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Offline Neale1961

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Re: Shipping Route Plymouth to Brisbane
« Reply #9 on: Monday 10 February 25 22:05 GMT (UK) »
Between Port Said and Thursday Island, I would expect Aden or / and Colombo (Ski Lanka).
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Re: Shipping Route Plymouth to Brisbane
« Reply #10 on: Monday 10 February 25 22:45 GMT (UK) »
Yes Neale1961 
That was my thoughts too. It often depended on who was going to where and if the ship carried cargo as well as passengers.  Most did back then.
 Was it a steam ship by the dates between stops I think so.

This has made me think bout my grandmother traveling 1912 back to England. No idea what ship she was on. 

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Re: Shipping Route Plymouth to Brisbane
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 11 February 25 01:23 GMT (UK) »
Yes, I suspect it probably stopped at Colombo.

Certainly Colombo was noted as a port at which the Waipara stopped in November 1912 on its voyage from London to Brisbane.
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