Another Shipwreck. AUCKLAND
THE barque England's Glory, with a cargo of railway iron, bound from Nelson, N.Z., to the Bluff, struck behind the Bluff Hill while standing in for a pilot. The crew took to the boats, and…
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Wreck of a Schooner. Seven of the Crew Drowned
BY the arrival of the s.s. City of Melbourne, Captain Daniel Calder, from Noumea, we learn the schooner Heurietts, of Noumea owned by Mr. Jerome, [?]undered at sea, with the loss of seven of Hor crow…
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While the schooner Retriever, 37 tons, outward bound for Tomakin in ballast, was beating out of harbour yesterday afternoon she missed stays and went ashore on the reef at South Head. It appears…
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The schooner Retriver, for Tomakin, in ballast, went ashore yesterday on the reef under the Hornby lighthouse and is likely to become a total wreck She was beating out of the harbour, between 9 and 10…
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By the arrival of the steamer City of Melbourne from New Caledonia yesterday we learn that the schooner Henrietta, of Noumea, formerly known here as the Collingwood, foundered at sea, 10 lives…
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Captain Brodie, of the well-known trading schooner Ariel, gives the following report of his round trip, having left this pert on January 29 last, and reached the solomon Group on February 21 On May 3, when the Ariel was…
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The Times of October 7 says:—"The new arrangements for the embarkation of passengers by the P. and O. Steam Navigation Company's ships in the Thames, instead of at Southampton, came into operation on October 5th, when the…
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LONDON, November 17.—An alarming explosion of dynamite took place on board the steamer Seven during her trip between Bristol and Glasgow. Considerable…
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A quantity of dynamite on board the steamer Glasgow, at Bristol, exploded. Nine persons were killed, and great injury was done to the ship…
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BY the arrival of the [?] City of Melbourne, Captain Daniel Calder, from Noumea, we learn the schooner Henrietta, of Noumea, owned by Mr. Jerome, foundered at sea, with the loss of seven of her crew…
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Captain Brodie, of the well-known trading schooner. Ariel, gives the following report of his round trip, having, left, this porton January 20 Inst, and reachest the [?] Group on February 21.— on May 3, when the Ariel was…
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LONDON, November 17.—The steamer on board which the explosion of dynamite was reported to have occurred, between Bristol and Glasgow, is the Solway, not the…
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The Marine Board sat yesterday afternoon to inquire into the circumstances connected with the loss of the schooner Retriever, 36 tons, on the South Head reef, on Tuesday last, the 15th instant…
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As the steamship Rome has arrived off the coast of Australia, and will probably reach Sydney in the course of a few days, it may not be imopportune to give a condensed outline of her proportions from an account furnished in a…
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LONDON, November 17:—An alarms ing explosion of dynamite took place on board the steamer Severn during ber trip between Bristol and Glasgow. considerable…
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THE P. and O. mail steamer Rome arrived at Albany on Monday evening in advance of contract time. PASSSENGERS:…
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The P. and O. Company's steamship Rome arrived here about 4 o'clock this afternoon, with the English mails via Suez…
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Intelligence has been received of the wreck of the ship Jura, with the loss of 20 lives. The Jura was a sailing vessel of 1199 tons, and was built at Glasgow in 1875…
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A vessel has been wrecked off the coast of British Columbia, and 32 persons were drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wreck of the E. and A. Company's Steamship Brisbane. (From the Narthern Teritory Times, October 29.)
On Saturday morning last we were with many others, buoyant in the hope that the ill-fated steamer Brisbane would arrive in lmrbour that evening or on the following morning. However it was not to be, as about 5 p.m. the…
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