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The first ship to bring a full compliment of Immigrants to the port of Maryborough in Queensland, Australia, was the ARIADNE. |
The Ariadne was a fully-rigged wooden barque of 670 tons. Built in Quebec, Canada for Baines and Co. of Liverpool, England. Her measurements were 151 feet in length, 31 feet 9 inches in breadth and she drew a depth of 19 feet 7 inches. Since no photograph is known to exist and because of her size it has been presumed that she had three masts. |
When the Ariadne arrived with 259 immigrants it was hailed as a turning point in the history of Maryborough. The Chronicle reported, "For the first time during the 14 years since the town merged into existance has there been any recognitoin of our wants and rights. The day was as fine as it well could be and a general feeling of satisfaction pervaded the place. Let us sincerely hope that the arrival of the ARIADNE is but the precursor of many such auspicious events, and that the good future of those who have now arrived amongst us, will be an irresistible inducement to their friends in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to follow them to this land of sunshine and plenty. Advance Maryborough! And our best wishes for the return of Captain Brown in the Ariadne with a similar freight." |
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Below is a list of passengers on the Ariadne, whe she arrived at Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, on the 8th October 1862. A number after the name, indicates the number of persons of that name, if more than one, usually families. Anderson 4, Bailey 4, Bambury, Barnes, Blaik 4, Brown 4, Buchannan 3, Campbell 2, Cant 7, Carrot 2, Cleaver, Clowes 4, Coleman 2, Constable 2, Dale 2, Daly 2, Darrock, Davidson, Davies 4, Down, Dunlop, Dunn, Ferns 2, Ferrier, Finlay, Fleming 2, Forbes 2, Frazer 4, Frisby 4, Fulton, Geddons, Gilchrist 2, Gorton 5, Graham, Green, Greening, Grunow, Hampton, Hayward, Hiscocks, Hunt 2, Hunter, Inker 4, Julin 5, Kendal 4, Kennedy, Kite 3, Lang 2, Leigh, Leonard, Lindsay 4, Lucy, Lyons, McCartney 2, McCulloch 3, McDonald 3, McDougal, McEwan 2, McGill. McGillvray, McHugh, McIlwraith, McIndoe 3, McIntyre, McKay, MacKenzie 5, McKenzie 8, McLean 5, McLennan, McLeod 4, McMicken 4, McMillan 2, McPherson 6, Merritt, Millar 3, Mills, Mitchel 3, Moody, Moreland, Mounter, Murchie 2, Murdock, Murray, Noble, Northcott, Orr 4, Palmer 2, Parker, Perry 2, Pitt, Prior, Ready 2, Realand, Richards, Roberts 3, Robertson, Robson 2, Rolland, Ross 4, Roylan, Savil, Shanks, Shellard 3, Shepherd, Splate, Stevens 2, Stevenson, Stewart 2, Stone 2, Sutherland 2, Swanson, Taylor 6, Tudbal, Townsend, Wakely 4, Walker 3, Wallace, Watson 6, Watts, whannell, Whittaker, Wilcock(s) 2, Wilson, Wishart, Wright, Wylie 2. |
