Mr Richard Jew Mr Samuel J [Dew] Languish Mr John S. Languish Mrs Jane Mann Mr Arthur Campbell McLeod Miss Margaret Newns Mr Henry Nye Mr William [Eye] Simpson Mr Thompson
Departures
Dunedin, ship, 1249 tons, Whittson, for London. NM and A. Co.
agents.
Passengers: Steerage -
Coggins Mr JH Gray Mr A
Otago Witness March 4th 1882 p 13
Aros Bay, 1413 tons, Willis
from London (November 28th) Dalgety and Co, agents.
Passengers Saloon Abbott Mr Abbott Mrs Little Mr Schacht Mr Tait Mr Second Cabin and steerage Andrews Mr Freidentheil Mr Laidlaw Mr Laidlaw Mrs Masterton Miss Peacock Mr Richards Mr
Otago Witness March11th 1882
No shipping from London or thereabouts.
Otago Witness Saturday March 18th 1882 Page 14
English Shipping
Per Messrs P Henderson and Co's Janet McNeil
(Captain Jones) from Glasgow. January 18th and Greenock 17th.
For Otago
Second Cabin Bautrier Frederick W Fairlie James Forrest William Steerage Barclay James Elliot Mrs Elliot children 2 Graham John McCracken Jessie McGregor Donald McIver Joseph McIver Mrs McIver children 7 Rennie Helen Ross Helen Sutherland Mrs Watson James Wards William
Per P and O Company's steamer Tanjore, to leave Venice February 10th
For Dunedin Michie Miss A For Auckland Penny Rev A Per P and O Company's steamer Ravenna from London, January 18th For Dunedin Bereris Mr Silverston Mr A Per P and O Company's steamer Shannon, from London January 19th For London Johnson Mr T J Skinner Mr A Walker Mr J C
Otago Witness Saturday March 25th Page 14
Himalaya, barque, 1008 tons, Culbert, from
Liverpool (November 29) NZS Co. Agents.
Passengers Jones Mr B Hodgson Mr J Pearson Mr N
Otago, ship, 993 tons, Falconer from
Glasgow (December 9) N M and Co agents,
Passengers
Second Class and Steerage
Bews Mr Crawford Mr Maben Mr Maben Mrs McHarrie Miss Morrison Mr Morrison Misses (2) Shearer Miss Sinclair Mr Smith Mr Smith Mrs Smith children (9) Smith Mr Wilson Mr
Dunscore, ship, 1000 tons, Young, from London (December 22) NZS Co agents
Passengers Hely Mr Hely Mrs Hely Misses (3) Hely Master
Otago Witness, April 15th 1882
A short time since the ship Phasis, which arrived at Lyttelton, from Calcutta, brought a boats crew - the captain, second officer, and ten men -that the master of the Phasis had picked up at sea. They had belonged to a Dutch ship named the Albasserwaard, which took fire, and they had been compelled to abandon her. From their report the other boats crew had not been heard from, but the following taken from a Montrose (Scotland) paper, announces the arrival of the missing boat at Cape Town. There was therefore, no lives lost:- "Cape Town, January 15th - The Alblasserwaard, from Sheilds for Batavia was abandoned on fire November 28th, in latitude 35.5 N., 80E. Part of the crew are known to be safe. Nothing known of the remainder - captain, second officer, and 10 men." The news of the arrival at Lyttelton of the Captain and men had clearly not reached the Cape at the time the above was written.
The Melbourne Argus of March 31st states it is conjectured that the ship Loch Maree may have been wrecked on some of the islands of New Zealand, and assigns as a reason for such a conjecture that the only intelligence of the Loch Maree (which left Geelong on the 29th of October last year, and is now over 152 days out) has been that given by Captain Murdoch, of the barque Don Diego, who was in company with the Loch Maree off Kent's Group on October 30th. The Don Diego was bound for Otago through Foveaux Straits, and before entering there encountered a heavy northerly gale. The sea was very high at the time, and the weather thick, and the vessels lost sight of each other. The gale veered round west about to S.E. and raged with great fury for some hours.
