Shipwreck and Loss of Life
Our Boulogne correspondent telegraphed last night:â "Intelligence was received this morning pf a terrible shipwreck at Audrcaselles, a village about…
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Loss of the Steamer Deutschland. [?] Captain Bruckenstein of the
[?] Deutschland, who was at Harwich to-day, gave the following particulars of the loss of his vessel—He left Bremerhafen on Sunday morning, and…
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The Boulogne correspondent of the Times telegraphed on the 16th November:- "Intelligence was received this morning of a terrible shipwreck at Audresselles, a village about two-thirds of…
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The Boulogne correspondent of the Times telegraphed on the 16th November:— "Intelligence was received this morning of a terrible shipwreck at Audresselles, a village about two-thirds of…
Continued on Trove, page 41 →The Cruise of H.M. Schooner Pearl. (From the Brisbane Courier December 12.)
H.M. schooner Pearl, Staff-commander E. P. Bedwell, R.N., left Brisbane on a surveying cruise in the latter end of June last. Proceeded first to look for a reported shoal in latitude 23-55 S. longitude 154-13 E., about sixty miles east of Double Island Point,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Commercial Circulars. Per Mail Steamer City of San Francisco. Stock and Share Reports
H. A. CAPE.—Our share market has been dull since the departure of the December mail. Business has been somewhat interrupted by the holidays. Many of our companies hold their half-yearly meetings this month, and bank rate having; fallen one pe[?] cent.,…
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December 8.—Captain Bruckunsiein, of the Deutschland, who was at Harwich to-day, gave the following particulars ot the loss of his vessel —He left Bremerhufen on Sunday morning, and…
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Our Boulogne correspondent telegraphed last night:— "Intelligence was received this morning of a terrible shipwreck at Audresselles, a village about…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Wreck of the Will Watch. Narrative of a Survivor. (From the Southland News.)
He Will Watch, cutter, Joseph Moody master, with Christopher Gardiner and myself as crew, left the [?]uia, Manakau, loaded with [?], &c., on the 14th October, 1875, bound for the Bluff. Had a fair passage down the coast until after passing the Solanders…
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On Saturday last the Deutchsland, a steamer of 3000 tons burden, one of the largest and best-appointed ships of the North German Lloyd's Atlantic fleet, left Bremen, bound for New York. She…
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The people of [?]h[?]ess w[?] somewhat [?]tounded on December 7, by the [?]umour that some of the [?]w of a German vessel which had been wrecked had landed there The rumour appeared [?] true at least [?] sense,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Commercial Circulars. [Per Mail Steamer Granada.] Stock and Station Reports
MELHADO AND CURTIS.—We are pleased to be able to report a marked improvement in the "Stock and Share" Market, caused, no doubt, through the banks having agreed to a uniform rate for "fixed deposits." A considerable business has been done in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Wreck of the Will Watch. Na[?]rative of a Survivor. (From the Southland News.)
The Will Watch, cutter, Joseph Moody, master, with Christopher Gardiner and myself as crew, left the Huia, Manukau, loaded with timber, &c., on the 14th October, 1875, bound for the Bluff. Had a fair p[?]ssage down the coast until after passing the Solander…
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On Saturday last the Deutchsland, a steamer of 3000 tons burdon, one of the largest and best-appointed ships of the North Gorman Lloyd's Atlantic fleet, left Bremen, bound for New York, She…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Mr. Chester's Narrative of the Visit of the Missionary Steamer Ellengowan to the Fly River, New Guinea
MR. CHESTER, Police Magistrate, Somerset, Cape York, has supplied to the Hon. the Colonial Treasurer of Queensland, the following report in detail of the expedition:—…
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The people of Sheerness were somewhat astounded on December 7, by the rumour that some of the crew of a German vessel which had been wrecked had landed there. The rumour appeared too true, at least in its saddest sense,…
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MORT AND CO.—This market has to the present ruled quite on steady as the condition of the home demand, as shown at the November-December sales, would warrant us in expecting. The unsatisfactory outturn of some of the shipments realised at the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Telegrams This Day. Cable Messages. Bombay, February 25tt. 25th. 11.35 p.m. the Wreck of the Strath More on the Crozet Islands.—twenty Survivors Rescued
A ship which touched at Point de Galle, yesterday, landed twenty survivors of the Strathmore, bound from London to New Zealand, which ill-fated vessel was wrecked in July, 1875, on the…
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A ship touched at Galle yesterday, and landed twenty survivors of the Strathmore, from London to New Zealand, wrecked on Crozet Island in July, 1875. They were rescued in a wretched condition on…
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