Wrecks and Casualties
In Australian trade, For months of July August and September see former issues. At appeared in the columns of the Daily Commercial…
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The Wreck of the Nicoya
The crew of the wrecked barque Nicoya arrived at Newcastle yesterday from Noumea, while the captain and his Wife returned by the R.M.S. Polynesien. There…
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The following telegram was received this afternoon by Messrs. Hogg, Robinson and Co.:--"The schooner Borough Belle, of Sydney, was totally wrecked on Belona…
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Captain Thomas Norris, the master of the Melbourne barque Nicoya, which was recently wrecked at the entrance to Noumea, reached Sydney yesterday by the M.M. liner…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.--News from the Chatham Islands states that the wreck of the ship Jessie Roadman lies in the same position, broadside on the beach, and that…
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What is badly wanted in connection with the short trip tickets issued by the mail steamers is to make the return tickets negotiable on the railways. It has long been contended that were it possible to purchase a return ticket from Syduov…
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In Australian trade, For months of July August and September see former issues. At appeared in the columns of the Daily Commercial…
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Captain John Williams, of the Sydney brigantine Borough Belle, which was wrecked on Belona Reef, the crew reaching Mackay in the boats, has made an official…
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In Australian trade. For months of July August and September see former issues. As appeared in the columns of the Daily Commercial…
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Four-masted schooners and occasionally five-masted schooner-rigged vessels under the American flag visit Sydney, but a six-masted clipper is one of the early contingen[?]ies. A New York letter (6th June) says:—Some…
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The Adelaido Steamship Company's steamer [?] has been in dock undergoing an extensive [?]. Her passenger space has been increased and improved, thus placing her in the front [?] of in[?] steamers…
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In connection with the wreck of the Borougn Belle, further particulars to hand show that she was bound from Noumea to the Solomon Islands in ballast, when she was caught in a terrific…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Wreck of the Gazelle
The week of the Gazelle and drowning of the crew, including Captain Rogers, a very old shipmaster, [?]ing out of [?] and Newcastle for many years, was reported by cable. The [?] occurred in [?] Bay, Nelson,…
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In Australian trade, For months of July August and September see former issues. As appeared in the columns of the Daily Commercial…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.--Further details of the wreck of the schooner Borough Belle show that she was bound from Noumea to the Solomon Islands, in ballast, when she…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday.--The local Marine Board to-day concluded an inquiry into the cause of the wreck of the barque Nicoya, at Noumea, on January 23. The board reserved…
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The steamer Fiado, running under the French flag, met with a somewhat serious accident at Lime-street Wharf yesterday. The Adelaide Steamship Company's steamer…
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The Carradale (s.), 2270 tons, of Sunderland, which left Wellington for London on 7th November, has put into Rio de Janeiro with loss of propeller…
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Whilst at work this morning on board the steamer Port Chalmers a laborer named George M'Master, of 4 Arthur-street, Surry Hills, was rather severely injured. He was…
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The wreck of the Phantom is reported from Launceston. The Phantom was loaded with guane at Cat Island bound to Launceston. It was blowing S. W. and increased to a gale "The vessel came to an anchor, but the chain parted,…
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