The Newfield Wreck
The wreck of the Newfield is due to the captain mistaking the Nelson light for King's Island. The vessel is lying; about 250yds. from the shore. A lifeboat was…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1892
115 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 6
Wrecked in the Hooghly a British Steamer Sinks. London
A painful circumstance has been reported in connection with the loss of the British steamer Anglia, belonging to the Anchor line, which capsized in the River…
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A telegram from Point Campbell reports another wreck on the Victorian coast…
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The wrecked ship Newfield is still holding together, but it is expected that she will shortly break up…
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Another wreck is reported, that of the Sherbrook which is said to have foundered on the Victorian coast. A quantity of wreckage has been washed…
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The following account given by the First Mate of the wreck of the Newfield on the Victorian coast appears in yesterday's Telegraph :—Mr. R. Simpson, First Mate of…
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A telegram from New York reports a terrible disaster on Lake Superior. A steamer, which was canght in a violent storm, filled with water and sunk. A yawl was manned…
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A steamer has foundered in Lake Superior, America. Twenty-six of the passengers were drowned…
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The British ship Alumbaghh was wrecked during a hurricane in the Altantie [?] Thirty-five lives were lost…
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The ketch Seabird has been wrecked on the Victorian coast, but no lives were lost…
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A Liverpool steamer has gone ashore on the Isle of Mod. Five hundred passengers were lived by the rocket apparatus…
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Two attempts to wreck trams, one on the Coogee line and the other in Cleveland-street, were made yesterday…
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Very stormy weather is being experienced on the coast and the Drumblair, a four masted ship, and the steamer Maitland went ashore this morning at…
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News has reached us of an extraordinary shipwreck in Bass's Straits. Although the captain was experienced in the navigation of the Australian coast, the four-masted. ship…
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The crew of the island-trading schooner Friendship has arrived from Noumea and reports the wreck of that vessel on the north coast of New Caledonia…
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The combings aud hatehways of a largo vessel has been washed ashore at Bay Islands, New Zealand…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fearful Storms in Sydney. the Harbor and the City. Boats Wrecked and Houses Demolished. a Ferry Boart Sunk. Rumor of an Awful Shipwreck. the Storm at Windsor. the Western Line Blocked. the Mudgee Railway Line Washed Away. Sydney, Saturday Night
A fearful storm broke over Sydney last night. Also over the whole of the coast. Great damage has been done in many parts of the colony. The wind had a velocity of…
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The P. and O. steamer Bokhara from Shanghai is overdue, and it is feared the vessel has been lost in a typhoon…
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The missing steamer Bokhara has been wrecked in the China Seas, and the Commander and a great number of the crew have been lost, 23 of those on board only…
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A despatch to hand reports the wreck of the Norwegian steamer Norm and among the Pescadores Islands in the China Sea, the scene of the recent loss of the P. and O. Co.'s…
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