Washed Ashore
[?]was a glorious spring morning[?] a Brian Hare arrived to take Poston of the large house and property [?]he South Coast of New South Wales,…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1925
13 stories in South Coast's papers
Excitement on the Harbor Ferry Steamer Gets a Bump
The ferry steamer Koree struck a pontoon at Circular Quay yesterday afternoon, Her bows were so badly damaged that the vessel had to be…
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"Just call the Carmen" interupted the girl, "that is my name." "Thanks, well, if I may dispense with all conventionality under these unusual…
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When dawn was breaking over the sea, Brian had a visitor, his old gardener Andy, who, fearing something had happened to his young master, had come along the shore…
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The Seamen’s Union has declared the steamer Eromanga black, as the result of cargo being transhipped to her from the Voluninia. Members…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Steamer [?]Volumnia Leaves Secretly
The steamer Volumnia let Sydney secretly on Saturday, it is believed, for Fremantle to load wheat for overseas ports…
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The ship Huon Pine was blown ashore on a reef at Hope Beach, 15 miles from Hobart. The crew escaped. without injury…
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A message from Suva slates that the cutter Fuga Tamsta was blown away a from her anchorage by a storm and grounded on a reel. The…
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The steamer Tasmam encountered heavy gales while- on the voyage from Sydney to Thursday island. Heavy seas swept the decks, and a…
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Pulled to sea by a 12-foot shark, and then abandoned well off shore in a light skiff, which bobbed about like a cork on 15-foot waves, was the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Charge of Setting Fire to Steamer
James Edward Cokeman, described as a wharf laborer, was charg d at the Central Police Court With having set fire to the steamer…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wrecking Temperance. (Published by Arrangement)
In a speech at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Mr. A. Scott Bullitt is reported by the press Agencies as saying:—…
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In a speech at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Mr. A. Scott Pullitt is reported by the Press agencies as saving: “ The prohibition law…
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