Wreck of a Cutter
The cutter Sea Breeze, bound from Piper's Point with grain for Launceston, struck on Lighthouse Point, Low Head, and sunk in four fathoms of water, about…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1885
232 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 6 of 12
VICTORIA. The Steamer Balmain Ashore
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The steamer Australia, from Tasmanian, reports that the steamer Balmain was driven ashore on Friday night at Circular Head, during…
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SIR,—Permit me through the columns of your valuable paper to draw the attention of the public to the following:—What would have been the result if the steamers Cahors and Burwah were manned…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.—A meeting of the passengers by the wrecked steamer Cahors was held yesterday morning. The meeting was called for the purpose of…
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CLARENCE HEADS, Thursday.—The Government tug Dione again proceeded to the wreck of the steamer Cahors this morning, to render as much assistance as possible…
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Captain Hyndes, the marine superintendent of the A.S.N. Company, who is on board the steamer Dingadee, has reported to Captain Trouton that he finds the Cahors very seriously damaged amidships…
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PORT STEPHENS, Friday.—It is reported that a wreck has passed False Bay beach about thirty feet long, with the stump of her mizzen mast just above her deck…
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CLARENCE HEADS, Friday.—The steamer Dingadee arrived here this morning from the wreck of the Cahors for provisions and coal, bringing Captain…
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The cutter Sea Breeze, which went ashore at Lighthouse Point, Low Head, last week, has broken up, and the hull is now washed ashore…
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News has been received from Port Stephens notifying that a portion of a wreck passed in the vieinity of False Bay beach on Friday. It is in length about 30 feet long, and has the stump of the…
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GRAFTON, Saturday night.—The Dingadee and tug remain inside the bar to-day. Nothing fresh heard of the wreck of the Cahors. The Dingadee will visit…
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It is feared that the ketch Daisy, hailing from Sydney, has been lost with all bands. A quantity of wreckage, including a boat's stern with the name "Daisy, W. Easton, master," painted…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—All hands have left the Cahors for the Clarence River, to await a change of weather. It is impossible to do any work alongside of her at…
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Our readers (says the "Fiji Times" of June3) will learn with extreme regret of the wreck of the cutter Speedy, belonging to Mr. C. T. Hawkins, with the loss of her owner and Mr. Charles Hague…
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The A. S. N. Company's steamer Dingadee returned [?] the wreck of the Cahors yesterday morning, having found it impossible to do anything to get the vessel off, owing to the heavy…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The barque Mars, from Melbourne to Port Germen, South Australia, to load wheat, has been totally wrecked on the western coast of…
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On Thursday the following telegram was received from the stationmaster at Cape Borda:—"The barque Mars, from Melbourne to Port Gemein, where she was to load wheat, went ashore at West…
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The Marine Board this afternoon despatched the steamer Lady Diana to Kangaroo Island to bring to Adelaide the survivors of the barque Mars, which was…
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THE sale of the wreck and cargo of the illustrated steamer Cahors took place at 11 a.m., on Saturday in Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s auction rooms, in George-street. There was…
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The schooner May Jennings, from Port Macquarie, has returned to port with the loss of sails, bulwarks, and other injuries. The schooner Venus went ashore in an…
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