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Papurau Captain John Hughes / Papers of Captain John Hughes

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/6774/11	MEMBERSHIP CARD of the Mercantile Marine Service Association issued to Captain John Hughes.	[pre 1918 July]
XM/6774/12	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ? Auckland - re the experiences of the crew of the Inverness.	1918 [July] 11
XM/6774/13	RECEIPTED BILL, copy, of the Superintendent, Mercantile Marine, Auckland to the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand for the sum of £56 8s. for the subsistence and transportation of members of the ... more	1918 July 12
XM/6774/14	DEPOSITIONS of the crew of the Inverness taken before the Superintendent of Mercantile Marine, Auckland re the loss of the Inverness.	1918 July 15-18
XM/6774/15	REPORT of procedings (28 August 1918) in the Magistrate’s Court at Auckland dominion of New Zealand, re the loss of the barque Inverness. The court found that no blame was attributable to the m... more	1918 Aug. 30
XM/6774/16	PASSPORT of Captain John Hughes issued by the governor general of the Dominion of New Zealand.	1918 Aug.
XM/6774/17	LETTER: M. Woolf of Woolf and Marley, dealers in ostrich feathers, fans, boas and South African native curios, shipping tailors and providers, Short’s Arcade, Point, Durban, to Captain Hughes, e... more	1918 Sept. 4
XM/6774/18	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the Rand Daily Mail re the experiences of the crew of the Inverness after they were forced to abandon the ship.	1918 Sept. 6
XM/6774/19	LETTER: R.D. Brailli and Co., shipowners, 62 and 63 Bute St., Cardiff, to captain John Hughes, Sab [sic] Fransisco replying to his several mails since the loss of the Inverness. They had advised Mrs.... more	1918 Sept.26
XM/6774/20	ENVELOPE from Bute Docks, Cardiff, addressed to Captain John Hughes in command of a sailing ship bound for San Fransisco, c/o Messrs Wilson and Co., ship store merchants, Sanfransisco. Endorsed: "... more	1918 Sept. 26

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