The Aloe departed from Gravesend on 5th
February, 1863 and arrived in Auckland on 7th June 1863.
Captain
Tregoning was in command.
DOUGLAS , William
DOUGLAS , Ruth
DOUGLAS, Alice
DOUGLAS , Sarah
DOUGLAS , William
DOUGLAS , Ann
DOUGLAS, Jane
DOUGLAS , Mary
DOUGLAS , Eliza
The ARAWA
departed London on 23 June, 1911 and arrived in Wellington on 9 August,
1911.
Captain Clayden was in command.
The following passengers
were embarked at LONDON:-
Mrs. Douglas, 48, Housewife, Scotch
Miss
B. Douglas, 11, Nil, Scotch
Miss S. Douglas, 8, Nil, Scotch
Miss
J. Douglas, 2½, Nil, Scotch
Miss M. Douglas, 17, Domestic, Scotch
Mr. Douglas, 27, Miner, Scotch
Mrs. Douglas, 25, Housewife,
Scotch
Miss M. Douglas, 2½, Nil, Scotch
Master J. Douglas, 1½,
Nil, Scotch
Mr. J. Douglas, 49, Miner, Scotch
Mr. H. Douglas,
25, Miner, Scotch
Mr. T. Douglas, 23, Grocer, Scotch
Mr. J.
Douglas, 21, Miner, Scotch
The British Queen departed from
London on 28th January, 1883 and arrived in Lyttelton on Thursday, 17th
May, 1883.
having come out via Plymouth and Wellington.
Captain S
Nowell was in command.
DOUGLAS , Donald
DOUGLAS, C
DOUGLAS
, Donald
DOUGLAS , Frederick
The OXFORD sailed from
Gravesend 3 December 1881 and arrived in Auckland
10 March 1882. The
voyage took 98 days with Captain Braddock in command.
A Mr
Douglas was a Saloon class passenger
The Blue Jacket departed
from Liverpool on 23rd September, 1860 and arrived in Auckland on 22nd
January 1861,
via Melbourne. Captain James White was in command.
Elizabeth, Wm. John, Anne, Mary and Catherine DOUGLAS were among the
passengers.
The RMS COPTIC departed London on 30
September, 1893 and arrived in Wellington on 8 November, 1893.
H.
MORDLEY-DOUGLAS was a First Saloon passenger.
The Gala
departed from Gravesend on 2nd September, 1865 and arrived in Auckland
on 24th December, 1865.
Captain Thomas Shaw was in command.
John Douglas was an 'Assisted' passenger.
The MOERAKI
departed Sydney on Saturday, 19th October, 1907 and arrived in
Wellington
on Wednesday, 23rd October, 1907, with Captain Worrail in
command.
There was one passneger named Mr Douglas aboard.
The MEROPE, a 'fine new composite clipper ship', departed London on 29
July, 1870, and arrived in Lyttleton on 27 October,
1870, with
Captain Rose in command.
Aboard were Ellen (aged 15) and
Josephine (17) Douglas, both 'general servants' from Middlesex.
The Corinthic departed London on 11 September, 1913 and arrived
in Wellington on 27 October, 1913 via Teneriffe,
Capetown & Hobart.
Captain Frank Hart was in command.
Mr James Douglas, 21, an
English Gardener from London was onboard.
The DINAPORE
departed Gravesend on 17 April, 1857 and arrived in Auckland on 5
August, 1857. Captain James Loutit was in command.
George Douglas
travelled Steerage.
The barque GEELONG departed London on 21
March, 1862 and arrived at Port Chalmers on 5 August, 1862, with Captain
Wallace in command.
Elizabeth Douglas travelled Steerage.
The AYRSHIRE departed Liverpool on 10 April 1905 and arrived at Port
Chalmers, via Adelaide,
Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington and
Lyttelton, on 15 July 1905.
Captain Benjamin Coull was in command.
John W Douglas, a 26 year old Irish Salesman and Ruth Douglas, also
irish, disembarked in Sydney.
The RMS RIMUTAKA departed
London on 1 September, 1909 and arrived in Wellington, via Plymouth,
Teneriffe, Capetown
and Hobart, on 20 October, 1909, with Captain
Smith in command.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Douglas were Saloon
passengers.
The TURAKINA, the New Zealand Shipping Company's
new steamer, departed London on 11 September, 1902 and arrived at
Lyttelton on 30 October, 1902.
Mr R. M. Douglas travelled on to
Auckland
The ANNIE WILSON departed from Gravesend, London on 28th
May, 1863 and arrived in Auckland on 21st September 1863.
Captain
John Duckett was in command.
Among the passengers were Mary,
Janet, William, Hugh, Elizabeth, Jane, Annie, Archibald, John, Mrs
Carberry and Elizabeth Douglas
The Gertude departed from
London on 4th November, 1862 and arrived in Auckland on 9th February,
1863.
Captain J C Congdon was in command.
Rachael Douglas was
one of the passengers.
The ATHENIC departed London on 8
January 1909 and arrived in Wellington via Plymouth, Teneriffe, Capetown
and Hobart,
on 20 February 1909. Captain Charles H Kempson was in
command.
On board was F. S. Douglas, for Port Chalmers
The Auckland departed from Glasgow on 20th September, 1879 and
arrived in Port Chalmers
on 24th December, 1879. There were 7 deaths
and 5 births during the voyage.
Captain McDougall was in command.
John Douglas was among the passengers.
The QUEEN OF
BEAUTY departed Gravesend on 6 May, 1863 and arrived in Auckland on 9
August, 1863. During the voyage,
she was boarded from the
Confederate steamer 'Alabama,' by the second officer, who examined the
papers, and after taking
a glass of grog, went away. Previous to
Captain Chapman rounding his ship to, the ‘Alabama' fired three shots,
the last two
with blank cartridge, to which no attention was paid,
but the third sent a shot skipping across her bows, when it was
thought advisable to heave to. It was about 7 o'clock in the evening,
and the Captain describes the ‘Alabama' as a splendid
looking craft,
barque rigged; a model of naval architecture.
Captain Chapman was in
command.
Samuel Douglas was a Steerage passenger.
The
PLEIONE departed London on 15 August, 1880 and arrived at Wellington on
28th November, 1880.
Captain Renaut was in command.
Mary A
Douglas (19), a general servant from Forfar was aboard.
The
HUDSON departed London on 20 November 1874 and arrived in Napier on
12 February 1875, with Captain Trewyn in command.
H M Douglas
(27) a single man from Perth, carpenter was aboard.
The
FERNGLEN departed London on 9 December, 1876 and arrived at Napier
on
20 March 1877. Captain Fraser was in command.
Robert Douglas
921), a Farm Labourer from Monaghan was aboard.
The TRIUMPH
departed London on 23 September, 1883 and arrived at Auckland on 26
November, 1883.
The Triumph was under the command of Captain
Brotherton.
A total of 356 passengers arrived on this voyage.
Martha DOUGLAS was listed as a immigrant.
The WAIWERA
departed London on 4th April, 1906 and arrived in Wellington via
Plymouth, Capetown and Hobart,
on 27th May, 1906. Captain R D Lowden
was in command.
Thos. G. Douglas, a Navvy (31), single, English
from London was on board.
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