Ships of the Waikato Immagration Scheme Nz
Could be of interest to descendants of these australian immigrants
to the Waikato
Ships of the Waikato Immigration Scheme
All these ships arrived at the Port of Auckland.
SHIP PORT OF DEPARTURE DATE OF DEPARTURE DATE OF ARRIVAL PASSENGER LIST
Alfred Cape Town, South Africa Sep 1864 18 Nov 1864
Bombay London, England 12 Nov 1864 18 Mar 1865
Dauntless Dublin, Ireland 30 Dec 1864 15 May 1865
Eveline Cape Town, South Africa 1864 22 Jan 1865
Ganges Queenstown, Ireland 4 Nov 1864 14 Feb 1865
Helenslee Clyde, Scotland 10 Sep 1864 23 Dec 1864
Lancashire Witch London, England 10 Feb 1865 2 Jun 1865
Maori Cape Town, South Africa 7 Nov 1864 23 Dec 1864
Matoaka London, England 23 Sep 1864 3 Jan 1865
Reihersteig Cape Town, Cape Town 20 Oct 1864 24 Dec 1864
Resolute Glasgow, Scotland 14 Mar 1865 22 Jun 1865
Steinwaerder Cape Town, Cape Town 17 Aug 1864 14 Oct 1864
Viola Glasgow, Scotland 8 Dec 1864 4 Apr 1865
Queenstown in County Cork, Ireland is now known as Cobh.
Details about the Waikato Immigration Scheme of the 1860's, can be found HERE
Till we meet again - Regards - edmondsallan
thank you ngaire edith . those passenger lists - are excellent , Dare I say it -we make a good team - ( i say this with respect and as an admirer of your work ) kind regards
I always suspected you had a sense of humour Mr.Ed
hi Janilye - Sometimes you just got think outside the gloom or brick walls - Imagine if the three of us teamed up ????????? wow -ee !!!- I not only have sense of humour but sometimes my visions go haywire - any way thank you for your kind remarks -regards -->( ACE ) <--
P.S._my initials - fancy being born with them and having to live up to that rep all your life - ?? - Ha Ha !!
Mr Ed you do have a sense of humour. I just fell out of my chair laughing. Wow-eeee!!! What a vision! ngaireedith, Janilye, and last but not least. Mr ED!!! ngaireedith, Janilye putting out those great journals with historical and genealogy significance and substance. And you the pitch man. Hooray.. and rooting them on! "ACE" When I hear those initials, It reminds me of a swashbuckling and daring World War I pilot. Shoot another one down ACE!! Make them pay!
Yipeee!