Otago Witness April 22nd 1882 Page 15
Arrivals - Alhambra from Melbourne on Friday no passengers listed.
Te Anau from Melbourne
Te Anau, s.s. 1650 tons, Carey, from Melbourne, via Hobart and the Bluff. J Mills agent.Passengers: Arderne Miss Austin Mr Bennie Mr Bridges Mr Bridges Mrs Fenton Miss Fowler Mr Kellas Mr Lawson Mrs Noble Miss Mahoney Mrs Martin Mr McKenzie Mr Murray Miss Parker Mr Shoobridge Miss Williamson Mr Winter Mr Young Miss and 15 steerage.
Otago Witness April 29th 1882 page 14
Janet McNeil, barque, 898 tons, Jones, from Glasgow (January 17) B and N Z M and Co, agents.
Passengers:Cabin: Bankier Mr Fairlie Mr Forrest Mr Second Cabin and Steerage: Barclay Mr Elliot Mrs Elliot children 2 Graham Mr McCracken Mrs McGregor Mr McIver Mr McIver Mrs McIver children 7 Rennie Miss Ross Miss Sutherland Mrs Ward Mr Watson MrAlbion s.s. 591 tons, Webster from Melbourne, via the Bluff. J Mills agent,
PassengersHamlyn Mr Grimwade Mr Roe Miss Wade Mr and 7 steeragePage 15
We extract the following from Mitchell's Maritime Register respecting the Woodville bound from Liverpool for this port:- "Woodville for Otago put back in charge of mate, vessel having gone ashore on Blackwater Bank on 25th February. The master (Nelson), boatswain, and two seamen got into one of the boats, which is supposed to have swamped. Vessel came off making water (not leaky, as first reported). On Sunday afternoon she was taken in tow by the Strathyre and brought to Holyhead, and from thence was towed to Liverpool."
ENGLISH SHIPPING
Passenger Lists
Per Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co.'s Sarah Bell (Captain James Ward) from London March 2nd for Otago NZ (consigned to Messrs Dalgety and Co.)Steerage: Agnew R Burnley Sarah E Clapham Herbert Doyle Thomas Hill James Mehaffey Sarah Mehaffey William Welsh BridgetPer Messrs P. Henderson and Co.'s Invercargill (Captain John Muir) from Glasgow February 15th and Greenock 16th for Otago NZ (consigned to the National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand Limited)
Saloon Donaldson Mr Peter J Gray Mr James P Gunn Mr Home Mr Scott J Home Mr Scott R Inverarity Mr Ronald Steerage Carruthers James Clarke Nicholas Ferguson Mrs Margaret Fotheringham Agnes Gardner Alexander Gibson David and family Kelly George and family Mader Andrew Mader David McBrearty Annie Shaw Elizabeth Shaw John Stevenson Mrs Stevenson Lottie Stevenson William Taylor Michael Wilson Mary
From Otago Witness 1882 P15 Saturday 13th May 1882
Akaroa, barque, 1297 tons, T. Bowling,
from London, (January 7th), Dalgety and Co. Agents.
Passengers:
Second Cabin
Adolphus Mrs Broughton Miss Brown Mr Gain Mr Meyer Mrs Scott Mr Scott Mrs Scott family (5) Vaughan Mrs Vaughan Masters (3) Vaughan Miss (2) Walker Mr Whitaker Mrs Whitaker family (3) Wilham Mr Wreathall Messrs (2)Araby Maid, barque, 837 tons, Cromarty, from London, January 27th, NZ Shipping Co agents. Passengers:
Saloon Cumming Gordon Mr Second Cabin Huddlestone Mrs Huddlestone Masters (2) McDonald Mr McLelland Mr Waters Mr Wilde Mrs Wilde Miss Wilde Masters (2) Page 14 Saturday January 28th 1882
Otago Witness 1882
Page 15 Saturday 13th May 1882
Araby Maid, barque, 837 tons, Croamrty, from London (January
27th) NZ Shipping Company agents.
