Australian whaler Pryde visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Fishermen in boats have been attacking a whale but one boat is upset and a man is falling out. Coloured engraving by F. Duncan after W.J. Huggins 1834

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the Australian whaler Pryde, master Licas, of Hobart, Tasmania, 22 tuns sperm on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

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Papers Past

Australian whaler Maria Laura visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Fishermen in boats have been attacking a whale but one boat is upset and a man is falling out. Coloured engraving by F. Duncan after W.J. Huggins 1834

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the Australian whaler Mauria Laura commanded by master Kennedy, of Hobart Town, Tasmania on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

Australian whaler Pacific visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Fishermen in boats have been attacking a whale but one boat is upset and a man is falling out. Coloured engraving by F. Duncan after W.J. Huggins 1834

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the Australian whaler Sherbert, master Sherbert, of Hobart Town, Tasmania, 32 tuns sperm on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

Australian whaler Emily Downing visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Fishermen in boats have been attacking a whale but one boat is upset and a man is falling out. Coloured engraving by F. Duncan after W.J. Huggins 1834

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the Australian whaler Emily Downing, master Lucas, of Hobart Town, Tasmania, 54 tuns sperm, on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

American whaler Three Brothers visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Biodiversity Heritage Library

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the American whaler Three Brothers, ship, 384 tons, master Swain, of Nantucket, 600 barrels sperm on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

American whaler Daniel Wood visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Biodiversity Heritage Library

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the American whaler Daniel Wood, ship, 345 tons, master Richmond, of New Bedford, 300 barrels sperm oil, 300 barrels whale oil on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

American whaler Empire visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Biodiversity Heritage Library

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the American whaler Empire, ship, 403 yons, master Macomber, of New Bedford, 450 barrels sperm oil on 8 Feburary 0ff Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

American whaler Minerva visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Biodiversity Heritage Library

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the American whaler Minerva, barque, 291 yons, master Penniman, of New Bedford,750 barrels sperm oil on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

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Papers Past

American whaler Marion visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Biodiversity Heritage Library

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the American whaler Marion, barque, 328 tons, master Pierce, of New Bedford, 1,350 barrel sperm oil on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

American whaler Waverley visited Chatham Island, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

Biodiversity Heritage Library

An item referred to a statement of master Marcy of the whaler Napoleon who spoke the American whaler Waverley, ship, 327 tons master [William H.] Vinal, of New Bedford, 1,500 barrels sperm oil, 500 barrels whale oil on 8 February off Chatham Island, New Zealand.(1)

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Note

1. Archipelago, officially named The Chatham Islands Territory, about 430 nautical miles east of South Island, New Zealand.

Source

Papers Past

American merchant ship attacked off Chatham Island by enemy submarine according to the U.S. Joint Intelligence Committee. Daily summary dated 17 April 1942

An item reported that an American merchant ship was attacked by an enemy submarine in the vicinity of 45.30 south latitude and 174.10 west longitude near Chatham Island, around 500 miles east of Wellington, New Zealand.

Source

Map Room Papers (Roosevelt Administration), 1942 - 1945. U.S. Joint Intelligence Committee. Daily summary No. 128 dated 17 April 1942

Barque Wallaby bound for whaling grounds according to the New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator dated 1 June 1842

An item reported the departure on 31 May of the barque Wallaby 287 tons master Bailley for Chatham Island and the whaling grounds.