Wreck of the st. Albans
A small schooner, captained and owned by Mr Dalton, is reported to have been lost in Long Bay, south of Sydney Heads. She is almost a new vessel and has been lately conveying milk from Kiama to…
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Wreck of the Ship Cashmere at Newcastle. [By Telegraph.] [From Our Own Correspondent.] Newcastle
The British ship Cashmore, 124[?] tons register, Captain [?]yne, from Newport, Moumouthshire, 27th January, leaded with 1840 tons railway iron and plant, arrived off this port shortly before dusk this evening. She…
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At 1 o'clock yesterday morning, the little coasting steamer St. Albans, 45 tons, came to grief at Yellow Rock, on the north side of Botany. She was commanded at the time of her mishap by the owner, Mr. John Dalton, who was formerly in the tmploy…
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The Australasian Steam Navigation Company have just met with another stroke of ill-luck in the loss of their new steamer Ranelagh, which only arrived in Sydney from London on the night of April 1, being navigated from England by Captain Wallace. From…
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In a terribly heavy sea at Timaru, yesterday, the ships Benvenue and City of Perth parted from their cables, and became total wrecks. The Benvenue was in ballast, the City of Perth, loading…
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LONDON, May 11.—There have been severe storms in the Hebrides and on the west coast of Scotland. At Stornaway, in the island of Lewis, a number of vessels…
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THERE was a terrific gale at Timaru yesterday, during which the ships Ben Venue and City of Perth parted their anchors, and became total wrecks. The Harbour-master,…
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THERE has been considerable delay in obtaining detailed particulars of the loss of this vessel, owing, probably, to the trouble of getting messages to the nearest telegraph station. The following telegram…
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The well-known steam collier Llewellyn, Captain Amora, went on to the Bellambi Reef this morning during a denes fog while on tbg voyage from Sydney to Wollongong. A telegram from the Bull Coal…
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Captain Amora and crew from the steamer Llewellyn have just come ashore, reporting that her back is broken and her main deck parting. She got on the reef owing to a fog and the compass being…
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The following telegram was received yesterday morning by the manager of the Bulli Coal Company:—"The Llewellyn is ashore on Bellambi reef. The Woonona has gone to her assistance. There is communication between the stranded vessel and the…
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We regret to have to record that the steam collier Llewellyn, which Captain Amora so skilfully saved from destruction some time ago by keeping her under shelter at Five Islands, has…
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The correspondent of the New Zealand Herald telegraphs the following particulars of the loss of the Benvenue and the City of Perth.—"A terrible calamity happened in the harbour on Sunday, May 14. During the night a very…
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The following telegram was received on Tuesday morning by the manager of the Bulh Coal Company:—"The Llewellyn is ashore on Bellambi reef. The "Woonona has gone to her assistance. There is communication between the stranded vessel and the…
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THE well-known steam collier Llewellyn, Captain Amora, went on to the Bellambi Reef this property during a dense fog, while on the voyage from Sydney to Wollongong. A telegram from the Bulli Coal…
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The steam tug Rocket was wrecked on Saturday evening while crossing the Macleay bar. The heavy easterly weather which has prevailed during the past week, raised very heavy seas, which…
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LONDON, May 28.—The Orient Steam Navigation Company's steamer Austral, which left Plymouth for Melbourne on the 20th instant, made the passage to Naples in…
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The chief officer of the steamer Pretty Jane arrived at the Lakes entrance this morning, and reports the total loss of the vessel, at 3 a.m. yesterday, about 20 miles along the coast, on the…
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The A.S.N. Company's wrecked steamer Ranelagh was got off the reef on Tuesday night, but the pumping gear going wrong, she had to he beacaed on Barnard Island, which, however, has…
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