Shipboard Diaries Passage to New Zealand J.L. Nicholas, Active, Sydney to Bay of Islands 1814 J. Buller, Patriot, Sydney to Hokianga 1836 E.J. Wakefield, Tory, Plymouth to Wellington 1840 A. Marjoribanks, Bengal Merchant, London to Wellington 1840 Revd. James Watkin, Regia, Sydney to Waikouaiti 1840 Captain's Log, Thomas Harrison, London to Nelson 1842 McLeod Orbell, Mariner, England to Otago 1849 Richard Pheney, Eden, London to New Plymouth 1850 Edward Ward, Charlotte Jane, Plymouth to Lyttelton 1850 Unknown Author, Charlotte Jane, Plymouth to Lyttelton 1850 Unknown Author, Randolph, Plymouth to Lyttelton 1850 Unknown Author, Sir George Seymour, Plymouth to Lyttelton 1850 Unknown Author, Cressy, Gravesend to Lyttelton 1850 C. Warren Adams, Canterbury, London to Lyttelton 1851 John Rochfort, Marmora, Gravesend to Lyttelton 1851 Edwin Hodder, John Blank, London to Nelson 1858 Thomas Barnhill, Cheviot, Greenock to Dunedin 1859 George Manners, Tornado, Liverpool to Auckland 1859 Unknown Author, Pirate, Melbourne to Otago 1860 Samuel Butler, Roman Emperor, London to Lyttleton 1860 Thomas Reid, Robert Henderson, Glasgow to Bluff 1862 Sarah Courage, Frenchman, Plymouth to Lyttelton 1863 Lady Barker, Albion, Melbourne to Lyttelton 1865 Rev Robert Taylor, Hydaspes, London to Lyttelton 1869 Marianne Manchester, Excelsior, London to Auckland 1870 The Memorable Voyage of the Barque Adamant 1875 Emily Summerhays, Halcione, Gravesend to Wellington 1875 Frances Pheney, Dallam Tower, England to Port Chalmers 1878 Alfred Simmons, Stad Haarlem, Plymouth to Lyttelton 1879 The Surgeon's Log, Crusader, London to Lyttelton 1879 William Harris, British Empire, London to Auckland 1879 Unknown Passenger, Lady Jocelyn, London to Tauranga 1881 Robert Ferguson, Pleiades, Glasgow to Dunedin 1886 John Fraser, Ionic, Plymouth to Port Chalmers 1888 Coming Soon Jessie Campbell, Blenheim from Greenock to Wellington - 1840 Alfred Fell, Lord Auckland from Gravesend to Nelson - 1841 Isaac Hardy, Larkins from London to Port Chalmers - 1849 Robert Hutton, Cartsburn from Greenock to Port Chalmers - 1874