They did things in style back then!!

Browsing old books about Shimla, I found this gem in one by S. J. Duncan sometime ago. It's too priceless for words.
The era is Victorian. The family small: a young mother, three children & their ayah (maid). The journey is complicated: they are moving from Calcutta to Shimla. The distribution of their luggage is as follows:
1st camel load: Two large trunks & two small ones with clothing.
2nd camel load: One large trunk containing children's clothing, plate chest, three bags, one bonnet-box.
3rd camel load: Three boxes of books, one box containing folding chairs light tin box with clothing.
4th camel load: Four cases of stores, four cane chairs, saddle stand & mackintosh sheets.
5th camel load: One chest of drawers, two iron cots(!), tea table, pans for washing up.
6th camel load: Second chest of drawers, screen, lamps, lanterns, hanging wardrobes.
7th camel load: Two boxes containing house-linen, two casks containing ornaments, ice-pails & doormats.
8th camel load: Three casks of crockery, another cask containing ornaments, fitler purdah bamboos, tennis-poles (!).
9th camel load: Hot case, milk safe, baby's tub and stand, sewing machine, fender and irons, water cans, pitchers.
10th camel load: Three boxes containing saddlery, kitchen utensils, carpets.
11th camel load: Two boxes containing drawing room sundries, servants' cots, iron bath (huh?), cheval glass, plate basket.

Travel light, anyone?!