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Otago Witness � Saturday July 17, 1858 page 4
Shipping News
July 17 1858
Arrived. July 13, Three Bells, 602 tons, W. Rowley, from Glasgow.
Passengers -
Adam T Aitken J wife 4 sons Bannerman D Bethune George Black John Braid R 2 sons and 1 daughter Brash W wife and 3 children Briss C Bryson Robert and wife Cameron James Chirnside A wife and 2 children Chishlom J Chisholm Alexander, James, Robert, and John Christie Sarah, Jessie, Robert, and Donald (?John) Clark A wife and 4 children Crocker S Cranston J and wife Crosbie J Dawson George Dewar W wife and 2 children Dickson J and 4 children Donie D wife and child Dunlop P Duncan Ann and Janet Duncan J wife and 3 sons Dunlop P Dunn James Edmond J wife and child Fairley Elizabeth, Grace, Christina and George Farquharson D.S. wife 4 children Findlay John and wife Fisher Jane and Grace Frisken J wife and 2 children Forbes Euphemia Forbes William Fowler J wife 4 sons and 3 daughters Gall J Given R Goodsman Janet, Mary and Williamina Gow T wife son and daughter Grant Elspeth Grant L Grigor Alexander, Agnes, Robert, and Jessie Hamilton A Hay Helen and Elizabeth Hay R and Ellen Henderson Andrew and wife Henderson John and wife Hendry R Hutton Peter Ingram W wife and 2 sons Jackson J and wife Johnston A wife and four children Johnston H and wife Johnston Grace Johnston H and wife (?Johnstone, H. jr.) Johnston Elizabeth, Jane and Euphemia Johnston W and wife Johnston Janet, Isabella, Margaret, John, and E.T. Johnston Keith W and wife Kerr J wife and 2 children Lamber James and Margaret Laing D. and wife Laing Helen, Andrew, Mary, David and Isabella Lochart W Macfarlane D Macintosh R McCallan J McCowan F McGowan M McGrigor Jane McInnes L wife and child McLeay J McLennan A wife and 2 daughters McLeod G McLeish D McLiskey E wife 1 son and 2 daughters McNaughton J Malloch D Milne J.W and wife Miller W wife and 3 children (?William Millar) (Archibald Muir paid �46 passage money Sept. 2 1859 to the Provincial Government of Otago) Mainland J Marshall R wife and 3 sons and 2 daughters Mitchell R Moffat W wife 2 sons and 2 daughters Morton T Mowbray W and wife Munro William Murdoch R and wife Murray J and Margaret Murray Janet Nicol Mrs(2) and 3 children Nicol J wife 3 sons and 2 daughters Nisbet Agnes Paterson J wife and 2 children Purves Isabella and James Reid Alex., Janet and Elizabeth Reid D Reid Margaret Ramage Eliza Ritchie Ann Ritchie A.J. Robertson Mrs Robertson A wife and child Robertson D wife 2 sons and 2 daughters Roger R wife 4 sons and 3 daughters Saunders W Sutherland A Swanston A wife and child Smith Jas. Smith W and wife Symon A wife 1 son and 2 daughters Telfer Isabella and Robert Thomson Catherine Trumbland J Tulloch W Watson Margaret Williamson J and wife Wilson Matthew Wintruss J Woods J Young Joan
Summary 48 married couples, 66 single males, 52 single females, 74 children under 12, and 9 infants. - 297 souls, to equal 251 statue adults.
| 19 ploughman 42 labourers 2 shepherds 17 carpenters 5 shoemakers 1 baker 4 tailors 1 bricklayer 2 streamstress 34 domestic servants |
4 masons 1 gardener 1 coachbuilder 1 upholsterer 2 gamekeepers 2 warehousemen 2 sawyers 2 teachers 1 smith 1 clerk |
Saturday July 31 1858 Otago Witness
Cleared Out. July 27, Three Bells, 603 tons, Captain Rowley, for Batavia - in ballast.
May 8 1858 page 6. Otago Witness
Mr Alexander Grigor, who has teaching with acceptance for a number of years in the Circus Place School, Edinburgh.
Hawera & Normanby Star, 8 April 1907, Page 8
DUNEDIN, April 8. Dr Robert Burns, who arrived here by the ship Three Bells in 1858, is dead. Deceased was one of the first members of the Otago University Council and was a surgeon in Dunedin for many years.
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Making Three Ends of it.
A young fellow, wishing to turn sailor, applied to the captain of a vessel for a berth. The captain, wishing to intimidate him, handed him a piece of rope, and said, "If you want to be a good sailor, you must make three ends of that rope." I can do that," readily responded the lad; "here is one, and here is another- that makes two. Now, here's the third," and he threw it overboard.