Passengers
Saloon Cumming Gordon Mr Huddlestone Mrs Huddlestone Masters (2) McDonald Mr McLelland Mr Water Mr Wilde Mrs Wilde Miss Wilde Masters (2)
Saturday May 20th 1882 Page 16
Invercargill, ship, 1246 tons, Muir,
from Glasgow (February 16th) NM and A company agents.
Passengers.
Cabin Donaldson Mr Gray Mr Gunn Mr Inverarity Mr Scott Messrs (2) Steerage Ferguson Mrs Fotheringham Miss A Gardner Mr A Gibson Mr D Gibson Mrs Gibson family (6) Kelly Mr G Kelly Mrs Kelly children (2) Mader Mr A Mader Mr D McBrearty Miss McCann Mr H Shaw Miss Shaw Mr J Stevenson Mrs Stevenson Miss Taylor Mr M Wilson Miss M
Otago Witness Page 15 Saturday 17th June
Manapouri, s.s. 1020 tons, Logan, from
Glasgow via Lisbon and Melbourne. J Mills agent
Passengers From Glasgow Arthur Mrs Bates Mrs Crighton Mrs Creighton Miss Hutton Mrs Maitland Mr McCowan Mr Neish Mr Stewart Dr Stewart Mrs Stewart Miss From Melbourne Hunter Mr Schlater Mr 16 steerage and 51 passengers for forward ports.
The ship Misty Hall, which arrived at Melbourne on June 1st
from London, very narrowly escaped being blown up by gunpowder, the disaster
only being averted by the strenuous exertions of Captain Kilvert, ably assisted
by his officers and crew. On leaving London she had among other cargo many cases
of acids stowed on deck before the main hatchway and in the hold in the square
of the hatch there were about 22 tons of gunpowder. During the night of the 9th
March, the position of the ship being then 4 north and 24 west the chemicals
burst into flames, which rose to fully seven feet high. Captain Kilvert, with
his officers and crew, immediately set to work, and succeeded in throwing
overboard the cases. After accomplishing this it was discovered that the main
hatch tarpaulin had been ignited, and on stripping it off it was discovered that
portion of the fire had descended through the hatches, and was in close
proximity to the powder stowed there. Immediately steps were taken to throw the
powder overboard. A quantity was so disposed of before the fire existing about
it was put out. Owing to the burns and injuries received, the master and others
were more or less incapacitated from work during nearly the whole remainder of
the voyage.
THE WESTPORT ASHORE AT AKAROA
Christchurch June 14th
The steamer Westport ran ashore near Akaroa Heads this morning in a dense fog.
The crew are safe. She has no passengers aboard. it is believed that the vessel
can be got off if the weather continues favourable.
Latest.
The latest information about he Westport is that she has a hole in the forhold
and had to jettison the cargo. She eventually got off and steamed for Akaroa.
June 14th
The steamer Westport had on board 2700 sacks of wheat for this port.
Otago Witness Saturday June 24 1882 Page 15
Arrival of Fontenaye on Wednesday but no further information.
Saturday 1st July 1882 Page 15 also on page 15 Saturday 15th
English shipping. Passengers for Otago
Per Messrs P Henderson and Co.'s Wild Deer,
1016 tons Capt Kerr, from Glasgow April 18th, and Greenock 20th (consigned to
the British and New Zealand Mortgage Company Limited)
Saloon Gaulter Mr Fred Johnston Mr Jas Stewart Mrs Cecilia Stewart child Steerage Cochran Mr (3) Cochran Miss (2) Chrichie Miss Holmes Hugh Mr Holmes Mrs Holmes child Keith Mr Keith Mrs Keith child Kelly James McAllister Robert McDonald James McNaught James McOnie Mr Peter McOnie Mrs McOnie children (3) Michie Janet C Simpson Mr John Simpson Mrs Simpson children(4) Stewart Robert J Webb John R
Per Shaw Savill and Co.'s Star of Erin, Capt Coulter from London May 1st (consigned to Messrs Dalgety and Co)
Saloon Harrap Mr J C Harrap Mrs Harrap Miss E Shun Miss M L
Saturday 8th July 1882 Page 15
Timaru, ship, 1306 tons, Fullarton, from
London (April 14th) N M and A Co agents,
Passengers Saloon Creagh Mr Paulin Mr Paulin Mrs Paulin children 2 and servant Neville Mr Neville Miss Rogers Mr L Turnbull Mr Steerage four passengers Assisted immigrants 161 Dr Hassard, medical officer in charge Also mention of Pampero from Swansea left April 14th no other information.
