Wreck of the Buboe Bussie, from Java
PERTH, Sunday.—The ship Baboe Bussie, laden with sugar, from Java to Melbourne, 30 days out, has stranded 100 miles west of Esperance Bay. The vessel…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1880
167 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 4 of 9
Wreck of the Australian Sovereign
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The barque Australian Sovereign, bound from Adelaide to Noumea, with 509 tons of flour, was wrecked at the entrance of the Bulari…
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Captain Martin Berry, of the barque Australian Sovereign, who arrived in Sydney from Noumea by the City of Melbourne on Wednesday morning, brings information of the total…
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THE Murray River steamer Clara while lying alongside the river bank at Morgan (South Australia) on Thursday night, was discovered to be on fire. Assistance was…
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In our telegraphic column will be found the recorded loss of the ketch Emmeline, of Sydney, 43 tons register, built at Brisbane Water in 1877, the property of Mr. George Spears, of…
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In our telegraphic column will be found some particulars of the loss of the steamer Wanganui, at the Clarence River Heads, and the sad loss of two of her crew. The Wanganui…
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BRISBANE, Saturday.—The steamship Corea arrived at Cooktown last night, and the captain reports that she went ashore at Clermont Island No. 5, on the…
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CLARENCE HEADS, Monday.—The steamer Wanganui got on a reef at 11.30 last night, with a strong ebb tide. All hands were rescued excepting two. The…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The schooner Emmeline, owned by Mr. Wm. Spier, timber merchant of Sydney, has been wrecked off the entrance to Port Macquarie…
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WE are happy to remind our readers that an old friend Capt. C. H. N. Sullivan, collector for the above society, arrived here yesterday afternoon, in the Collaroy,…
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A CORRESPONDENT writing to the Echo, from Grafton, on Tuesday, says:—I returned from the heads at 12 o'clock last night, after having obtained the…
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LONDON, June 26.—The Orient steamer left the Cape of Good Hope, for Sydney on Friday…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Obedient to signals of distress, the pilat steamer went out and towed in the steamer Havilah at 1.30 this morning. Her ongines were disabled…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The schooner Avoca, from Newcastle to Auckland, put into this port, and remained all the morning…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Suez mail steamer Hydaspes arrived at Albany this morning…
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IN order to be in readiness for any emergency that might arise from recent threatening weather, or a possible blocking up of the launching slip with sand,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.âThe Orient steamer Cuzco arrived at Plymouth yesterday…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.—The Orient line steamer Potosi, 2703 tons, Captain A. J. Cooper, arrived at 11.40 p.m. Her dates are—London, June 9; Plymouth, June…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The ketch Coomba, while leaving Port Macquarie, got ashore on the North Spit. She was owned by D. Moses…
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LONDON, July 19.—The mail steamer Normanby left Singapore yesterday for Australian ports…
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