Port Archives, 1891-1892. Box 17
Maker
Napier Harbour Board
The New Zealand Shipping Company Limited
Production date
1891
1892
Current rights
All Rights Reserved
Object detail
Brief Description
Port Archives from 18910 to 1892. Box 17.
1. Telegram Book from the New Zealand Shipping Company Ltd.
2. Carbon copy imprints of handwritten telegrams sent from Napier Harbour Board Office, 19 January 1891 to 19 May 1892. Alphabetical Index included. Contains 498 Telegram pages. 3. Correspondence mainly by W. J. Willcocks, Manager of the New Zealand Shipping Company at the Spit from 1890. Includes a smaller number of telegrams by Mr J. E. Cato and Dr Thomas Hitchings, and one letter.
Further items found between leaves of Telegram Book.
These include:
a) Letter from New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Account of Returns on Shipments, 2 June 1892 (pp.166-167).
b) Telegram from Dunedin: regarding Whiston, Castor, Governing, 10 November 1891 (pp.206-207).
c) Telegram from Henry Rose, Wellington to New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Early Application to go on Slip by Castor, 10 November 1891 (pp.207-208).
d) Telegram from Mr Willcocks to Mr J. C. Cato, New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Urgent message concerning loading of van Gelen Te Kau and Buckingham; Captain Whitson not to discharge until further instructions given, 10 November 1891 (pp.207-208).
e) Telegram from Wairoa: regarding S.S. Wairoa Authorised to Sail, 10 November 1891 (pp.207-208).
f) Telegram from Mr Willocks, Gisborne to Mr J. Cato, New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Make arrangements to secure Wool Landing with Fulton and Banner and advise Kettle, 10 November 1891 (pp.209-210).
g) Telegram from Mr Isaac Gibbs to New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Consulting Underwriters on discharge of damaged wool ex-Castor, 10 November 1891 (pp.209-210).
h) Telegram from Mr Willcocks, Gisborne to Mr J. Cato: regarding Advise Captain not to discharge, 10 November 1891 (pp.209-210).
i) Telegram from Mr A Davidson, Wairoa to Mr Cato: regarding Time of Departure, 10 November 1891 (pp.405-406).
1. Telegram Book from the New Zealand Shipping Company Ltd.
2. Carbon copy imprints of handwritten telegrams sent from Napier Harbour Board Office, 19 January 1891 to 19 May 1892. Alphabetical Index included. Contains 498 Telegram pages. 3. Correspondence mainly by W. J. Willcocks, Manager of the New Zealand Shipping Company at the Spit from 1890. Includes a smaller number of telegrams by Mr J. E. Cato and Dr Thomas Hitchings, and one letter.
Further items found between leaves of Telegram Book.
These include:
a) Letter from New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Account of Returns on Shipments, 2 June 1892 (pp.166-167).
b) Telegram from Dunedin: regarding Whiston, Castor, Governing, 10 November 1891 (pp.206-207).
c) Telegram from Henry Rose, Wellington to New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Early Application to go on Slip by Castor, 10 November 1891 (pp.207-208).
d) Telegram from Mr Willcocks to Mr J. C. Cato, New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Urgent message concerning loading of van Gelen Te Kau and Buckingham; Captain Whitson not to discharge until further instructions given, 10 November 1891 (pp.207-208).
e) Telegram from Wairoa: regarding S.S. Wairoa Authorised to Sail, 10 November 1891 (pp.207-208).
f) Telegram from Mr Willocks, Gisborne to Mr J. Cato, New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Make arrangements to secure Wool Landing with Fulton and Banner and advise Kettle, 10 November 1891 (pp.209-210).
g) Telegram from Mr Isaac Gibbs to New Zealand Shipping Company: regarding Consulting Underwriters on discharge of damaged wool ex-Castor, 10 November 1891 (pp.209-210).
h) Telegram from Mr Willcocks, Gisborne to Mr J. Cato: regarding Advise Captain not to discharge, 10 November 1891 (pp.209-210).
i) Telegram from Mr A Davidson, Wairoa to Mr Cato: regarding Time of Departure, 10 November 1891 (pp.405-406).
Collection
Production date
1891
1892
1892
Production place
Production technique
Media/Materials description
Paper and cardboard and cloth. Dark blue cloth binding and binding tape. Dark blue patterned end papers. Bound by thin string. Spine and book cover corners leather bound. Blue and black ink. Lead pencil and purple and blue coloured pencil.
Media/Materials
Measurements
Height x Width: 285 x 240mm
Classification terms
Subject person
Subject date
1891
1892
1892
Current rights
All Rights Reserved
Credit line
gifted by Hawke's Bay Regional Council.
Other number(s)
m2007/63/17, 45111
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