Sufferings of a Wrecked Crew. Eating Dead Comrades
LONDON, Saturday Night.-The survivors of the British ship Tarnmoor, which Was wrecked some time since off the coast of Baltimore (U.S.) after…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1889
49 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 3 of 3
Wreck at Penrhyn Island
The ship Flying Venus, Captain Kerr, from Puget Sound to Melbourne, with lumber for De Beer and Co., reports that the ship City struck on a sunken reef off Penrhyn Island on the 6th of…
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By the Oceanic Steamship Company's R.M.S. Alameda, which arrived on Thursday from San Francisco, via ports of call, particulars are to hand from Samoa of the total loss of the famous British…
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THE Conard steamer Gallia, from New York, arrived at Queenstown recently, and brought intelligence of the arrival at the former port from Liverpool of the…
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A TARRIFIC casterly gale has been expertenced along the New Zealand coast. Two yachts and two small cutters were smashed up on Sunday. The only loss of life reported…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. [From Greville's Telegram Co. SYDNEY, Friday. a Steamer Ashore
According to latest particulars, the steamer Norkoowa, which went ashore at Wreed Bay on Wednesday evening, is still lying broadside on the rocks, all efforts to get her off…
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The schooner Adonis, bound from Newcastle to the Richmond River with a cargo of coals, foundered 11 miles east of Crowdy Head this morning…
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The schooner Scotia was totally wrecked last night off Blow Hole point, Kiams. All hands were saved. She was one of the oldest trading vessel on…
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The schooner Scotia, 50 tons, owner Captain. George Robertson, of Forest Lodge, Sydney, became a total wreck on the north side of Blow Hole Point. It appears the Scotia, which has been…
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