Diving at the Wreck of the Tasmania
THOUGH the New Zealand divers have abandoned the wreck of the steamer Tasmania as hopeless for salvage, not so the Sydney submarine men. The…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1897
31 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 2
A Fifty-mile Steamer
AT the Morgan Ironworks, New York, there is said to the building a boat which is designed to milken speed in the neighbourhood of fifty mifes an hour. She is apparently not…
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DIVER MAY, who was engaged by the New Zealand Government to recover the mails from the wreck of the Tasmania off the New Zealand coast,…
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THE Illawarra Co's steamer Kameruka struck a rock last Saturday night at Point Pedro. She was bound for Moruya to pick up passengers and freight for Sydney, and struck…
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STEAMING ahead at full speed in a calm sea with just a light breeze from the north east blowing, the Illawarra Company'a Kameruks, was on her way up to Sydney fmm Eden when at midnight on Saturday…
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THE Marine Board last Monday opened the inquiry with reference to the wreck of the steamer Kameruka, which went ashore near Moruya tin the 17th ult., and became…
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MR. W. T. YEAGER, the well-known timber merchant of Pyrmont, returned to Sydney yesterday by the Miowera, after a five months' trip through America, Canada, and England. The trip was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wreck of the s.s. London, 1866. ' Recollections by only two survivers. (Continued from Saturday's issue.)
AT daybreak on the 11th Captain Martin who had remained an example of cool resolute courage throughout tbe trying time entered the cuddy where all classes of passen…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wreck of the s.s. Fitszroy
THE shipping community was somewhat startled on Saturday morning when it was learned that the Australasian United Steam Navigation Company's steamer Fitzroy,had gone ashore about ten miles…
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LAST Monday the well-known steamer Mystery foundered while crossing the bar at Southport, Queensland, with a fishing party aboard. She was struck by a heavy sea and went down…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Wreck at Roubidean
ROUBIDEAU bridge was a long, wooden structure spanning the Gunnison a few hundred yards to the east of Roubidea tunnel. Emorging from the tunnel, east-bound, the…
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