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A lot of the descendants of the passengers of the fateful trip by the "ALADUS" in 1873 are probably unaware of the traumatic and perilous journey made by their ancestors. The "Alardus" with 337 passengers left Hamburg on 11 November 1872 and did not arrive at Maryborough until 13 June 1873. Seven months, while most trips took three or four months. The trip was plagued with problems. There were problems with contaminated water, which held the ship up at the cape and then necessitated her return for new containers. There were a total of 31 deaths, including 3 during the month that the passengers were at the quarantine station at Melbourne. The vessel was brought into the port of Melbourne by the second officer, the captain having mysteriously disappeared from the deck of the vessel the day before, while at sea and the chief officer was confined to his cabin, in the last stages of consumption. He died at the quarantine station. |
Full Paying Passengers AWINSKI, HANSEN, NEIZEL, ROSENTHAL(2), SCHELLENBERG, FREDRICKSEN(2), HINGET, JORHENSEN, MARXEEN, MILEZEWSKI, SENGSTOCK, SELEKE. Assisted Passengers BLUCHER. Free Passengers ANDERSEN(11), ANDERSDATTER, ANDREASSEN, BAKKE, BEYER, BUEKOWSKI(5), BERTHELESON, BERG, BENGSTEN,BOGDA(4), BEUSIEHER(4), BEUNECTOR, CARLESON(3), CARLEEN, CLEMETEEN, CICHOWSKI, CHRETEUSJATTER, CHRISTENSEN, DOMBROWSKI(4), DRULLA(4), DAMM, EUGLER, EUGETRON, ELSBERG(5) FERMAN, FLEISHFRESSER, FROST, FRIIS, FREDRICKSON(5). FUGHSIG(2), GRIESAR, GRAUZEN(6), HAUSEN(7), HOGER(4), HOFFMANN(3), HINGST(6), HORN, HOFFMANN(2),HARTKE, HAUSEN(11), HENNINGSEN(2), JORDIN(5), JOCHUMSEN(5) JENSEN, JACOBSEN, JOERSEN, JORGENSEN, JAGD, JENSEN(4)JORGENSEN, JACOBSEN, JENSEN, KRAUSE(2), KWIETKOWSKI(3), KUSCHEL(4), KRASECHNESKI, KUKEGAARD(7), KNUDSEN, LANGNECH(3), LEMKE(5), LARSEN, LUBBER, LAURSEN, LARSEN(3), LEUTHOLZ, MARTIN, MANSKI(6), MULLER(6), MALTHIESON, MARK, MARXEEN(6), MILEGEWSKI(7), MORTENSEN, MOLLER(5), MEYER(5), NEUMANN(6), NEILSON(2), NICOLAISEN(4), NIELSEN(15), OLSEN(8), OLLING, PETROWSKI(5), PIOCH(5), PLACH, PERLICK, PETERSEN, RACH(8), RASMUSSEN(10), SORENSEN(4) SCHAN(2), SOUUENFELDT(5), STALLMACH(7), SELEKE(7), SPANN(8), SCHLOSS, SENGSTOK(3), SELLKE(4), STEINHARDT(4), STUTZ, SORENSEN(3), SIMONSEN(4), SORENSEN(3), STEFFENSEN(9), SAMLBERG, SVENDSEN, THOMSEN(4), WEUTHER, WROBLEWSKI(3), ZIEBEL. With different dialects and accents, plus difficult to decipher handwriting, there are bound to be some error. We have endeavoured to copy the names as accurately as possible. |
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The Avoca made three trips to Queensland, 1891, 1892 and 1893. She was mainly a cargo ship, so carried few passengers, dropping them off at various port along the coast. On the 30th of October 1891 the Avoca arrived at Thursday Island and off loaded four passengers. Mr and Mrs BROUGHAM were Saloon and Mrs Mobeck and her young son travelled steerage. Townsville on 4th November, disemarking the following passengers. Humphrey family of 5, Corbett family of 4, and two single men, Mr Kirkbridge and Mr Fawcett. At Rockhampton on the 7th November, seven passengers disembarked. Messrs Fisher, McIlwraith(2), Harrison, Purnel, and