Passengers to Natal per Duart Castle and African 1889

DUART CASTLE arrived October 22 1889 Natal Witness October 25 1889

Arrived:

Oct 22, Duart Castle, C.S.S., of London, 1825 tons, Harris, from England and Cape ports. Cargo, general.

PASSENGERS
From London:
Messrs
JB Ross
Mr and Mrs Brown
Messrs
R Price
D Lowry
J Polley
Carlmann
Woe
Foster
Burns
Welch
Caulter
Rutler
Hall
Urpen
Ornot
Cassidy
Hutchinson
McAnade
Suirfull
Burton
Daniels
Thompson
Sphlin
Verstiede
Perry
Osburg
Harrison
Higgins
Fraser
Williams
Ede
Mr, Mrs and Master Downie
Mr, Mrs and Master Andreson
Miss McLean
Mr and Mrs Boulton and infant
Master and Misses (2) Boulton
Mr and Mrs Leidler
Mrs L and E Richards
Master and Misses (2) Richards
Mr and Mrs Thompson
Miss Peters
Messrs
R and W Richards
George
JM Subbs

From Cape Town:
Mr Cullock

From Algoa Bay:
Mr and Mrs Considene

From East London:
Mr A Anderson and Stapel
Mr Holias

- WF Allan, agent.

Oct 23, African, U.S.S., of Southampton, 1372 tons, Smyth, from Delagoa Bay. Cargo, general.

PASSENGERS
For Natal:
Messrs
Focsanesca [Fonseca?]
Borland
Smallfield
Collingwood
Mr and Mrs Pottier
Arab, and 10 natives.

For Madeira:
Mr Russell

- HJ Watts, agent.

Passenger list SS German to Natal Jan 1880

ENGLISH NEWS BY STEAMER

ARRIVAL OF THE "GERMAN" Natal Witness Jan 13 1880
[Empire Telegraphic Association]

Cape Town, 9th January

German arrived. Two hundred passengers.

Duart Castle to leave next day.

No change in wool. Private sales at best prices by auction. Prospects good.

Attorney-General granted fiat writ of error in trial of Tichborne claimant. Two separate sentences were given on two counts, which were one and same offence.

Floods in Hungary destroyed lives and property. Thousands homeless. Country lake of ice.

Pashaloof sentenced to twelve months' hard labour. Printers of Town Talk fined £600. Froggatt, solicitor, sentenced to seven years.

Severe fighting between Chillians and Peruvians.

Lord Lytton fired at by drunken East Indian.

True Bill returned against men arrested in Ireland.

Parliament to meet 5th February.

Afghan affairs serious. Roberts, after severe fighting for three days, against thirty thousand, evacuated Cabul and retired within Shipar camp, where he is strongly fortified and has five months' provisions. Communication interrupted. Forces push forward. Position supposed to be safe, having seven thousand effectives.

General Gouch has been attacked.

Disturbances arisen at Herat.

PASSENGERS for Natal per S.S. German:
Mr, Mrs Sanderford
Messrs
Shield
Henderson
Taylor
Campbell
Christie
C Christie
W Johnstone
Johnstone
Methley
Kyd Mr, Mrs, five Misses, Master
Mr Hayor
Mrs Kelley
Mr W Kelly
Messrs
Quin
Cowell
Furgher
Hampden
Teare
Gwilliam
Quayle
Corbett
Whitcar
Christona
Mrs, Miss Argo
Mr, Mrs Hillary
Mr, Mrs, four Masters Kenwick
Miss Mackenney
Miss Jazi
Messrs
Rabbi
Duncan
Misses Whitcar
Hall
Mr, Mrs, three Masters, Miss Young
Messrs
Gage
Pascoe
Miss Cross
Mr, Mrs, two Masters Jameson
Mr, Mrs, Master, Miss Sharp
Mr Clarke
Mr, Mrs, three Misses, two Masters Donovan
Mr, Mrs Smith
Mr, Mrs, two Master MacLymonts
Mr Robson
Mr, Mrs, two Misses, Master Watts

Passenger lists to Natal 1889: Duart Castle, USS African

Passengers to Natal October 1889: Duart Castle, African etc

Reported in The Natal Witness October 25 1889

Arrived:
Oct 22, Duart Castle, C.S.S., of London, 1825 tons, Harris, from England and Cape ports. Cargo, general.

PASSENGERS
From London:
Messrs
JB Ross
Mr and Mrs Brown
Messrs
R Price
D Lowry
J Polley
Carlmann
Woe
Foster
Burns
Welch
Caulter
Rutler
Hall
Urpen
Ornot
Cassidy
Hutchinson
McAnade
Suirfull
Burton
Daniels
Thompson
Sphlin
Verstiede
Perry
Osburg
Harrison
Higgins
Fraser
Williams
Ede
Mr, Mrs and Master Downie
Mr, Mrs and Master Andreson
Miss McLean
Mr and Mrs Boulton and infant
Master and Misses (2) Boulton
Mr and Mrs Leidler
Mrs L and E Richards
Master and Misses (2) Richards
Mr and Mrs Thompson
Miss Peters
Messrs
R and W Richards
George
JM Subbs
From Cape Town:
Mr Cullock
From Algoa Bay:
Mr and Mrs Considene
From East London:
Mr A Anderson and Stapel
Mr Holias
- WF Allan, agent.


Oct 23, African, U.S.S., of Southampton, 1372 tons, Smyth, from Delagoa Bay. Cargo, general.

PASSENGERS
For Natal:
Messrs
Focsanesca
Borland
Smallfield
Collingwood
Mr and Mrs Pottier
Arab, and 10 natives.
For Madeira:
Mr Russell
- HJ Watts, agent.