_Loch Etive_ 286 _Argonaut_ in the Clyde 286 _Cimba_ 290 _Sophocles_ 296 _Illawarra_ 301 Captain Pattman 301 _Loch Torridon_, with perforated Sails 308 _Loch Torridon_ 318 _Port Jackson_ 323 _Port Jackson_ in the Thames 323 _Derwent_, off Gravesend 327 _Mount Stewart_ 327 _Torridon_ 328 _Mount Stewart_ 335 _Cromdale_ 335 _Brierholme_ 340 _Crusader_ 352 _Cospatrick_ 352 _Wild Deer_ 355 _Christian McCausland_ 364 _Piako_ 364 _Turakina_, ex-_City of Perth_ 370 _Otaki_ Becalmed 370 _Akaroa_ 377 _Invercargill_, off Tairoa Heads 377 _Timaru_ 382 _Wellington_, at Picton, Queen Charlotte Sound 382 _Westland_ 384 _Taranaki_ 384 _Ben Venue_ 386 _Lady Jocelyn_ 386 PLANS. _Champion of the Seas_ 73 _Lightning_ 73 Sail Plan of _Ben Cruachan_ and _Ben Voirlich_ 234 Sail Plan of _Loch Moidart_ and _Loch Torridon_ 304 THE COLONIAL CLIPPERS. PART I. THE EMIGRANT SHIPS. Those splendid ships, each with her grace, her glory, Her memory of old song or comrade’s story, Still in my mind the image of life’s need, Beauty in hardest action, beauty indeed. “They built great ships and sailed them” sounds most brave, Whatever arts we have or fail to have; I touch my country’s mind, I come to grips With half her purpose thinking of these ships.