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Title Log of the Euterpe, Volume 3, 1888-1890
Author Bowling, Captain Thomas
Date 22 Dec 1888 - 18 Mar 1890
Document Type Shipping Papers
Reference A0245.1.04
Library / Archive Maritime Museum of San Diego
Collection Name Euterpe/Star of India Log Book
Description Euterpe logbook detailing the conditions on voyages from Great Britain to Australia. Includes information about bad weather, cargo, desertion of crew members and the incarceration of a sailor in Chile. The log also includes a list of officers and crew on board the Euterpe and identifies them by rank and occupation and a list of passengers traveling from London, England to Wellington, New Zealand.
Series Description Series I - Log Books.
Biographical Note / History The Euterpe was built in the town of Ramsey on the Isle of Man (located in the Irish Sea off the northwest coast of Britain) in 1863. The Euterpe is a full-rigged, iron-hulled windjammer vessel, which served Great Britain well, making numerous trips to India hauling jute and New Zealand transporting passengers. During these first three decades of service the Euterpe made 21 round-the-world trips. In 1897 she was sold to the Pacific Colonial Ship Company of San Francisco, California and the Euterpe made voyages from the Pacific Northwest to Australia and Hawaii transporting lumber, sugar, copper ore and coal.
Theme(s) Ships and Shipping Lines
Country (from) Great Britain; New Zealand; Chile
Country (to) New Zealand; Chile; Germany
Places Wallaroo, Kangaroo Island, Australia; Flores Island, Azores; Cornwall, England
Ports London, Falmouth, England; Wellington, New Zealand; Port Pirie, Port Germein, Melbourne, Australia; Iquique, Chile; Hamburg, Germany
Ships Euterpe
People Bowling, Captain Thomas; document includes lists of passenger names
Keywords cargo, coal, convict, crime, Pacific Colonial Ship Company, sailor, shipping, bad weather
Language English
Document(s) linked to Log of the Euterpe, Volume 4, 1890-1892
Copyright Maritime Museum of San Diego