City of Dunedin
Ship: 1085 tons
Captain: Curry
Surgeon Superintendent:
Sailed Greenock October 3rd 1871- arrived Otago December 30th
1871
This fine vessel, prior to the
amalgamation with the Shaw Savill Co., was owned by the Albion Co. She was a typical
emigrant ship of 1085 tons register, and was built specifically to carry passengers from
the Clyde to Dunedin. The accomodation was in the 'tween decks, the space being divided
into three by bulkheads, single women being in the after compartment, married amidships,
and single men in the forward compartment.
The City of Dunedin completed ten voyages to Port Chalmers, direct from Scotland.
White Wings - Sir Henry Brett
Arrival of the City of Dunedin
Name | Address | Occupation | |
Cabin Passengers | |||
Cook | Mr | ||
Marsh | Mrs | ||
Assisted Passengers | |||
Turley | Edward | Park Lane, Tipton | Labourer |
Goddard | Caroline | Lea Brook, Wednesbury | Domestic Servant |
Millington | Simon | 74 Watery Lane, Tipton | Bricklayer |
Mrs Rosanna | |||
Robert | |||
Samuel | Bricklayer | ||
Jesse | Bricklayer | ||
Sarah | Domestic Servant | ||
Rosanna | Domestic Servant | ||
Wassell | David | Bell Street, Tipton | Bricklayer |
Guaranteed Passengers | |||
Roberts | Julia Ann | Landewednack | Domestic Servant |
Williams | William | Wainwen, Swansea | Miner |
Shortshipped Passengers | |||
Roberts | Julia Ann | ||
Edward TURLEY |
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Copyright Denise & Peter 1999 - 2005
Reference:
Otago Gazette
Otago Daily Times January 28th 1871