Ketch Overdue at Rabaul Considerable Anxiety in Official Circles
RABAUL, Monday:--Considerable anxiety is felt in official circles regarding the safety of the Administration's ketch Hermes, with Messrs. Andrews,…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1935
214 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 10 of 11
Missing Schooner Sixteen Days of Silence
CANBERRA, Tuesday: — Sixteen days of silence have elapsed since the Administration schooner, Hermes, left Madang, New Guinea, for Rabaul…
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The Minister for External Affairs (Senator Pearce) has been informed by the Administrator of New Guinea of the mysterious…
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RABUAL, Wednesday:—The Desikoko, which is searching for the missing Administration schooner Hermes, wirlessed this morning that no trace…
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LONDON, Wednesday:—A case in which a disabled vessel was salved without seeing the ship which salved her was concluded in the…
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SYDNEY, Thursday:—An unexpected development in the threatened shipping strike occurred today, when the seamen refused to…
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RABAUL, Saturday:—Latest wireless advice from Desikoko reveals no trace of the missing schooner belonging to the Administration, Hermes. A…
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Fears are held by the New Guinea administration that the schooner Hermes, which is 19 days overdue at Rabaul, may have been overwhelmed…
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Sir,—The paragraph in last Friday's "R.R. Herald" concerning this vessel, which ran on to Evans Reef on Sunday night, June 10th, 1885, is of great…
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NEW YORK, Monday:—A message from Atlanta (Georgia) says that the plane which was being flown by Henry Thaw for the…
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LONDON, Wednesday:— When the Channel steamer Biarritz arrived at Folk stone from Boulogne this afternoon she was the first…
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FREMANTLE, Friday:--Following a refusal by the members of the crew to take the Koomilya to the anchoring grounds outside the harbor, the…
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Laurian, her hands clasped round her knees, an old grey cape about her shoulders, sat perched high on a ledge of that great pile of limestone rock…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Pilot Praises Passengers Wrecked Plane Passed Night on Island
LAUNCESTON, Sunday:-- "I have nothing but the highest praise for the manner in which the passengers came out of the ordeal,"…
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The man could have groaned in the immensity of his dismay. This was simply ghastly. This was the most awful—he used a stronger term…
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FREMANTLE, Monday:—No trouble was experienced to-day in moving the steamer Koomilyn from Victoria Quay to North Walk following an order…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Serial Story Wrecker's Woe by Ralph Rodd. (Chapter I continued.)
"I remember—dimly, very dimly—sailing alone and trying to sail faster and faster, cramming on every stitch she'd carry because I was so much more…
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"If you're just trying to get me to promise not to advertise you, you needn't bother. I never interfere in other people's affairs. Any way, you've…
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She had no cause to mind if she had known. He hadn't a thought about her of which he need be ashamed, and she did look so adorable, curled…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Mainmast Snapped Off American Ketch's Stormy Voyage
AUCKLAND, Thursday:—The 32 foot American auxiliary ketch, Idle Hours, arrived to-day under jury rig with 51 feet of her mainmast broken…
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