A New Steamer. Arrival of the Hunter
The Newcastle and Hunter River Company's new steamer Hunter made her first appearance in Sydney Harbor on Wednesday morning, and, to the…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1907
255 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 8 of 13
Wreck of a Barque. Terrible Sufferings of Crew
Castaways from the Nowegian barque Albania were brought to Sydney on Thursday from Tonga, in the South Seas, by the Union Company's island…
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The steamer Everton Grange, 7120 tons, of the Houlder line, from Liverpool for Sydney, struck on a sunken rock at Duiker Point, 19 miles south-west by youth of…
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Some excitement was created among the passengers by the Watson's Bay forry steamer Vancluse on Sunday night owing to the sudden break-down…
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The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Santiago, 2952 tons, has ben wrecked off the coast of Chili, with great loss of life. The Santiago left Puerto de Corral, Chili,…
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One of the Santiago boats, containing 20 persons, drifted about for several days before it was dashed to pieces on the rocks…
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A telegram from Jervis Bay states that the ketch Arab, for whose safety considerable anxiety was entertained, passed there at 8 o'clock this morning…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →H.M.S. Pyramus Ashore. Governor-General on Board. All Hands Safe
Considerable excitement was occasioned on Tuesday when news was received from Brisbane that H.M.S. Pyramus, with the Governor-General and…
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Suez advices to May 29, received by the German mail steamer Bulow, contain details of a remarkable incident, in, the Red Sea. The steamer…
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In consequence of a report that a ketch, with the hull submerged, was floating off Botany Heads, a tug was despatched to the scene, but only came acrost portion of a mainmast,…
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The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Santiago (steel screw, 2953 tons gross, and built at Barrow, in 1889) quitted the Chilian port of…
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The wooden steamer Violette, 125 tons, of Gravelines France, foundered off the coast of Iceland. Nineteen people were drowned in her…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest News. SYDNEY, Thursday. Wreck of the Kiaora
During the inquiry into the wreck of the steamer Kiadra on the New Zealand coast, a passenger swore that the chief officer and chief engineer…
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The British steamer Mount Royal has been wrecked in Skene River, British Columbia. Six persons were drowned…
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The steamer Nithsdale, from Bunbury, is ashore in a dangerous position at the mouth of the Indus, near Karrachi. The captain and crew landed safely…
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Tietjons' yacht Hamburg was totally wrecked while racing between Heligoland and Ostend. Two of the crew were drowned…
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The famous yacht Hamburg has been wrecked, and two of her crew drowned while racing…
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A cable from New Zealand states that the barque Woollahra has been wrecked near Wellington, New Zealand. No Particulars are yet available…
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The barque Woollahra, which left Weiling[?] on Sunday for Sydney, via Kaiparu, [?] went ashore at Cape Terawhiti, about 30 miles from the entrance to Port Nicholson…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Barque Wrecked. (By Telegraph). Sydney
A cable was received from New Zealand to-day, stating that the barque Woollahra was a total wreck on Cape Tarawtti, near Wellington…
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