Mrs Ling and infant. Maryborough welcomed one family. Mr and Mrs Smiley and two daughters. September 1892 was the next visit of the Avoca, and the passengers for Townsville were. DONALD, RICHARDS(4), KEEN, COWARD, RAYNOR, ROYAN(2), PIERCH(2). One female passenger disembarked at Maryborough on that trip. The third trip of Avoca arrived at Thursday Island 19 Feb 1893, with three passengers, Mrs NORTHCOTE, William COHEN and Mr WATSON. Townsville passengers. BAIRD, RAMSAY, WELLINGTON(3), HOANE, SEXTON, MARTIN, KOVE, GIN, LONG, CROMPTON. Rockhampton passengers. KANE, KIRNAHAN, BARTLETT, BRIZELL, ATKINSON, WILLIAMS. Maryborough, there was one single male passenger. That trip Avoca went to Brisbane with passengers. ARLYLE, SHIELDS(2), GRAY, PHILPOTT(3) MORRISON(3), BURT, BUDGE, LIVESAY(3), FLAVELLE, SHEARER, ABBOTT, |
Although the Almora made eight or nine trips to Australia, only one came to Maryborough, with mainly Remittance passengers. She sail from London on 15 June 1887 and arrived mid August. A ship of 2500 tons, under command of Captain Hay, Dr. H. Poland as Surgeon and Miss Marion Cooksley as Matron. Charles Hickman was the only "Steerage" passenger Rimittance Passengers were: BORREN(5), DILLIER, ELLIS, FARRELL , FOREMAN(2), FRANCE, IRVING, JAMES(9), KINSEY(2), LERRIS(4), McCARTHY(2), McMANNIE(2), McKENNA(5), NOLAN(2), NURCOMBE, O'REILLY, PINTELL(2), PHILLIPS(4), SHARR(6), TOBIN(2), WILCOX(2), WILLIAMSON(2), WATSON(3), |
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The Banffshire made two calls to Maryborough, October 1896 and May 1897. On the 1896 trip one passenger by the name of JACKSON was disembarked at Maryborough and on the 1897 trip, one female passenger, Arnalis SILVA, landed. |
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BULIMBA The Bulimba also made two calls to Maryborough, one in 1885 and one in 1887 She was 2500 Tons and sailed from London on 9 September 1885 and the passengers to Maryborough were: Steerage John THOMPSOM and Archibald WILSON Free Passengers: COMRIE, HINDMARSH(2), LONSDALE, MOORE, Remittance: DWYER, FARRELL(4), HOGAN, HUNTER(5), RYAN. Free Nominated: BOGR (Fritz) Bounty: McMILLER(2), WILSON, BROOKS, BROWN, CARR, HINDMARSH(5) STANTON The second voyage of the Bulimba left London on 26 January 1887 and arrived at Brisbane 24 March. Passengers for Maryborough were: Steerage: STILEY(4), TANNER. Free Passengers: ANDERSON, BIERTON(3), BENTLEY, DAWSON, DEIGHTON(7), JACKSON(2), KING, MALTON(6), NICHOLLS(4), PICKERING(8), ROBBINS(2), RASBY, RICHARDSON, ROBINSON(3), REDSHAW(6), STORK, STEPHENSON, STEVENSON(3), WELLS. |
SS BUTESHIRE The Buteshire came to Queensland in November 18977, dropping a number of passengers at Rockhampton, and called at Maryborough on the 20th to off load one passenger, James McCONNELL, before continung to Brisbane with the rest of the contingent. |
