In a Steamer Chair. Fourth Day
MR. GEORGE MORRIS began to find his early coffees," as he called them, very delightful. It was charming to meet a pretty and entertaining young lady every…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1892
50 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 3
In a Steamer Chair. Fifth Day
In the early morning of the fifth day out. George Morris p[?]ced the deck alone. "Shop-girl or not," he bad said to himself, "Miss Katherine Earle is much…
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George M[?]rris found the forenoon rather tedious and lonesome. He sat in the smoking room, and once or twice he ventured near there Miss Earle sat…
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OWING to pressure on our space the continuation of the above is held over until to-morrow. The following appeared in our Second…
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"And may I go with you?" asked the young man. "If you also are tired of walking." "You know," he said, " you promised…
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In the vague hope of meeting Miss [?]le Morris rose early, and for a while [?] the deck alose, but she did not [?] Neither did he have the pleasure…
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If George Morris were asked to say which day of [?] his life had been the most thoroughly enjoyable, he would probably have answered that the seventh…
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On the afternoon of the eighth day George Morris and Katherine Earle stood together on the deck of the tender, looking back at the huge steamship which…
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Spring in England—and one of those perfect spring days in which all rural England looks like a garden. The landscape was especially beautiful to American…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Steamer Aground. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
A message was received here on Saturday night that the steamer Rotomahana, one of the finest vessels in the U.S.N. Company's fleet, grounded at the mouth…
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H. M. S. Victoria, the flagship of ViceAdmiral Hoskins, commander of the Mediterranean squadron, has gone ashore at Plat[?]ea, on the Greek coast. A…
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News from San Francisco states that the Tamerlane, a whaling ship, belonging to Hawaii, has been wrecked. The captain and 17 of the crew were drowned…
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The steamer Deccan, from Mauritius to B[?] is overdue. It is feared that she has been lost, and that 100 people who were on board have perished…
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The British steamer Me[?]sina his foundered in the Gulf of Gascony, in the south of France. Twenty-fives lives were lost…
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A CHEEFOO letter of January 2 in the North China Daily Mail gives the following story of the wreck of the steamer Marie and the loss of 11 lives:—…
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[?] a dense fog which [?]bro[?]ded the English Channel in February last the North German line passenger four-[?] [?], between 4000 and 5000 tons…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Foundering of a Ketch. The Crew Saved. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
News has been received of the foundering of the coasting ketch Champion, near Bird Island. The ketch, which was laden with timber, was on a voyage from Cape…
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The new steamer, Tasmania, built for Messrs. Huddart, Parker, and Co., of Melbourne, has been successfully launched at Newcastle-on-Tyne. The steamer is…
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For some unexplained cause the steamer Warooka was found to be sinking alongside McLaren Wharf this morning. She has now settled down completely. No…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sinking of a Steamer. [By Telegraph] Adelaide, Tuesday Afternoon
For some unexplained canse the steamer Warooka was found to be sinking alongside McLaren Wharf this morning. She has now settled down completely. No…
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