Wreck of the Aino
A telegram, dated Buenos Ayres, April 21, says "The Norwegian barque Aino, from Newcastle (N.S.W.) with coal, which was seized by the autorities at Guayacan on the 28th ultimo, and…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1891
429 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 13 of 22
Rhine Ashore.—cargo Jettisoned
THURSDAY ISLAND, Thursday.—The Rhine, ship, 1611 tons, of London, which left Newcastle on June 2 for Negapatam, reported when passing here that she had been ashore in the straits, but after…
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LONDON, Friday.—The Channel steamer Normandy, with 150 passengers on board, got ashore to-day, near Eastbourne, during a heavy fog. She was refloated, after being…
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The local Marine Board will give its decision concerning the cause of the wreck of the schooner Ranger, to-day. The non-attendance of the full board on Saturday necessitated the further…
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PORT ALBERT, Saturday.—"Captain Hannah, of the schooner Elsmore, reports a ship wrecked off Port Albert to-day; wreckage coming ashore; am sending boats to render assistance, if possible."…
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In connection with the schooner Ranger, which was driven ashore at Stockton breakwater on Wednesday night last, and subsequently towed off, and capsized, the members of the local Marine Board…
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There is nothing new about the reported wreck on 90-mile Beach. The rumour generally is discredited, and the Government decline to dispatch the Lady Loch until some…
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MORUYA HEADS, Tuesday.—The ketch Moses Fletcher, in crossing out at 3p.m. today, with the wind falling light over the bar, drifted on to the south spit, and thence on to the southern…
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LONDON, June 27.—The Gudrang, Norwegian barque, which left Sydney for Rio de Janeiro on April 10, has gone ashore at her port of destination, and will be a total loss. The crew [?]…
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The cargo by the Norwegian barque Gudvang, recently wrecked at Rio de Janeiro, was, it is understood, insured at home. There was only one insurance effected in Sydney, and that was "an…
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Captain Manmesson and the crew of the wrecked ketch Budgaree were passengers by the steamer Meeinderry, from the South Coast to Sydney, on Wednesday. The Budgaree, it will be remembered,…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The schooner Chittoor, which was engaged in salvage work at Lorne picking up the beached cargo from the wreck of the W. B. Godfrey, has been missing for several…
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Further particulars are to hand by the Lubeck of the wreck of the American brigantine George A. Douglas at the Kingsmill Group. The vessel was laden with general merchandise from the stores of…
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THE lifeboat John Brooke, belonging to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, and stationed at Cahore, County Wexford, saved the crew of five men…
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No news having been received of the missing ketch Prince Alfred, it is now considered almost certain that she has been lost, with all hands. The Marine Board of Sydney purpose…
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Captain Donnelly of the steam-tug Stormcock, while out searching for vessels yesterday, spoke the three-masted schooner Frank Guy, twenty-five miles south-east of Nobbys, at 6 p.m., four days…
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Captain Walker of the ill-fated American barque Anahuac, which was wrecked off Bramble Co on the 14th ult, when bound hence to Padang, has returned to Newcastle. Captain Walker reports…
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The ketch Berlinda has recently been purchased by Captain D. Williams, of this city, and the vessel is now under the care of Messrs. Fraser and Sons, boat-builders, for extensive alterations. The…
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TOWNSVILLE, Wednesday.—The steam launch Dairymaid returned from the wreck of the barque Moltke yesterday afternoon, after a further unsuccessful attempt to float the vessel, Two large…
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BEGA, Tuesday.—It is reported that the discovery of charred remains of a schooner, 50ft in length, bedded in sand, has been made on the coast between the mouth of Bega River and Nelson's…
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