Ship Wrecked by a Meteor
A tale of shipwreck more vivid by far than the strangest imaginations of the writers of romance and adventure has reached Queenstown…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1908
165 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 9
German Steamer Subsidies
LONDON, Wednesday.—The debate on the New Guinea mail subsidy led the Reichstag to climinate the proposed service to German New Guinea and Singapore, and to…
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The Tibtenbar, the latest addition to the North Coast S.N. Company's fleet, which was built and engined by the Ardrossan Shipbuikling Company, is expected to…
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The large sailing vessel, the Peter Rickmers, has been wrecked off Long Island, at the entrance to New York Harbor. The crew, numbering 100,…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The German fivemasted salling ship Peter Rickmers, one of the largest sailing vessels in the world, has been wrecked at Long Island, near New…
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It doubtless came a a surprise to most people to learn on Tuesday morning that the ferry steamer Helen had left for Maclean for her…
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No news has been received in Melbourne of the overdue sieamer Orion, which should have arrived there last week from Tasmania. It is possible…
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The Tintenbar, the latest addition to the North Coast S.N. Company's fleet, which was built and engined by the Ardrossan Shipbuilding Company, was…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The steamer Orion, bound from Launceston to Melbourne with passengers and cargo, is missing, having sailed from the Tasmanian port ten days…
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In Melbourne no news had been received up to last night of the missing steamer Orion, from Tasmania. It is now feared that the steamer, with all…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—H.M.S. Pegasus reached Lyttelton (N.Z.) on Saturday, with the crew of the French four-masted barque President Felix Faure, which ws wrecked at…
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Captain Lloyd, the master of the ill-fated steamer Onion, had a marvellous escape from drowning through the upsetting of a small rowing boat…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—No hope in being entertained of the missing steamer Orion being afloat. An extraordinary feature of the disaster is…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The ketch Helna Maude came across a quantity of wreckage off Long Point, Barren Island where it is now believed the…
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Nothing further has been heard of the missing vessel Orion. At a meeting of the Mersey Marine Board, the master warden indicated that a…
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The auxiliary schooner Wallinga, bound from Cape Hawke to Sydney, loaded with timber, on trying to enter Port Stephens struck the rocks…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The schooner Wellinga, bound from Cape Hawke to Sydney was wrecked off Port Stephens yesterday. All hands saved…
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SYENDEY, Friday.—The intimation made a few days ago that the Coastal Shipping Companies intended to ralse the freight on goods carried to North Coast ports has…
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Following upon the announcement theat freights generally had been advanced by the Coastal Steamship Companies, comes an increase in passenger fares. The…
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The ketch Harold, while crossing out at Bellingen Heads, went ashore on the north beach and is in a dangerous position…
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