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The Caroline of 984 tons was one of the larger ships to call at Maryborough. Under Captain Turnbull, she sailed from London on 14 June and arrived at Maryborough on 12th October 1878. The passengers were. Steerage: TALBOT (2) Assisted: ARCHARD, ARMSTRONG(4), ALBUTT(2), ANDREW(8), BUTTERWORTH(2), BURNSIDE(2), BOOKER(2), BUDGEN, BENNETT, BOLAND, BOURNE(3), BECHINSALE(6), BOSANKO, BRADSHAW, BURKE, BRINDLY, BIRDSLEY, BUMELL, COPELAND(3), COLLINS, CASEY, CORRIGAN, COSTOBADIE, CRAN, CRAWFORD, CONNORS, COURTNEY, COLE(3), CLANCY, CORK(3), DEVERILL, DEMPSER, DOLAN, DUNN, DOOLAN, ELLIOTT(2), FITZPATRICK, FLYNN, FOLEY, HENDERSON, HICKMAN, HALL, HEFFERMAN, HUOETT(7), HOWARD, HENLEY, JONES, KAY, KELLY(13), KERSHAW, KEMP, LUTHERAL, McLOUGHLIN, McNAMARS, McBOWAN(2), MILLARD(3), MASON(2), McEVOY, MANAHAN, McGRATH, McGUIRE, MULLONE, MILLER, MORSE, MALOREY, McGUNN(9), NOWBUM, NICHOLS, O'CONNOR, O'BRIEN, O'DONNELL(2), OAKLEY, PEGG(4), PRICE(2), POWELL, PUGH, REID, ROBERTS, RYLAND, RICHARDS(3), SPIES, SMITH, SHINE, STEVENSON(2), SULLIVAN, SHANAHAN, TALBOT(4), TIENERY(10), TARLEY(2), TAUGH, WALLACE(4), WHELAN, WILTON, WALKER, WEDLOCK(6), WOOLLEY, WHALAN(2), WADDELL. Free: AYLAND, ABRAHAM(3), AURELIA(3), BATH(3), BOWDEN(5), BADCOCK, BUTLER, BURMCOAT(2), BROWN, BRYAN, BIRCHLEY, BOTTERAL(4), CAIN, CHELLIER, COOPER, COTTIE, COLLEY, COW, DAVIS, DANIEL, DUNSTAN(2), DONOHOE(2), DOLAN(3), DORSE, DUNSTAN, DANIEL(3), DARBY, FORDON, FRIES, GOULD, GIBBS, GIBBING, HURLIN, HARRIS(2), HAYNES, HARRIS(5), HEFFERNAN, JONES, JEFFERY, JACKSON(2), JEREIMAN (poor writing) KISSANE, KNIGHT, LARCOMBE, LUCAS, LYTHALL(2), McINERNEY(2), MAXWELL, MAY, MOORE, MORRISRY, MOONEY, NEWMAN, NEAL(4), O'CONNOR(3), OULD, PEACE, PASCOE, PETRIE, PERRY, PRICE, PRUNLAN, ROBERTS(5), REED, RICHARDS, RAIL(2), ROBERTS, ROBBIN, RUTTER, STEPHENS, SANDS, SEAMMELL, SLOCUMB, SMITH, STEVENSON, SURIMONS, SAMPSON, SPEAR, SCASE(2), SHANANHAN, STAPLETON, SASSOLL, SOUTHALL, TULOAR, WILLIAMS(7), WALLACE, WARD(2), WILLETTS(4), WOODWARD, WEDLOCK(3), |
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The "City of Agra" made two trips to Maryborough, the first being in 1876. Leaving London on 14 April and arriving at Hervey Bay on 14 July. She then went on toland passengers at Brisbane on 20 July. The Maryborough Passemgers were: Cabin; Frank ARGLES (or ARGLIO) was the only "Cabin Passenger. Steerage; ANDERSON, HOBBO(2) PRITCHARD(2). Assisted; ATKINSON(6), BLAND(4), BARRAS, BELLES(3), BOOTH, BROWN(6), BURKE(3),BRYAN, CALLAN, CALVERT(2), CASHEN, CHAMBERS, COLLINS(2), DAVIES(3), DANCE, DELL(2), FERRIS, FORD, FITZGERALD(2), FLETCHER, GALVAN, HAYWARD, HOGAN, JONES, KELLY(5), KESWICK(2), LLOYD, MARSHALL(4), METCALF(7), McNAUGHT(2), McGREGOR McINERNENY, MARSHALL(4), O'CALLAGHAN(2), O'DONNELL, PARRY(2), PLUMMER(2), HENWOOD, PLUMMER, RICHARDS(6), RICHARDSON, STUBBS, SMITH(7), SOMERVILLE(3), TEASDALE(4), WATKINS, WALTER(5), WILLIAMS, WILKENSON, WRIGHT, WILE, YOUNG(5). Free