Jack Ashore
Montagu is a fine English name, and there is no more worthy holder of it than Rear-Admiral Victor Montagu, who becomes sixty years old shortly. The…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1901
81 stories in Riverina's papers · page 3 of 5
A Barque Ashore
The barque Lizzie Bell, bound from Wellington to Newcastle, is ashore off Pehama, on the New Zealand coast. Twelve of the crew were drowned…
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Montagu is a fine English name, there is no more worthy holder of it than Bear-Admiral Victor Montagu, who becomes sixty years old shortly. The…
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A fire broke out last night on the steamer Balmoral at Port Adelaide. She arrived three days ago from Java with 5000 tons of sugar. The fire broke out…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Barque Wrecked. on the New Zealand Coast. Twelve Men Drowned
The police at New Plymouth (province of Taranaki, North Island of New Zealand), received news on Thursday morning that the barque Lizzie Bill was ashore off…
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Further particulars are to hand from New Plymouth (N.Z.) with reference to the wreck of the barque Lizzie Bell. It appears that the…
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The captain of the barque Lizzie Bell was keeping a strict watch for the Cape Farewell light when the vessel struck. Except by the supposition that a current…
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A cable from Noumen reports the wreck of the barque alexa, at Surprise Island/ The passengers and crew reached the northern end of New…
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NOBODOBY can toll the following story bettor than the writer tells it himself. "In 1891," he says, " I first experienced the miseries of acute indigestion. I…
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Montagu is a fine English name, and there is no more worthy holder of it than Rear-Admiral Victor Montagu, who becomes sixty years old shortly. The…
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NOBODODY can toll the following story bolter than the writer toils it himself. "In 1891," he says, "I first experienced the misories of acute indigestion. I…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cablegrams. a Barquk Wrecked. London
The French barque Notre Dame has been wrecked at Noumea. The crew were saved. THE DUKE'S TOUR…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Sensational Incident. Attempt to Wreck a Transport. London
As the British transport Mechanician was about to sail from New Orleans, United States, with a contingent of horses for South Africa, an internal…
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NOBODY can tell the following story better than the writer tells it himself. "In 1891, 'be says. "I first experienced the [?] indigestion. I…
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A squall capsized a steamer on the Ohio River while the passengers were engaged at their evening meal. Seventeen were drowned…
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This week comes news of another awful sea disaster. The Yukon liner Islander struck an iceberg near Juncan Alaska, and sunk in 25 minutes, 65…
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The steamer Oakland, while attempting to cross the bar at Ballina early this morning, struck, and is likely to become a total wreck…
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Recently a deputation waited upon Premier John See in reference to the question of the employment of colored labor on subsidized mail steamers. The following gentlemen were…
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The crow of the steamer Moonstone, which recently went ashore on a reef at Ocean Island and subsequently 6lled and sank, reached…
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Nolmly can tell the following story letter than the writer [?] himself. In 1801,"he says "I [?] experienced the [?] of acute indigcation. I was…
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