Help!! No idea where in Australia

[sparrett]

Don't we just know from experience Trish, how determined some of those old buggers were to do their bit.
Fibbing and fumbling to get into the forces to defend the right!!
Sue

[sparrett]

  On
http://proarchives.imagineering.com.au/
the only possible entry to Victoria for her which shows is
Miss Graves 1918 per Levuka.
However it comes not from Uk
 Says (F)
??
Sue

[trish251]

A couple of siblings for Karl
Edna Ida Gladys Carlton 1907 9237
Fran Horace Carlton 1905 1762

Trish

Perhaps she stopped off somewhere on the way Sue 

[sparrett]

Yes, Trish, that is quite likely I suppose.
The ship Levuka was a steamer built in 1910 in Glasgow
It seems to have been named after Levuka Fiji. so it possibly viited the South SEas en route.
Sue
[wish it was me!]

[tropicalj]

hello 

the  Port code doesn't  mean  country  of  origin

as  per  provic  source  it  says

The Port code (B, F or N) indicates which series of microfiche to look at and does not necessarily indicate the passengers' nationality.
 

regards jenn

[trish251]

Far as I know Jenn, F means Foreign port, B British and N New Zealand - where the boat came from - not where the passengers were born. If the lass came from England, one would have thought B for British Port - but if she had a stopover in Asia - F would be the one 

I could be corrected - I often get it wrong

Trish

[tropicalj]

HEllo there Trisha


the  quote  I  have  taken  that from  is  the  provic site  so 
i  don't  know  I  suspect Genni  may though

regards jenn

[sparrett]

The codes may very well mean both series and home port.
with the categories coded using the point of origin for ease and common-sense
Sue

[erika]

WOW

I've only just got up, English time!!!!!!

What wonderful people you all are.
Thank you very much, I've got lots to look for later when I return from work.

I'm sure something there looks very promising indeed.
Hope you all have a great day.

Many thanks
Erika