Passengers; AIKENHEAD, AHERN, BARDSLEY, BRADSHAW, BRENDAN, BOCKLIN, BYLAND, BYRON, BOURKE(3), CLANCY, CHAPMAN(2), CASHMAN, CARROL, CARROLL, CORBET, COLLINS, CONROY, COTTER, CORDELL, CORBETT, COLLINS, CORCORAN, CONNER, DEMPSEY(2), DIMOND(3), DONOVAN, DWYER, ELIES(6), EVANS(5), FOWLER, FRAN(3), FARDON, FRAMPTON, FEENEY, FITZGERALD(2), FENNERLY, FLYNN, GRAY, GLASGOW(2), GALAGHER(2), GRACE, GERMANN, GLEESON, GILMARTON, GOLDY(3), GUNN, HARDING(3), HILLWEBBER, HENNESSY(2), HEWITT, HEHER, HOLLOHAN(2),HOUSE, HOCTON, HASTON, JAMES(2), KRAMER, KELSO, KENNERLY(2), KESTING, KELLY(4), LANCASTER, LANDERS, LANE, LAWSON(2), LLEWELLYN, MEIER, MINOGUE, McGOVERN, McCORMACK, McINERNEY, McGARTH, McILNEEN, McGURNEY, McCUE, MARRINAN, McMAHON, MEANCY, McHURN, MULDOON, MURCHIE(2), MILLER(*), McCORMACK, MORRISON, NAGEL, NEALON, NOBLE, O'BRIEN, O'CONNELL, O'DWYER, O'GRADY, O'KEEFE, ORCHARD(6), PAYNE, PERTHEOUS(2), PRICE(2), POWER, QUIGLET(3), RYAN, ROBERTS, RYAN, ROCHE, SHANANAHAN, SHENDY(3), SCOTT, SULLIVAN(4), SYMOS(2), TAFFE(2), TALTY, TERKELL(8), TOWHY, WACKER, WELLS(3), WEBB(2), WILOSON, WILLIAMS, WHITEHORN. Remittance passengers; BOOTH(5), WACKER. The "City of Agra" made her second visit to Maryborough, arriving on27 July 1877. Saloon; A Mrs de ZONCHE was the only saloon passenger. Steerage; BELLE, DANIELL, DUFFY, GLASGOW, LAY, OXMAN, SLATTERY. Assisted passengers; BARNETT, BARKER, COLWELL, COTTON(2), DUNCAN, DOWDLE(8), GREENWOOD, GULLIORD(2), HOBBS, JOY, MIDDLEBROOK, MULLER, PHILIPS, RUSSELL, SMYTH(4), STANCLIFF, SMITH(5),STEVENS, TYE(3). Free Passengers; BARDEN, BRAY, BOURKE, BISSETT, BURKHARDT, BURNE, BUTSTONE, BROWN, CONNOR, CONWAY, COOPER, CLARKE, CADMAN, COTTLE, CONNELL(3), CROTH, DOOLAN, DEEN, DONOHUE, DALY, DONNERHORNE, ERICINAMM, FARRELL, FITZGIBBONS, FAURING, FRANKO(2), FERGSON, FORAN, GUT, GLANCEY, GOO, GILL(2), GLANVILLE(2), HASTINGS, HANNIGAN, HOOK(3), HAY,(2), HADLINGTON(2), HAMILL, HAWKE(2), HOCKING, HARDING(2), ISLER, JOHNSTON, JONES(4), KEAY, LAWLOR, LAMBERT, LORRIGAN(7), LEMHARDT, LETFORD(2), LONG(2), LANGON(2), LOUTH, LEE, MARSHALL, MASTERS, MULROONEY, MILES, MEYER, McANCLIFF, McDONALD, McGUIGAN, McHUGH(2), MONERLY, MAHER(2), MAY, MILLS, NAUGHTON(2), NOTE, O'BRIEN, O'DONNELL(3), O'ROURKE, OXENHAM(8), PENGELLY, PENSOM, PERREN, PURVIS, RIORDAN, REILLY, REBBELY, ROWNEY, RYAN(2), ROUND, ROVERY, ROGERS(2), ROBERTS, SUTER, STARK, STAPLETON, SHEERAN, SYKES, SHEARS, SAUNDERS, WALLACE, WATKINS(4), WISMER, WOOD(2), WOOLCOCK, WILLIAMS(2). Remittance; BUTLER(2), DREARY, ENNIS, GROWCOCK, LEWIS, McSHEA, MAGUIRE, O'BRIEN(2), RUSSELL. |
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The "Dorunda" made five calls to Maryborough, but some were only to drop one or two passengers. A ship of 2977 ton, built in 1875 for the British India Line, her first call to Maryborough was 3rd November 1887. Steerage passengers were: George CRICK and Susan WILSON. Remittance Passengers; AMBER(6), AYRES(7), BUTTON(3), BINES, COFFEY, GLEESON(2), HOGAN(3), KIDD(4), KELCHER(5), KELLT, McMAHON(2), O'CONNOR, SWEENEY(4), WALSH, "Dorunda"brought a larger compliment of passengers in February 1889. Steerage; COOKE, MacDOUGALL, SHERRITT, MURRAY. Free