Incidents of the Wreck
Some incidents of the wreck are gathered from various sources:— Among the names of those saved is that of the Rev. W. Poole. This gentleman was formerly…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1886
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The Wreck of the Ly-ee-moon. Coroner's Inquest
THE coroner, Mr. Magnus J. Peden, went from Eden on Tuesday and opened an inquest at Green Capo at 6.45 p.m, in the lighthouse keeper's house. There were present Mr. T. Rawlinson, solicitor, watching…
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THE Echo says:-- Mr. Whealen and Mr. Walter were the only men in the surf when the mast fell with the first survivors. Whealen saved six and Walter two. Walter was also holding a rope…
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MR. E. A. WHOLOHAN, hon. see of the Goulburn Amateur Dramatic Club, has received the following note from the Right Rev. Dr. Lanigan in reply to a communication soliciting his patronage for the…
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THE recent terrible disaster to the steamship Ly-ce-Moon, and the awful loss of life which accompanied it, is the most fatal occurrence of the kind that has ever taken…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Select Poetry. the Wreck of the Ly[?]ee-moon. at Green Cape. Sunday Night, May 30, 1886
Out on the ocean that ship holds her way, Out on the sea at the close of the day: On with her human freight, On to her direful fate,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Women of Mumbles Head! a True Story of a Lifeboat. Poem for Recitation
BRING, novelists, your note-books! bring, dramatists, your pen! And I'll tell you a simple story of what women do for men…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Corangamite Ashore
ON Monday morning considerable excitement was occasioned in Sydney by a report that Messrs. Huddart, Parker and Co's fine steamship Corangamite had gone ashore in Wreck…
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THE new and well-built steamer Corangamite, the latest edition to Messrs. Huddart, Parker, and Co’s fine line of steamers, which arent ashore in. Wreck Hay, hear Jervis Bay, [?]arly on Monday,…
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The following telegram has been received from Captain J. M. Banks, who went down to the Corangamite:—"The steamer Tasmania arrived at the Corangamite at one…
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