Zealandia
Arrived December 8, Zealandia, ship, 1032 tons, Foster from London. (From the "Lyttelton Times", December 10 1863) The Zealandia - We gladly welcome back the Zealandia and her captain, on the present occasion more particularly, because the Zealandia has, up to date, made the quickest passage from London to Lyttelton this year. She left on September 3, and in consequence of a severe gale met with in the Channel, she was obliged to put back to the Downs. On the 10th she made another attempt and the pilot parted with her on the 14th. During the passage to the Line she spoke the Derwenwater, and again on or about October 13. She met fine weather the rest of the passage, which occupied 96 days from the Downs. The Snares were sighted on Sunday last and the late south west gale assisted the vessel to her anchorage on Monday afternoon about 4 o'clock. The Zealandia is consigned to Reece and Co. Amongst the articles enumerated in the manifest will be found the frame and fittings for the new steamer ordered out by Mr Reece during his stay in England. The remainder comes out by the Canterbury, which sailed from London on September 22. Captain Foster lands all his passengers in excellent health.
Passengers List: (Colums represent: Surname, Title/Name/Initials, Accompanying traveller, Number of children, Sleeping Quarters)
1 Alington Mr Cabin 2 Andrews Misses(2) Cabin 3 Attwood J.W. Steerage 4 Austin Mr wife Second Cabin 5 Bill J. Second Cabin 6 Bill L. Second Cabin 7 Black Alf. Second Cabin 8 Bowker Mr wife Second Cabin 9 Bowler F. Steerage 10 Bowman J. Second Cabin 11 Bowstead R.A. Second Cabin 12 Brice W. Second Cabin 13 Bull F. Second Cabin 14 Cadwallader A. Steerage 15 Callan Patrick Steerage 16 Carmichael Mrs Cabin 17 Christie Mrs Cabin 18 Clark Mrs servant Cabin 19 Cobbledick W. Steerage 20 Cook William Steerage 21 Cussons Mr wife Cabin 22 Davies Anne Steerage 23 Dunn John Steerage 24 East H. Steerage 25 Farthing Mr Cabin 26 Gilling Mr wife three Steerage 27 Hall Mr J.E. Cabin 28 Halliwell Mr Cabin 29 Head H. Steerage 30 Hewes Robert Second Cabin 31 Hopkinson W. Steerage 32 Liversedge Thomas Second Cabin 33 Macpherson Mr A.K. Cabin 34 Mann William Steerage 35 Mann Mr wife Cabin 36 McClinton R. Steerage 37 McKelvy Mary Steerage 38 Minchin J. Steerage 39 Morrow Jane Second Cabin 40 Morrow Mary Steerage 41 Nathan Mr A. Cabin 42 Nathan Mr wife Cabin 43 Palariet Miss Cabin 44 Palariet Mr wife Cabin 45 Patton Mr wife six Steerage 46 Phillips Eliza Second Cabin 47 Phillips Henry Second Cabin 48 Reece Mr Cabin 49 Robertson Thos. Steerage 50 Shalier H. Second Cabin 51 Sheppard B. Steerage 52 Smith J.S. Second Cabin 53 Smith W.H. Second Cabin 54 Starmer Mr A. Cabin 55 Stephenson John Steerage 56 Stewart Mr Cabin 57 Taylor Mr R. Cabin 58 Teesdale Alf. Steerage 59 Thomas R. Steerage 60 Thomson John Cabin 61 Thomson Thos. Cabin 62 Tipping Misses(5) Cabin 63 Tipping Mr wife three Cabin 64 Tipping Mr Cabin 65 Tomlinson Mr wife three Cabin 66 Wanchole Thos. Steerage 67 Wheeler Mr W.F. Cabin 68 Whetlas Ann Second Cabin 69 Whetlas Margaret Second Cabin 70 White A.J. Second Cabin 71 Wilson F. Steerage 72 Woolin D. Second Cabin Transcriber's Notes: * Passengers #46 and 47 were known to be unaccompanied children.
From the "Lyttelton Times", December 10 1863
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