Wreck of a Barque
The barque, Marie bound for Mozambique from Adelaide, has been wrecked on the coast of Madagascar, and plundered by the natives. The crew took to the boats and landed at…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1890
130 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 7
Valuable Wreckage
The hull of H.M.S. Orpheus, which vessel was wrecked in Manaku Harbour, New Zealand, in 1863, has been washed ashore at North Head…
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The river steamer Allyn sank at Newcastle this morning with 800 bags of produce on board, the same having just been transhipped from a New Zealand…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Probable Cause of a Wreck
In answer to inquiries addressed by persons interested in the missing ship Marlborough, the agents state that they are of opinion that the Marlborough in the course of her voyage…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Queensland's Wrecked Emigrants
The emigrants to Queensland who were wrecked on board the Dacca in the Red Sea are well in health and still aboard the relieving ship at Aden. It is proposed to tranship them…
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The emigrants for Queensland who were wrecked in the British India S.N. Company's s.s Dacca in the Red Sea, are all well in health…
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The steamer You Yangs has foundered on the South Australian coast on her voyage from Adelaide to Sydney. She struck on a sunken rock, but was…
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The missing boat's crew of the wrecked steamer You Yangs have been found in a starving condition and brought to Kings-cote in a cart…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Discoverers of Australia. the Ancient Wreck in Victoria
With reference to the mystery of the buried ship near Warrnambool. which the Victorian Minister of Public Works is determined to solve the "Warragul…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Steamer Sunk
A report reached town this evening that the Parramatta harbor steamer, Squirrel, had sunk in the river, having sprung a leak. The Squirrel left the…
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The steamers Hesketh and Egmont collided near Bulli yesterday. Both vessels were badly damaged…
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The official inquiry into the sinking of the steamer Dacca, in the Red Sea, has been concluded. The court held the chief officer alone to blame, on account…
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A fire, which threatened to be followed with serious result, broke out on board the Steamer Burrumbeet at Darling Harbour last night. It was, however…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Loss of the Steamer Nelson. the Scene of the Wreck
The approach to Launceston is made through Port Dalrymple, a wide estuary of the River Tamar, about 50 miles long. A vessel arriving from the north, as the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. Sydney, Wednesday Morning. Fire on a Steamer
A fire broke out on board the steamer Barcoora, lying in Circular Quay, at midnight, but owing to the promptness of the crew the flames were extinguished…
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The steamer Express is ashore at the east side of Nelson's Bay. Her position is not considered dangerous. Later : She is flouted off. By latest accounts…
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The Superintendent of Telegraphs has been advised by the Adelaide office—"Steamer Adelaide leaves Port Darwin at noon to-morrow. Cable messages…
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870 ingots of copper were recovered last week from the wreck of the steamer Dackenfield, at Long Reef…
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The western union telegraph offices in New York have been wrecked by an explosion. There were many narrow escapes…
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The sunken schooner Victoria was successfully lifted at Bradley's Head and towed to the beach on Saturday…
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