A New Steamer. Sydney
THIS morning the Colonial Treasurer accepted the tender of Mort's Dock Company for the construction of a new pilot steamer to replace the Captain Cook, the price being…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1891
429 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 22 of 22
A Wreck
LONDON, Monday.—The ship Enterker, bound from Hull to Brisbane, was wrecked on the Galloper Sands. Thirty-one were drowned, only one being saved…
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Yesterday afternoon the locally-owned schooner Zephyr completed a smart round trip to Townsville and back of 29 days. After leaving here several of the crew were attacked by influcnza…
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The Enterkin, ship, 1548 tons, of Glasgow, bound from Hull to. Brisbane, has been totally wrecked on the Galloper Shoal, close to the entrance to the Thames, and all on board but one…
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THE Minister of the Interior at Athens received a telegram from the Mayor of Cumate, in Euboea, reporting that an English steamer, name unknown,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Wreck of the Fiji
With reference to the wreck of the Fiji, a telegram gram from Port Campbell (Vic.), says:—"Efforts to raise the wreck of the Fiji have so far proved a failure, The diver has come to Port Campbell, on…
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The Santon recently strack some floating wreckage off Jervis Bay and damaged her propeller. The portion of a must was subsequently passed off the Promontory, and last week a quantity wreckage…
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The brigantine Sea Bird, which went ashore recently at Strahan (Cas.) has become a total wreck, and the crow has left her. The mate of the Bea Bird states:—" The vessel was chartered at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Melanesian Mission Schooner Southern Cross
Respecting the new Melanesian Mission auxiliary screw schooner Southern Cross, recently built in England, and her subsequent misfortune in the English Channel, Captain William Ashby, whose…
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THE survivors of the Banvenue and also the whole of the men who shared in their rescue were entertained at a complimentary dinner at Sandgate. In the course of the…
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