The Dandenong Wreck
Referring to a paragraph in yesterday's issue concerning the Dandenong wreck, Mr. Thomas Edmond supplies some interesting particulars. He states that his mother, his…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1905
290 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 11 of 15
Jones Bros' Wreck. Inquest Resumed
The inquest was resumed yesterday into the death of Charles Petersen and William Lilja Manson, seamen of the wrecked schooner Jones Brothers, and Charles…
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The inquest was continued yesterday into the death of Charles Petersen and William Lilja Manson, seamen of the wrecked schooner ,Jones Brothers, and…
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The inquest was concluded yesterday into the death of Charles Petersen and William Lilja Manson, seamen of the wrecked schooner Jones Brothers, and…
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LONDON, Friday.—The removal of the wreckage of the steamer Chatham which recently took fire and was sunk in the Suez Canal, is hindering the…
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LONDON, Saturday.—One of the Copenhagen dailies, the "Politiken," reports that the captain of the steamer John Grafton, which was exploded and…
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The steamer Riverina, which was launched from the yards of Sir James Laing and Co., Ltd., Sunderland. in May last, having been built to the order of Messrs. Huddart,…
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LONDON, Tuesday—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new steamer, Dongola, has been launched on the Clyde, and the Deutch-Australische's…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Bingara has been launched at Belfast for the Australian trade…
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According to advices received by mail, there was launched on August 11 from the yards of Messrs. Scott, of Kinghorn, the steel steamer Duranbah, a vessel 130ft in…
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News received this afternoon that the Adelaide Company's steamship Kadina, which left Lucinda Point at noon, was aground in the Hinchinbrook Channel,…
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A Court of Marine Inquiry into the wreck of the schooner Jones Brothers at the entrance to the Newcastle barbour, on the 31st of August, was opened before His…
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The Court of Marine Inquiry Into the cause of the wreck of the schooner Jones Brothers, at the entrance to Newcastle harbour, on 31st August, was concluded…
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The verdict of the Court of Marine Inquiry in regard to the unfortunate disaster which led to the wreck of the ill-fated schooner Jones Brothers, and…
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The schooner Moana, from the Manning River (N.S.W.), has been found on the beach at Mokau bottom upwards. There was no sign of the crew…
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LONDON, Monday.—It has been decided to blow up the nitro-glycerine, 70 tons, in the wreck of the steamer Chatham in the Suez canal…
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The steamer Tomki, while crossing out the Richmond Heads last evening, went aground. The latest advice was that the steamer was on the ground between the…
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It now seems certain that the Loch Vennacher has met with the same fate as the Loch Sloy did five or six years ago on the south coast of Kangaroo Island. A…
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The schooner Waratah, while being lowed to sea by the steamer Mokaw on Wednesday night to Newcastle, broke adrift owing to the tow-line parting. The schooner…
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The steamer Lady Mildred, while entering Newcastle harbour, proceeding to the King's What, yesterday, took the ground near the red light, and became fast on the mud…
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