BETWEEN
ENGLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA,
Sail from London every alternate Tuesday, and from Dartmouth for Cape Town every alternate Friday.
Extra Steamers are despatched from London and Dartmouth every 28 days, and oftener if required by the Trade.
LIST OF VESSELS.
| Tons. | Tons. | ||||
| "KINFAUNS CASTLE"———— | 3507 | "GRANTULLY CASTLE"———— | 3489 | ||
| "WARWICK CASTLE" | 2957 | "CONWAY CASTLE" | 2966 | ||
| "BALMORAL CASTLE" | 2948 | "EDINBURGH CASTLE" | 2678 | ||
| "DUBLIN CASTLE" | 2911 | "WALMER CASTLE" | 2446 | ||
| "DUNROBIN CASTLE" | 2811 | "TAYMOUTH CASTLE" | 1827 | ||
| "DUART CASTLE" | 1825 | "DUNKELD" | 1158 | ||
| "LAPLAND" | 1269 | "MELROSE" | 840 | ||
| "ELIZABETH MARTIN" | 1246 | "FLORENCE" | 695 | ||
| "COURLAND" | 1241 | "VENICE" | 511 |
Mails, Passengers, and Goods conveyed to and from Cape Town, Mossel Bay, Port Elizabeth (Algoa Bay), Port Alfred (Kowie River), East London and Natal. The Royal Mail Steamers call at Madeira, and, at stated intervals, at St. Helena and Ascension.
Mauritius.—The Mail packets of the above Line convey Mails and Passengers for Mauritius once every four weeks. Transhipment is effected at Cape Town. Cargo for Mauritius is taken fortnightly by the Mail Steamers from London.