Zealandia1863

Zealandia
Ship: 1032 tons
Captain: Foster
Surgeon Superintendent:
Sailed London September 3rd 1863 - arrived Lyttelton December 8th 1863

There was another ship (this ship) bearing the name which came out to the Dominion in the 'fifties, and she was also a fine vessel of 1032 tons. She was sent out by Willis, Gann and Co., and ran to Lyttelton on her maiden voyage in 1858 bringing out 400 immigrants from London. Captain Foster commanded the ship on each occasion when she came to New Zealand. The first Zealandia made six voyages to New Zealand.
White Wings Sir Henry Brett

Arrival of ship Zealandia

Name Age County Occupation
Cabin Passengers
Alington Mr
Andrews Miss
Miss
Carmichael Mrs
Christie Mrs
Clark Mrs
Servant to above
Cussons Mr
Mrs
Farthing Mr
Hall Mr J E
Halliwell Mr
Macpherson Mr A K
Mann Mr
Mrs
Nathan Mr
Mrs
Nathan Mr A
Palariet Mr
Mrs
Palariet Miss
Reece Mr
Starmer Mr A
Stewart Mr
Taylor Mr R
Thomson John
Thomas
Tipping Mr
Mrs
3 children
Tipping Mr
Tipping Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Tomlinson Mr
Mrs
3 children
Wheeler Mr W F
Second Cabin Passengers
Austin Mr
Mrs
Bill J
L
Black Alfred
Bowker Mr
Mrs
Bowerman John Needes
Bowstead R A
Brice W
Bull F
Hewes Robert
Liversedge Thomas
Mann William
Morrow Jane
Phillips Eliza
Henry
Shalier H
Smith J S
W H
Whetlas Ann
Margaret
White A J
Woolin D
Steerage Passengers
Attwood J W
Bowler F
Cadwallader A
Callan Patrick
Cobbledick W
Cook William
Davies Anne
Dunn John
East H
Gilling Mr
Mrs
3 children
Head H
Hopkinson W
McClinton R
McKelvy Mary
Minchin J
Morrow Mary
Patton Mr
Mrs
6 children
Robertson Thomas
Sheppard B
Stephenson John
Teesdale Alfred
Thomas R
Wanchole Thomas
Wilson F

                                           

John Needes BOWERMAN
My Grgrandfather John Needes BOWERMAN came to Lyttleton on the Zealandia. Very soon after arrival in December 1863 he was working as a chemist in Napier, subsequently having his own chemists businesses in
Napier and later Devonport, Auckland. He was a passenger in the 'second cabin' and according to his diary had a lot of fun on the voyage out. If you have a connection to this family or are interested in diaries relating to this voyage (Bruce has copies of two diaries) please contact Bruce Crowther
           

Copyright Denise & Peter 2000

Reference:
Lyttleton Times December 10th 1863

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