The Wreck of the Pericles
The steamer Monaro encountered a veritable sea of wreckage 12 miles southeast of Cape Leeuwin, and as far as the eye could see the water was full…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1910
360 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 6 of 18
Explosion on a Steamer. LONDON
A serious disaster befell the Newcastle liner Cavinront, which was bound to American with 900 Russian and Armenian emigrants on board. When the…
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The Navigation Department received the following message from the Manning River this afternoon:-"Mimmbah on the end of the wall in the same…
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The Court of Marine Inquiry into the Pericles wreck was resumed at Perth (W.A.) on Monday, when a telegram was read from Captain Alrey, of the…
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The inquiry concerning the wreck of the steamer Pericles off the Leeuwin has concluded. The Court found that proper care and…
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The Union S.S. Coy. of New Zealand's steamer Wakati[?] bound from Sydney to launceston, is ashore at Kelso Bay. The passengers were brought to…
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The "Standard" considers the verdict as regards the wreck of s.s. Pericles is unsatisfactory, because it only confirms the repeated allegations as to the Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cablegrams. Launching of New Steamer for North Coast Company. London, Sunday Afternoon
The North Coast Steam Navigation Company's new steamer Cannonbar has been launched at Ard[?]…
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THE North Coast S.N. Company's new steamer Mininbah was entering the Manning River in a nasty sea on Wednesday morning when she struck the…
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A fireman, with a leg crushed, and [?] lady passenger, suffering from shock, were brought in a launch from the scene of the wreck, and taken to the Taree hospital on…
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The Atlantic Transport Company's steamer Minnehaha, bound from New York for Lodnon, with 66 passengers on board, ran on the rocks off the Scilly Islands, at…
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The Minnehaha struck at midnight during a log. The passengers [?]shed on deck in their night attire, and the captain persuaded…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Steamer Wrecked, Strikes Near Seal Rocks. Vessel Sinks Bows First. Sydney
The lighthouse keeper at Seal Rocks wired to the Department of Navigation this afternoon to the effect that the British India steamer Satara, of 5172 tons,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegraphic News Sydney, Wednesday. Satara Wrecked
The British-India steamer, Satara, 5200 tons, bound from Newcastle to Queensland ports, struck the Seal Rocks and foundered immediately…
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Three of the white members of the wrecked steamer Mulekula [?]yaged 730 miles in an open boat to Queensland. The others who were left behind will be…
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The schoober House, which left Sydney for Kaipara, New Zealand, on March 8th. and was reported, overdue, has arrived at Helensville…
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The captain and officers of the wracked steamer Satara arrived in Sydney this morning by the steamer Borrigo. All of them are very reticent, but it…
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The lighthose keeper at Seal Rocks wired to the Department of Navigation on Wednesday afternoon to the effect that the British India…
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The lighthouse keeper at Seal Rocks wired to the Department of Navigation this afternoon to the effect that the British India steamer Satara, of 5172 tons,…
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MR. P. C. Beer, of Kyogle, who was a passenger by the Orara, which stood by the ill-fated Satara, at the time of the wreck at Seal Rocks, arrived in Casino yesterday,…
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