A New Steamer
THE latest addition to the P. and O. fleet is the large twin-screw steamer Sobraon, built by Messrs. Caird and Co. at Greenock, and launched on February 17. She is intended…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1900
56 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 3
SYDNEY, Monday, 1.22 p.m. Steamer Ashore
The steamer Gulf of Taranto is ashore near Williamstown, Victoria, but is in no danger. The Plague…
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The steamer Hyson, which left Newcastle on March 16, has arrived at Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony…
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The steamer Gymeric, having on board horses and fodder for the New Zealand Contingent which has reached Beira, has been ordered to proceed from Durban to Beira…
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THE sailing vessel Sierra Nevada, bound from Liverpool to Melbourne, went ashore on Wednesday morning about 2 o'clock at London Bridge…
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FURTHER particulars of the above show that the captain (Scott) was a stranger to Port Phillip. The vessel was driven on to the rocks about 200 yards from…
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The total wreck of the sailing vessel Sierra Nevada just outside Port Phillip Heads, on Wednesday morning, and the [?] of 23 lives out of a total…
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CAPTAIN EVANS, of the barque Oakhurst, which has arrived at Port Adelaide, reports having picked up in an exhausted condition from a boat the…
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The steamer Gymeric with horses from Queensland, New Zealand, and Victoria, for Durban, whence she was ordered on to Beira, lost 22 horses on the voyage…
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In British Guiaua a steamer was swept over the Sumatumars cataract. Everyone on board was drowned. JAPAN FORTIFYING…
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The Union Company's steamer Kakapo, from Belfast and Swansea for Sydney, has run ashore near Simonstown, Cape Colony. It is probable that the Kakapo will be lost…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Some particulars have already been published respecting the terrible loss of cattle sustained by the steamer Anerley, which left Newcastle for…
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THE barque Harvester on Friday night picked up the Seal Books light, which was only dimly visible. About 12.80 o'clock the barque struck, and it soon became evident that she…
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THE barque Harvester, bound from Table Bay to Newcastle, near midnight on Friday picked up the Seal Rocks light, which was only dimly visible in the thickness. The captain had not been able to…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--The telegraph department advises that Inskip P[?]int wires the following message:--" The [?] confidence, which…
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ONE of the most perfectly equipped cargo carriers seen in Sydney is the steamer Mimiro, which recently arrived from New York. The Mimiro…
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THE United States government continue to send their transports to Sydney for supplies for troops in the Philippines. The latest arrival is…
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FROM Stockholm comes particulars of that massacre on board a holiday steamer of which some information was received by cable. The steamer…
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An extraordinary explosion, which resulted in serious injuries to George Miller, a steward on the Norwegian steamer Nordfarer, happened last Sun…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War in China. Situation at Peking. Legations Wrecked with Shot and Shell. Immediate Advance on Peking. London, Aug. 2
In a description of the situation in Peking published in the Times, Dr. Morrison, the journal's correspondent, writing under date of July 21, describes the unwavering…
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