Hurunui1881

HURUNUI
Ship: 1013 tons
Captain:
Barclay
Surgeon Superintendent:
Sailed London September 24th 1880 - arrived Wellington January 12th 1881

The Hurunui, one of five ships built in 1875 by Palmers and Co. for the New Zealand Shipping Company's flag, was an unfortunate craft. She had a narrow escape when bound for Otago by colliding in the English Channel with another of the company's ships, the Waitara, bound for Wellington, and, after sailing the seas for forty years, was sunk on the 4th May, 1915, off St. Catherine's Point, Isle of White, by a German submarine.
White Wings - Sir Henry Brett

Name Age County Occupation
Saloon Passengers
Arthur Mr
Miss
Hart Florence
Ernest
Kay Miss Died on board
Kevern H
McLean Constance
Alaster
Stewart
Tomes Miss
Rattray Mr J Died on board
Williams Mr
Mrs
Margaret
Wynne Dr
Alice
Second Cabin Passengers
Andrew Mrs
Durant Mr
Hallum Mr Died on board
Kay Mr
Nicoll Mary
Lucy
Laura
Alexander
Riby Mr
Mrs
Alice
Lucy
Emma
Winifred
Williams Miss
Steerage Passengers
Adcock John
Mrs
Bradley Eliza
Ewart Maria
Garlick Annie
Charles
Bessie
Goodwin James
Two stowaways were landed at Weymouth

                              

Copyright Denise & Peter 2007

Reference:
Evening Post January 13th 1881