News by Telegraph. Grounding of a Steamer
WOLLONGONG, Friday. -- The steamer Allowrie, on entering Belmore Basin this moraine whilst a heavy wind was blowing and heavy rain falling, missed her mark a…
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The Hawea Ashore. (By Cable.)
AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--The Union steamship Hawea is ashore at the entrance to Nelson Harbor. It is expected she will be floated without damage…
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The wreck is reported here of the brig Emperor off Port Stephens yesterday. All hands were saved…
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Captain Sullivan, of the American three-masted schooner Two Boys, which arrived yesterday from the Caroline Group, reports having sighted a vessel, apparently an iron…
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On the arrival of the steamer Kingaley from Port Stouhens late last night, Captain Dalton reported, that the brig, Emperor (Captain Keogh) had gone ashore on the North Head that morning, and was likely to become a total…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.--On the arrival of the steamer Kingsley from Port Stephens last night, Captain Dalton reported that the brig Emperor, Captain Keogh, had gone…
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with reference to the wreck of the brig Emperor, which was announced in the Globe on Wednesday, the Newcastle Evening Call gives the following particulars :—…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday.--The brig Emperor, which drifted on to the rooks at North Head, Port Stephens, on Tuesday, was yesterday abandoned by all hands. Captain…
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On the arrival of the steamer Kingsley from Port Stephens late last night, Captain Dalton reported that the [?]ig Emperor (Captain Keogh) had gone ashore on the North Head that morning, and was likely to become a total…
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On Thursday, 28th January last, the Misslssipi and Dominion Line steamer Quebee left the Mersey specially search for the same company's pany's steamer Sarnia, which met with a…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.--Two tenders have been received for the purchase of the Government steamer Palmerston, formerly employed in the Northern Territory, but the…
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Newcastle, Monday,—Yesterday a passenger named John Handrahan, who arrived by the steamer Namoi from Sydney, reported to the police that his portmanteau had been…
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Melbourne, Monday.--The steamer Easby, which arrived last week from Newcastle, had a narrow escape from destruction by fire. She was laden with…
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The Launceston correspondent of the Hobart Mercury states that an enquiry was held at the police court on April 1, under the provisions of the Wreeks Enquiry Act, into the circumstances attending the wreck of the British…
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The steamer Tannadice, which got aground yesterday afternoon at the mouth of the harbour, is still aground, it being impossible to get her off at last night's…
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The ketch Lottie, which was reported as having been wrecked on March 13, while seal-hunting at St Francis Island, returned to Fort Adelaide on Monday afternoon. Prior to the disaster, which entailed…
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Yesterday afternoon the steamer Tannudice, whilst leaving barbour in tow of the Bungurce, got aground abreast of the lightship on the south side of the mouth of the harbour. It was hoped that she would get off at high tide…
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The following telegram was posted at the Exchange at 11 o'clock this morning— "Queenscliff, Victoria, April 10.— The barque South Milton, while inward-bound…
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The steamer Tannadice was successfully floated off [?] high tide at half-past 10 last night under the superv[?] of Captain Newton, harbourmaster, after discharging [?] tons of coal at his request. The vessel has since procee[?]…
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Our Melbourne correspondent wired:—The ship South Milton went aground on Friday night. She is lying in nine fathoms of water, a mile and a half off Barwon Heads, on the Geelong side. Captain…
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