The Schooner Alpena. SYDNEY
The schooner Alpena was towed to Newcastle Harbor this morning in an apparently undamaged condition. A movement is on foot at Newcastle…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1909
197 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 8 of 10
The Elliston Wreck
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—As the result of an interview with the Minister for Works yesterday Mr. Briner was informed that Inspecting Engineer Brooks would leave…
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News was received yesterday of the loss of the Pacific Phosphates Co.'s new steamer. Ocean Queen, which was on her maiden voyage among the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Steamer Freights. N.C.S.N. Coy's Ultimatum
After the Mayor of Grafton received information, as published in the "Argus" that the N.C.S.N. Co. had definitely decided to place their new…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Ocean Queen, a modern passenger and cargo steamer specially built for the Pacific Phosphates trade, has been wrecked in the Pacific…
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The Mayor of Grafton has received the following letter from Mr R. A; Bell, of the North Coast S.N. Co.:—"We are duly in…
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The steamer Surrey arrived from Sydney on Friday morning. On Thursday a fire broke out; and a boatswain and a seaman went below with…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—When the P. and O. Company's cargo steamer Palma arrived in Melbourne from Sydney it was reported that the chief officer, Mr…
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THE directors of the North Coast S.N. Co. have decided to build a modern passenger and cargo boat of the Burringbar type for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Terrible Typhoon. Thirteen Vessels Wrecked. London
Thirteen vessels. mostly small, were wrecked during the recent typhoon at Hongkong…
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Charles Sebastian Newson was charged at Wellington (N.Z.) that he sent the ketch Rona to sea from Wellington on a vovag-e to Palliser Bay while she was in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Cables. British Steamer Wrecked. Heavy Loss of Life. London
The British steamer Hestia struck a shoal in the Bay of Fundy. The caprain, the four passengers and most of the crew took to toe boats. One…
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The directors of the North. Coast S. N. Co. have decided to build a modem passenger and cargo boat of the Burringbar type for the Richmond River…
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The German recruiting steamer which signalled that her engines were disabled at Cape Moreton (Q.) on Friday arrived at Sydney last night…
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The North Coast S.N. Coy's new steamer Burringbar, which is intended for the Clarence River trade, has made a successful trip on the Clyde…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Burning Steamer Mystery. Naval Officer's Explanation
The mystery surrounding the report, from the captain of the steamer Harlow, at Manila, of the sighting of a burning vessel off the South African…
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The German steamer Offenbach, which arrived in Fremantle on Saturday, bore unmistakable signs of having experienced fearful weather. Nothing out of the…
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A fight took place between a Malay and a Hindoo, seamen on the steamer Kabinga, at Melbourne, through the latter throwing dirty water on…
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Mr. R. A. Bell, the general manager of the North Coast S. N. Coreceived a cable from Glasgowstating that the company's new…
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The fourth of the Orient Company's new mail steamers—the R.M.S. Otranto, of 12,124 tons—arrived in Sydney last weel on her maiden voyage from London, via ports…
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