A Liner Ashore
A German liner it ashore off the coast of California. Men who reached the mainland in a, boat state that the liner, which has a crew and passengers…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1908
154 stories in Riverina's papers · page 4 of 8
Customs Launch Sunk. Run Down by Steamer. Four Officers Drowned. London, July 29
While the steamer Chingtu, from Australia, was entering Manilla harbor on the 12th inst., she cut down and sank a Customs launch…
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The steamer Mareeha, with a Cargo of sugar valued at £10,000, from Rockhampton to Sydney, went ashore at Stockton Bight last night during…
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The steamer Mareeba, from Rockhampton, bound to Newcastle and Sydney, went ashore on the Stockton Beach, near Newcastle, at 4 o'clock…
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The A.U.S.N. Coy.'s cargo steamer Mareeba is ashore od Stockton Beach. The steamer was bound from Rockhampton to Newcastle and Sydney, and…
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Another wreck is reported, the vessel being the Scow Hilda, trading on the South Coast. The vessel is ashore at Wreck Bay, near Jervis bay, and is…
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A vessel is ashore near the Seal Rocks. It is supposed to be the Italian barque Gio Batta Bercoena, which sailed from Newcastle on Monday with a cargo of…
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The heavy weather continues on the coast. A vessel, believed to be the Italian barque. Gio Batta Beverina. Which sailed from Newcastle on…
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The interstate steamer Mareeba, owned by the A.U.S.N. Co., went ashore on Stockton Beach at a point 10 miles north of Newcastle, N.S.W., on Friday morning last…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The American Fleet. the Sailors Ashore. a Jovial Time. Auckland
The chief official functions in connection with the visit of the American fleet being over, the sailors to-day set out to have a good time, and were fully…
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A cable was received from Norfolk Island this morning stating that the steamer Hawea, now overdue at Gisborne from Newcastle, has broken her…
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A cable was received in Sydney today from Norfolk Island stating that the steamer Hawea, now long overdue at Gisborne, New Zealand, from…
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The steamer Suvenow is tow days overdue on her voyage to Suva form Sydney. Her track would take her close to the locality of the disabled…
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The Marine Court to-day suspended the certificates of the captain oud second officer of the wrecked steamer Mareeba for 12 months…
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Another boat's crew from the disabled steamer Hawea reached Solitary Island yesterday. They reported that immediate aid is required. The…
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[Published by request of a Layman.] 1—Don't come. (I went to the House of God, with the voice of joy and praise.—Ps.42.4)…
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Two days after sailing from Newcastle, N.S.W., with a cargo of coal for Gisborne, N.Z., the Hawea broke her tail shaft and began to drift disabled on the sea. That…
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Two tugs have gone in search of the missing steamer Huwea…
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From Berlin, on 5th June, the correspondent of the “Daily Mail” wrote:— Lieutenant-Commander Assmann and Lieutenant Fritzsche, two well-known…
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A number of sailors from the American Fleet were allowed on shore this afternoon and to-night. The practice followed is to allow 200 men from each…
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