Saturday July 18th Page 15
Abeona, ship, 979 tons, Wilson, from London
(March 26) N. Z. S. Company agents.
Passengers
Baker Mrs Baker child Crannie Mr Gordon Mr Lloyd Mr Lloyd Misses (2) Mowlain Mr Mowlain Mrs Mowlain child O'Brien Mr
Arrivals.
Otago Witness Saturday 22nd July 1882 Page 15
Camille from New York (March 23) arrived Sat 15th July.
Rotorua from Sydney, via the East Coast, arrived Wednesday 19th
July.
Manapouri ss, 1020 tons, Logan, from Melbourne via the Bluff. J
Mills agent
Passengers Burt Mr Burt Mrs Burt Miss Holder Mr Leech Miss McDonald Dr Mosely Mr Stuart Mr Toswell Mr Van Achmade Mr Wheelhouse Mrs and 7 steerage Rotorua ss 576 tons, Tozer, from Sydney via the North J Mills agent Passengers Denby ? Mrs and 4 children Fleming Mr Fleming Mrs Fothergill Mr Hannah Mr James Mr Low Mr Martin Mrs Matheson Mr Morrison Mr and 4 steerage.
Saturday 29th July Page 15
Arrivals.
Woodville from Liverpool (April 3rd) arrived Sunday 23rd July
Durisdeer from London (April 25th) arrived Monday 24th July
Lohongrin from Liverpool (Feb 25th) arrived Monday 24th July
Arawata ss 623 tons, Sinclair, from Melbourne via Hobart and the
Bluff. J Mills agent
Passengers Begg Miss Brown Mrs Brown Miss Forbes Mr Galvin Miss Hillard Mr McGill Mr Tewsley Miss Walls Mrs Young Mrs Young Miss
Vallejo barque 652 tons, Wilkinson, from Glasgow (March 18) B and N Z M and A Co agents
Passengers - Steerage Butchart Misses (2) Butchart Mr Docherty Mr Docherty Mrs Docherty family (3) Glassford Mr Lindsay Mr Lindsay Mrs Lindsay family (2) Mundell Mr Sievwright Mr Sievwright Mrs Sievwright family (6)
Saturday 5th August Page 15
Ringarooma ss 623 tons, Edie, from Sydney via the North. J Mills
agent
Passengers Carmichael Mr Connell Mr Dick Mr Dungan Mr Ellis Mr Handyside Mr Harper Mr Hess Mr McQueen Mr Munn Captain Munro Captain and 7 steerage
Christchurch Press - 13 November 1982 In Memoriam
ERICKSON - Edward Eric, (1865 - 1941) In remembrance of the grandfather Erickson
who passed away 25 August 1941. 100 years ago tomorrow on 14 November 1882
Edward Erickson, of
Munsala, Finland, arrived at Port Chalmers, Otago in the clipper ship
Taranaki from London after a voyage of 80 days.
Immigration Returns for December 1882
S. Voisey Series.
First Settler's Story - (an epic) The
Festival of Reminiscence from Farm Festivals by Will Carleton.
pg 27 Otago
Witness 11th Feb. 1882
It ain't the funniest thing a man can do -
Existing in a country when it's new;
Nature-who moved in first - a good long while-
Has things already somewhat her own style,
And she don't want her woodland splendours battered,
Her rustic furniture broke up and scattered,
Her paintings, which long years ago were done
By that old splendid artist-king, the Sun....