Arthur Willis

Arthur Willis of A. Willis Sons and Co.
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Arthur Willis no info.
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Arthur Willis (of the Willis owners of Cutty Sark?) John Ellerker Boulcott.
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Arthur Willis (seemingly not connected to Willis the owners of famous clipper, Cutty Sark?) John Ellerker Boulcott.

Re New Zealand Company, City interests include: J. W. Buckle, John Pirie, J. Abel Smith, George Palmer, Stewart Marjoribanks, Arthur Willis, George Frederick Young and Joseph Somes, plus Lord Durham.
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1836: In May 1836 re NSW and VDL Commercial Associations, members include Richard Aspinall, John S. Brownrigg MP of Cockerell and Co., Robert Brooks, J. W. Buckle, S. Donaldson of Donaldson Wilkinson and Co., Duncan Dunbar of Duncan Dunbar and Sons, John Gore, Jacob Montefiore, William Walker (who has a son-in-law Donald Lanarch, a director of Bank of NSW) of Walker Bros and Co. and Arthur Willis of A. Willis Sons and Co.
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1840: Signatories 1840 for SA Colonial Land and Emigration Commission include: Angas, Brooks, Gore, Brownrigge, Cummins, Mangles Price and Co., Ellice Kinnear and Co., Pirie, Somes, Walker, Willis, James Bogle Smith, Magniac, Smiths and Co., Rickards Little and Co., and A. A. Gower Nephews and Co.
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1840s: Risers in the New Zealand trade of 1840s includes: J. Stayner and A. Willis and Co. which became H. H. Willis and Co. led by Arthur Willis who was an inaugural member of New Zealand Co.
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1841: March 1841, Australasian trade men meet re emigration regulations to Australia, including Buckle, Brooks, Gore, Donaldson, Lambert, Willis, Angas, Cummins, Thomas Icely, Alexander Smith of Liverpool, John Gilchrist from Glasgow (once resident in Sydney as director of UBA).
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Brooks is an investor, it all liquidates in a few years; other investors are Frederic Somes, John Gilmore, shipbroker W. S. Lindsay, and shareholders include: Thomas Baring and his partner Thomas Bates, oil merchants William Beale and Elhanan Bucknell, shipowner Money Wigram, NZ shipbroker Willis.

Richard Aspinall, John S. Brownrigg MP of Cockerell and Co, Robert Brooks, John William Buckle, S. Donaldson of Donaldson, Wilkinson and Co., Duncan Dunbar of Duncan Dunbar and Sons, John Gore, Jacob Montefiore, ([28]) William Walker (who had a son-in-law, Donald Lanarch, a director of Bank of New South Wales) of Walker Bros. and Co., Arthur Willis of A. Willis Sons and Co., and Joseph Moore formerly a clerk for Buckles and later a partner of Devitt and Moore. ([29])
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Arthur Willis (perhaps of the Willis owners of Cutty Sark?) John Ellerker Boulcott.
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Some investors were Frederic Somes, John Gilmore, shipbroker W. S. Lindsay, and shareholders included Thomas Baring and his partner Thomas Bates, oil merchants William Beale and Elhanan Bucknell, shipowner Money Wigram, and a New Zealand shipbroker Willis.
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Flower also has a second son, Arthur, who became chairman of Union Bank of Australia.
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By March 1841, Australasian trade men met regarding emigration regulations to Australia, including Buckle, Brooks, Gore, Donaldson, Lambert, Willis, Angas, Cummins, Thomas Icely, Alexander Smith of Liverpool, John Gilchrist from Glasgow (once resident in Sydney as director of UBA).
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The SA Colonial land and Emigration Commission of 1840 had signatories including George Fife Angas ([120]), Brooks, Gore, Brownrigg, Cummins, Mangles, Price and Co., Ellice Kinnear and Co., Pirie, Somes, Walker, Willis, James Bogle Smith, Magniac Smiths and Co., Rickards Little and Co., and AA Gower Nephews and Co.
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Arthur Willis, NZ Co. (It is uncertain if this man was of the family Willis, owners of the famed wool clipper Cutty Sark).
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Buckle, Brooks, Gore, Donaldson, Lambert, Willis, Angas, Cummins, Thomas Icely, Alexander Smith of Liverpool, John Gilchrist from Glasgow (once resident in Sydney as director of UBA).