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The following list is held by the Maritime | The following list is held by the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, England. | ||
It includes crew members between Port Adelaide and Port Augusta who may have left the ''City of Adelaide'' before the clipper left Port Augusta for London. | It includes crew members between Port Adelaide and Port Augusta who may have left the ''City of Adelaide'' before the clipper left Port Augusta for London. | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 28 August 2010
| Voyage to London in 1885 | |
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| Under command of | Captain Edward Alston |
| Departure port | Port Augusta |
| Departure date | 4th October 1884 |
| Arrival port | London |
| Arrival date | 27th January 1885 |
| Voyage duration | 115 days |
The City of Adelaide discharged her cargo in Port Adelaide, then sailed for Port Augusta on 22nd August 1884 and arrived on the 26th. She steadily loaded her return cargo and sailed from Port Augusta on 4 October 1884, arriving in London on 27 January 1885 after a voyage of 115 days.
Passenger List
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Crew List
The following list is held by the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, England. It includes crew members between Port Adelaide and Port Augusta who may have left the City of Adelaide before the clipper left Port Augusta for London.
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Cargo List
The ship's cargo comprised 3,618 bales of greasy wool (weighing 1,359,171 pounds), 133 bales of scoured wool (weighing 38,248 pounds), 1 bale of cloth clippings, 84 tons of silver-lead, 59 tons of manganese, and 36 tons of bark.[1]
The cargo totalled 803 tons at a Declared Value of 59,747 pounds sterling.[2]
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