Passengers; ALLAN, ARBOUR, ACOMB, ARGENT, ASHBURY, APPERLEY, BURTON(2), BUCKLE(2), BARBER, BAGLEY(2), BULLOCK, BROWN, BURKE, BARCLAY, BLACK, CROLL, CAMPBELL, CAMERON, COE, CUTTER, CLARKE, CANNON, CARTER, CONNOLLY, CONNORS, COOPER, DAVIDSON, DEAL, DECKS, DUFFIELD, DAVIES, EVERITT, EVERETT, EATON, FIELDS(3, FARTHING, FENNEMORE, GALLAGHER, GRAY, GRAVE, GEORGE, GREEN, HALE, HADDEN, HARRIS, HOLDER, HUMBLE, HUGHES, HURST, HUTCHINSON, JENKINS(2), KIRKPATRICK, LANDER, LARRATT, LAWRIE, McDERMOTT, McDOUGALLL, McEWAN, McFARLANE, McRAE, MARTIN, MELLOR(2), MORTIMER, NICHOLLS(2), PAINTER, PORTER(2), PITHER(2), POWER, RANDALL, RAPER, RUSSELL(4), RAMSAY, RICHARDS, RODERICK, RYAN, ROBERTS, ROWLANDS, SCORGIE, STEWART(3), SIMPSON, ARGANT, SCRUTON, SULETO, SWANCOTT, SETTLE, SMITH, STANLEY, WELLS, WARD, WALBURN, WEEKS, WATKINS, WOOD, YOUNG(6). Assisted; ARNOLD, BINNS, DICKSON, EGGLETON, HALLSWORTH, McDONALD(5). "Dorunda" called at Maryborough with one passenger, 18 January 1892....F.W. ELLIS. On the 4 January 1894, she brought one more passengr........John WATSON. July 11th 1894 she again called with two passengers.........David and Alexander BROWN. |
DUKE of ARGYLE The "Duke Of Argyle made seven call to Maryborough between 1885 and 1898 The first Trip left London 7 October 1885, arrived Maryborough December. She was 2500 tons and Captained by J.S. Cox. As well as dropping passengers at other ports in Queensland, the passengers to Maryborough were: Steerage: Ashton and Annie NELSON. Free Passengers: BROGDEN, CHAPMAN, McMILLEN, PELLET. Bounty Passengers: ELAM, MONKS, WHEELER(4). The Duke arrived on 17 June 1886 at Maryborough with the following passengers. Steerage: Mrs S.WHITE Free Passengers: HUTCHISON, McCANN, SPARK(2). Bounty Passengers: ARTHUR, ATKINSON, CANNON(2), DAVISON, ELDRIDGE, HARPER, HARRIS, HUMPHRIES, JESSON, McCANN, MORRISEY, O'SHEA, PHILLIPS, SMITH, WHITWOOD, WILLIAMS. The 6 December 1887 saw The "Duke of Argyle" Leave London with a larger compliment for Maryborough. Steerage: Richard BRITTAIN, and Fred and George HEWSON. Free Passengers: ADAMS(2), ALEXANDER, ANDREW, BASSHAM, BENTON, BIGGS(4), BIRCH(4), BIRKETT, BLZZARD, BRAIN, BRITTAIN(2), BROCK, BUNN, CALVERT, CARTWRIGHT, CREAMER(12), CRESSWELL(2), CUBITT, CULEY(5), DAWSON(4), DAVEY(2), DREW(4), DYBB, ELKINGTON, ELMER, FANCY, FISHER, FRARY, FULLERTON, GILHEANY(2), GRAVER(3), GODFREY, HARPER, HARRIS, HAZLEWOOD, HITCHMAN, HEWISON(5), HIPKIN, HOLDEN, HOMANS, HUNTER(2), KEMP, KIDD, LANGLEY, LOCKE, MAYFIELD(9), McKENZIE(6), MACKINTOSH(2), MORLEY(2), MUSSELL, NEEVE, PRENTICE, PIERCY, PROCTOR, PYE, SAUNDERS, SHAW, SHRTER, SLEAFORD(9), TAYLOR(5), UTTERIDGE(6), WHITE(4), WILMOT(5), WILSON, WINSHIP, WHITLEY. Remittence: LODGE(2), MARSON(3), TURTON(2). The next call for the "Duke of Argyle was 22 September 1895, with one family" Mrs Rawlins and three young children. The Duke of Argyle called again on17 Aug 1897, with a Mr GROVER and a SCHULTZ family of seven. Then on 21 July 1898, the Duke of Argyle dropped two passengers at Maryborough Horace and Mary LOCK. |
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