Wrecks. London, March 1
The ship Coonatta, from Adelaide, which stranded at Newhaven, is breaking up. Portion of the cargo is being recovered. The barque Glenary, 661 tons, from…
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The Refrigerator Steamer
FOR the sectional views aud description of thus steamship we refer the reader to page 299 of this issue…
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IT may be safely predicted (says the Scientific American) that the time is not very far distant then vessels carrying perishable cargoes of fruit, meat, and other articles of rood, will make constant and regular voyages between the tropics…
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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, 1876. They were rescued in a wretched condition on…
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The ship Coonatta, from Adelaide, which, stranded at Newhaven, is breaking up. Portion of the cargo is being recovered. The barque Glenary, 661 tons, from Adelaide…
Continued on Trove, page 305 →Commercial Circulars. [Per Mail Steamer Colima.] Stock and Share Reports
MELHADO AND CURTIS.—The improvement in business noticed in our last month's circular, we are pleased to report, has continued. Business has been confined mostly to bank shares and debentures, and most stocks show an advance in price. Banks: A large…
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THE ship Coonatta, from Adelaide, which stranded at Newhaven, is breaking up. Portion of the cargo is being recovered. The barque Glenary, 661 tons, from…
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THE following further particulars concerning the loss of the Strathmore are contained in a telegram from Point de Galle, published in the Otago Daily Times of March 6th…
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SUBJOINED is an official register of wreeks which have occurred on the coast of New Smith Wales during the year 1875:- Centurion, schooner, 48 tons, W. Owen, master; losses—no lives—in ballast; value, £300; insured, £800. This vessel was…
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The following further particulars concerning the loss of the Strathmore are contained in a telegram from Point de Gaile, published in the Otago Daily Times of March 6th:—…
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A TELEGRAM has been received from Nelsen Bay (Port Stephens) by Captain Campbell, owner of the brig Dart, reporting the wreck of his vessel on Saturday, on the north head of Nelson Bay, and that the crew were saved. No cause is agaigned for the accident;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wreck of the Steamer Banshee. Loss of Twenty Lives Brisbane
THE Banshee (s.), bound from Townsville to Cooktown, is a total wreck on Hinchinbrook Island, fifteen miles from Cardwell. The captain, stewardess, mate, engineer, carpenter, sailor and twenty-one passengers…
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The steamer Banshee has been totally wrecked on Hinebinbrook Island, which in situated between Cleveland Bay and Rockhampton Bay. Seventeen passengers and some stowaways were…
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Telegraphic intelligence from Brisbane state? that the steamer Banshee, bound from Townsville to Cooktown, lias been totally wrecked on [?] Island, fifteen miles from Cardwell. The captain…
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THE Banshee (s.) struck on Cape Sandwich, Hinchinbrook Island, on Tuesday afternoon, and went to pieces in five minutes after striking. The sea was running mountains high, and the wind blowing a…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Melbourne. Discovery of a Wreck. Monday, 12.25 p.m
There was a great thunderstorm throughout the colony on Saturday. The streets of Melbourne were like a sea, shops being inundated, and cabs overturned…
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Vickaburg, February 27.—The steamer Mary Belle, owned by J. Frank Hicks and Alf. Grissall, was burned to the water's edge this afternoon. The boat was taking on cotton, and had a cargo of five or six thousand bales of…
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From the Perth Inquirer of 12th January we have intelligence of a hurricane of a terribly disastrous and fatal nature at the North-west Settlement. The Na Malole, an American schooner, which arrived at Freemantle from Port Walcott,…
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Vickisburg, February 27.—The steamer Mary Belle, owned by J. Frank Hicks and Alf. Grissall, was burned to the water's edge this afternoon. The boat was taking on cotton, and had a cargo of five or six thousand bales of…
Continued on Trove, page 428 →New Steamer for Torres' Straits Mail Service
The agents of the E. and A. Mail Steam Company, Messrs. Scott, Henderson, and Co., have received a telegram announcing the departure yesterday, at 8 a.m. of the company's magnificent new steamer…
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