NEW ZEALAND PASSENGER LISTS
ROMULUS
GRAVESEND, LONDON TO AUCKLAND
DEPARTED LONDON 26 JUNE 1862 ARRIVED AUCKLAND 17 OCTOBER 1862
From the Daily Southern Cross 20 October 1862 p3. Volume XVIII Issue 1637.
ARRIVAL OF THE ROMULUS
The ship signalled on Saturday afternoon, and which by many was supposed to be the "Indian Empire" (now overdue), proved to be the "Romulus", Captain Lord of Bristol, from London. She left Gravesend on June 26th, and had consequently been 113 days upon the voyage. She brings 121 passengers and a cargo of general merchandise. While working down the Channel she experienced constantly, head winds until 12 July. Crossed the equator on August 10th, m27 W. On September ? she passed the meridian of the Cape m 42 S. On Tuesday 14th inst, made the Three Kings, and came to an anchor in the Waitemata on Saturday evening at 8pm. The Romulus experienced fine weather all the voyage out. Mr D Nathan is her agent. Total 97 adults, 20 children between 1 and 12, and 6 infants.
| AGAR | A W | Warehouseman |
| ARNOLD | Joseph | Labourer |
| ARNOLD | William | Labourer |
| ATKINS | Joseph | Druggist |
| BELL | George | Farmer |
| BESWICK | William | Farmer |
| BLYTHE | William | Farmer |
| BOYD | J | Farmer |
| BRUCE | David | Labourer |
| BRUCE | Grace | Servant |
| CARLIN | Cecilia | Servant |
| CHALMERS | William | Farmer |
| CLARK | R (Ensign) | Cabin |
| CONLEY | William | Labourer |
| COOK | James | Labourer |
| COOKSON | Edmund | Farmer |
| COOKSON | Joseph | Farmer |
| DAVIS | Maria Mrs, Maria | Housewife |
| DICKSON | W, Ann Mrs, William, Clara, Walter, Alexander and Charles | Clerk |
| EARLY | J W | Farmer |
| ELLIS | Albert | Farmer |
| ELLIS | Sydney L | Farmer |
| FARRAR | John | Labourer |
| FIELD | W F | Farmer |
| FIELDING | Daniel | Butcher |
| FORMAN | George | Carpenter |
| FORMAN | Marshall | Carpenter |
| HAMILTON | M | Labourer |
| HEYDEN | Patrick | Distiller |
| HOLLAND | George | Bricklayer |
| HOLLAND | L Mrs, Susan, Georgina, Ellen, Arthur, Horatio, Alma and John | Housewife |
| HOLLAND | Phoebe | Servant |
| JOHNSTON | Benjamin | Farmer |
| JONES | John | Farmer |
| JONES | John, Elizabeth Mrs, Annie, William John and James M | Labourer |
| KENME | James A C | Farmer |
| LAVER | Charles, Caroline Mrs, Laura M | Carpenter |
| LEA | James | Farmer |
| LENDRUM | George | Labourer |
| LENDRUM | Robert | Labourer |
| LITTLEPROUD | Henry | Labourer |
| LUNN | Thomas | Farmer |
| MACKENZIE | Francis | Compositor |
| MACKENZIE | Francis, wife, Fanny, Bessie, Caroline, Phoebe and Donald | Carpenter |
| MACKENZIE | John | Baker |
| MACKENZIE | Kenneth | Labourer |
| MACONN | James, Priscilla Mrs, Ann Jane | Farmer |
| MAUNDER | George | Farmer |
| McKIE | Jane (Mrs), Elizabeth and William John | Housewife |
| MONTGOMERY | Samuel | Labourer |
| MUNRO | Isabella | Servant |
| MUNRO | Jessie | Servant |
| MUNRO | William | Farmer |
| NAYLOR | William | Labourer |
| NICHOL | Richard, Sarah Mrs, Martha, Phyllis, Richard, Ann and Caroline | Butcher |
| OVERDON | W | Farmer |
| PAPWORTH | Richard, Ann Mrs | Butcher |
| PEEK | Richard | Labourer |
| PHILLIPS | Gerald | Farmer |
| QUINLAW | James, Eliza Mrs | Labourer |
| RATCLIFFE | E F | Servant |
| RAWDEN | Henry | Labourer |
| REA | Hugh | Labourer |
| REA | Thomas | Labourer |
| RIDLER | James | Farmer |
| ROBSON | James | Glazier |
| SCOTT | Matthew | Ship carpenter |
| SHERLOCK | John | Labourer |
| SHERLOCK | Judith | Servant |
| SIMPSON | Barbara | Servant |
| SMITH | Alfred | Butcher |
| SMITH | George | Farmer |
| SMITH | Henry | Farmer |
| SMITH | Melville | Farmer |
| SMYTH | Wilson | Labourer |
| STAUNTON | John | Farmer |
| STEGGALL | Robert M, Mary Ann | Labourer |
| TAYLOR | Benjamin | Carpenter |
| THOROGOOD | William | Barman |
| TYLDEN | C (Ensign) | Cabin |
| WHITE | George | Farmer |
| WILKIN | Robert | Farmer |
| YOUNG | Mary Mrs | Widow |
| YOUNG | W J | Carpenter |
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