Wreckage Found Missing Schooner
RABAUL, Wednesday: The first definite result from the search for the missing. Government schooner, Hermes, was…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1936
31 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Gas Bombs Abyssinian Protest Church Wrecked Duce's Son's Escape
LONDON, Tuesday: The Abyssinians, says the Addis Ababa correspondent of the Times, are repeating their…
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MELBOURNE: The badly-battered half of one side of a lifeboat, bearing the name Paringa, was found washed up on…
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LONDON, Monday: The Union Castle liner, Winchester Castle, which went ashore near Portland Bill last night on the homeward journey from…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: A message was received at 3.25 this morning from the steamer Nalpa, at present between Brisbane and Bundaberg, to the effect…
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The small steamer "Malpa" is adrift at sea. the engines have broken down between Brisbane and Bundaberg. The vessel has sent out an S.O.S…
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AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Tuesday: The Canadian-Australasian liner Niagara, on arrival at Auckland, was delayed in the stream for nearly two hours…
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LONDON. Thursday: Nine lives were lost in the sinking of the French steamer Boree, of 1145 tons off Caen. in a fog near The Wash…
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SYDNEY. Tuesday: A fog enveloped the harbour to-day, being one of the densest on record. Many vessels had narrow escapes,…
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NEWCASTLE, Monday: The Sydney yacht, San Pan, with Messrs. L. P. Jones, of Louisa Street, Balmain and D. H. Jones, of Foucart Street,…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday: Damage estimated at between £8000 and £10,000 was caused by a fire on the Bass Strait passenger…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sporting Letter From Sydney Verdun a Possibility for Southern Races. Big Cash Investment of Price-Wrecker A Sore Point with Fireman's Trainer. Young Jockey Overoes Front Running Tactics
One of the most interesting developments of winter form is Verdun, who on Saturday won the Doomben Cup at a mile and a quarter. He beat…
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An Italian ship carrying munitions and drafts of men to East Africa was deliberately run ashore on the coast of Jugo-Slavia by its crew…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.) Tuesday: The discovery on Porangahan beach of wreckage, and the appearance of a large patch of oil…
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ADELAIDE, Monday: The cargo steamer, Mungana, which became disabled off the coast of South Australia yesterday, was taken in low today…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: The Blaklava, Swedish oil-tanker, which grounded north of Cooktown (Q.), is still ashore. All attempts to refloat…
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SYDNEY. Friday: Swallowed by a waterspout off the papuan coast recently. the entire with the exception L[?]on perished. with the exception…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Melrose Killed Double Tragedy Aeroplane Falls to Pieces Wreckage Scattered
MELBOURNE, Sunday: Charles James Melrose, aged 22, of Glenelg. South Australia, who was the most popular airman, in Australia, and…
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SAPPORO (Japan), Monday: Nine hundred Russians mostly fishermanen route to the fishing grounds off Kamchatka aboard the Sovlet vessel…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: While the steamer Nellore, which arrived in Sydney to-day from Japan, was near Meji[?]a collection with a Japanese…
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