American whaler L.C. Richmond visited Lahaina, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 19 November 1853

An item reported the arrival at Lahaina, Hawaii on 7 November of the American whaler L.C. Richmond master Cochran of New Bedford coming from the Arctic 700 barrels whale oil 11,000 lbs bone

American whaler Hibernia visited Hillo, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 2 December 1854

An item reported the arrival at Hillo, Hawaii on 15 November of the American whaler Hibernia, master Jeffrey, of New Bedford, 1,400 barrels whale oil, 28,000 pound whale bone

American whaler Copia visited Hillo, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 2 December 1854

An item reported the arrival at Hillo, Hawaii on 15 November of the American whaler Copia, master Newell, of New Bedford, 1,000 barrels whale oil, 10,000 pound whale bone

American whaler Janus visited Honolulu, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 16 October 1853

An item reported the arrival at Honolulu, Hawaii on12 October of the American whaler Janus master Cornell of New Bedford from the Arctic 1,000 barrels whale oil 18,000 lbs bone.

American whaler Jirah Perry spoken according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 14 October 1854

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An item reported that the American whaler Hope master Gifford spoke on 25 August the American whaler Jirah Perry of New Bedford 1,150 barrels sperm oil this season 550 barrels

American whaler James Mauray left The Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

An item reported the departure of the American whaler James Mauray, ship, 395 tons, master Wing, of New Bedford on 19 February for the whaling grounds.(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Elizabeth left The Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

An item reported the departure of the American whaler Elizabeth, ship, 329 tons, master Winslow, of New Bedford on 19 February .(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Stafford left The Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

An item reported the departure of the American whaler Stafford, barque, 206 tons, master Pierce, of New Bedford on 19 February.(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Bartholomew Gosnold left The Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

An item reported the departure of the American whaler Bartholomew Gosnold, ship, 356 tons, master Clark, of New Bedford for the USA on 14 February.(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Jireh Perry left The Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

An item reported the departure of the American whaler Jireh Perry, ship, 345 tons, master Sherman, of New Bedford for the whaling grounds on 13 February.(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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

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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)

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

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

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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.

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

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

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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.

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

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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.

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American whaler Brighton visited Lahaina, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 19 November 1853

An item reported the arrival at Lahaina, Hawaii on 10 Noveber of the American whaler Brighton master Weaver of New Bedford coming from Ochotsk 800 barrels whale oil 5,000 lbs bone

American whaler Martha visited Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

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An item reported that the American whaler Martha, barque, 360 tons, master Daily, of New Bedford, 2,000 barrels whale oil, 250 barrels sperm oil, all told, arrived on 26 February at The Bay of Island  (1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Mermaid visited Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

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An item reported that the American whaler Mermaid, barque, 330 tons, master Jencks, of Westport, 250 barrels sperm oil, arrived on 26 February at The Bay of Islands.(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Two Brothers visited Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

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An item reported that the American whaler Two Brothers, 288 tons, master Davis, of New Bedford, 1,250 barrels sperm oil, all told, arrived on 26 February at The Bay of Islands.(1)

Note

1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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American whaler Gay Head visited Bay of Islands, New Zealand according to the newspaper Otago Daily Times dated 25 March 1862

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An item reported that the American whaler Gay Head, ship, 389 tons, master Lawrence, of New Bedford, 650 barrels sperm oil, 100 barrels whale oil, arrived on 25 February at The Bay of Islands.(1)

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1. Bay of Islands, area on the east coast of the Far North District, North Island, New Zealand.

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