A Ketch Stranded
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The ketch Alfred Fenning, loaded with hardwood from the Manning River, is ashore on Stockton Beach, just outside the northern…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1909
197 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 5 of 10
Another N. C. Steamer. SYDNEY
A cable was dispatched yesterday by the North Coast S.N. Company, ordering a third new steamer, twin screw, of the combined passenger and…
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The Norwegian barque Orleans, bound from the Seychelles Islands to Dunedin (N.Z.) foundered twelve days ago about 200 miles from the west…
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The steamer Promise, which recently went ashore in the Fiji Group, was taken to Mort's Dock yesterday, and found to be seriously damaged…
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The Melbourne Steamship Coy's. steamer Melbourne arrived at Sydney this morning in a leaky condition. It [?]surmised that she knocked a hole…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday 1.30 p.m. The Norwegian barque Errol has been wrecked on the Marthon Reef. Seventeen out of the ship's company of…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Norwegian barque Errol, from South America to Newcastle, was wrecked on Middleton Reef, and 17, lives were lost, including Captain…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News by Wire. Wrecked and Starved. Horrible Sufferings of the Survivors. SYDNEY
The Union Company's Island mailboat arrived in Sydney yesterday bringing only five survivors oat of a crew of 22 belonging to the…
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SYDNEY. Thursday.—The [?] survivors from the wreck of the Errol [?]ve a tragic story, of their terrible suffering Seventeen lives were lost. Palmer, [?] seaman,…
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The Norwegian barque Craig Isle has been lost while on a voyage from Westport (N.Z.) to Rangoon (Burmah). The crew were picked up by a…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The condition of Lawrence, one of the survivors from the Errol, has made no improvement. The excitement of being restored to his mother's…
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The wreck of the Burrawong at the Manning River Heads was blown up yesterday in consequence of the obstruction being a menace to…
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While the steamer Colac was leave her berth at Newcastle early yesterday morning for sea in tow of the tug Leveret, by some means the two…
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The steamer Chillagoe, which was reported as overdue at Thursday Island, is safe. She was sighted this morning by H.M.S. Pyramus…
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Cruisers have left Simonstown, South Africa, and Durban (Natal) to search for the overdue steamer Warratah. It is thought that her…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The cruisers Forte aud Pandora have left Simonstown and Durban respectively to search for the overdue Lund liner Waratah. It is…
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The liner Maori, bound from London for Lyttelton (N.Z.), has been wrecked between Cape Point and Capetown. All that is at present…
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The overdue steamer Chillagoe signalled at Goode Island, Torres Straits, en route to Sydney, on Wednesday…
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The wreck of the Burrawong at Manning Heads on March 27 last was successfully blown up on Sunday. Three mines, in all over one ton of blasting gelagnite, were fired…
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The "Daily Mail" correspondent at Capetown states that the Maori struck a rock off Duiker Point forty minutes after leaving Capetown, and sank hi four…
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