The Crew of the Steamer "Nisero."
CAPTAIN Woodhouse of the steamer Nisero, which was wrecked recently on the coast of Sumatra, the crew being captured by. the Rajah of Tenom, has…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1884
47 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 2 of 3
Total Wreck of the Ship Syria. (By telegraph to the Herald.) Wellington, N.Z.
The Penguin, from Fiji, brings the news that the iron ship Syria, Boneon, master, 1140 tons burden, from Calcutta to Fiji, having on board 480 coolie immigrants, ran on to the Nasali reef, situated 20 miles…
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Intelligence was received in town on Wednesday morning from Seal Rocks, that the schooner Surprise had struck on the rocks near the lighthouse there, and had become a…
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The Suva Times of June 11 states that the inquiry of the Marine Board of Fiji into the circumstances attending the loss of the ship Syria was continued on Saturday, June 8,…
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An American barque has run ashore outside the Heads this morning. There is a very heavy sea running, and it is feared some lives may be lost The steam tug Ajax has taken out the lifeboat and…
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The American ship Susan Gilmore, in tow of a tug from Sydney, went as here early this morning near Shopherd's Hill, Newcastle. It appears the…
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Captain Carver reports to the Newcastle Herald that his vessel, the American ship Susan Gilmore, 1204 tons, left Sydney with a crew of fourteen hands on Wednesday…
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The Ori[?] Company's chartered steamship Abergeldie with immigrants, from Plymouth, entered t[?] Heads at 25 minutes past 5 p.m. on Sunday, and proceeded direct to an…
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A correspondent at Trial Bay, writing under date 9th instant to the S. M. Herald, gives the following account of the loss of the schooner Alice Jane, and circumstances…
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St. John, N. F., May 24—The French brig Senorine sank on the eastern ledge of the great bank sometime in the first week of May. An English trading schooner, which recently arrived, brought in a…
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One of the greatest events of the shipping world (says Fairplay of July 4) was the launch on Wednesday of last week of the new Cunard steamer Umbria. The builders,…
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THE ship Lastingham, an iron vessel of 1143 tons, which belonged to [?]les[?]rs. J. Lidgett and Sons, of London, and was on the voyage from London to…
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The news that the steamer Collaroy was floated off on Friday night and towed into port will be received by most people with feelings of pleasure, because that result was achieved only by persistent effort and…
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THE captain [?] the crew of the steamer [?], from [?] to Sydney, [?] night in the steamer Klugstoy, from Port Macquire.. The Madjus foundered on Monday off Sent Rocks. When the crew…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Later News from China by the Steamer Naples. (Reuter's Telegram to Herald.) Cooktown, Friday
The following additional information regarding the Franco-Chinese embroglio has been received here by the steamer Naples:—In the Hayhong district, at Hong Plieng, a mob…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Tbe Wreck of the s.s. Fenstanton. (From the Brisbane [?]urier, Oct. 29.)
The shipwreck crew of the s.s. Fenstanton, which struck on the Moresby Rock, Torres Straits, on the 30th September, arrived in Brisbane yesterday by the A.C.J. and S.S…
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The barque Clype, from Dunedin to Lyttleton, owned by Mr J. C. Ellis, of Newcastle, struck on a reef on Wednesday night near Akaroa and became a total wreck…
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Yesterday was a delightful day for an excursion on the river, and a large number of persons took advantage of the cool, pure atmosphere, and went to Newcastle from Morpeth by the fine steamship…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wreck of the Barque Clyde on the New Zealand Coast. (By Telegraph to the Herald.) Newcastle
Great sympathy is expressed on all sides at loss of the barque Clyde, as Captain Culmer was widely known and respected in Newcastle, and Herbert Bohle, one of the…
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By the steamer Hauroto, which arrived in Sydney from Wellington (N.Z.) on Wednesday evening were received fuller particulars of the wreckof thebarqueClyde,andthe loss (withthe…
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