Steamer Space for Apples
The export or Victorian apples this season is likely to receive a nasty blow, owing to the Agricultural Department having failed to secure the necessary space on the mail boats. It is said…
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The Manly Steamer Sensation. a Second Woman Falls Overboard
The body of the women who jumped overboard from the Manly steamer, Narrabeen, on Tuesday night, still lies at the North morgue, and has not yet been identified…
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The City Coroner, Mr. J. C. Woore, conducted an inquest at the Lloyd Hotel yesterday into the circumstances surrounding the death of the unknown woman who jumped into the harbor…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Wreck of the Glen Park. Off the South Australian Coast. All the Crew Saved. Adelaide
A Port Victoria telegram states that 26 shipwrecked sailors arrived here to-night, having been picked up by the barque Elda, and put ashore. They report that the ship Glen Park, laden with wheat from…
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A wire was received here last night from Port Victoria, in Spencer's Gulf as follows:-- "Twenty-six shipwrecked sailors arrived here to-night, having been picked up by the barque…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Second Edition. 3.30 A. M. Wreck of the Glen Park. Off Wedge Island. the Crew Saved
ADELAIDE, Friday.--The following telegram was received to-night from Port Victoria, in, Sponcer's Gulf;--"Twenty-six shipwrecked sailors arrived here to-night, having been picked…
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The ketch May Burns, while entering the Heads last night was blown ashore at Middle Head, and became a total wreck. Portion of the crew got away in one of…
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WORD was received from Wat[?]on's Bay station at the Paddington Police Station last evening that a vessel had foundered at North Head. The news was…
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The barque Wynford, which left Port Germein on Wednesday last, with 29,673 bags of wheat for the United Kingdom, has gone ashore at Plank Point, 60 miles from Port…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.--A telegram was received from Port German on Saturday evening stating that the second officer and part of the crew of the barque Wynford, 1807 tons, had just arrived there,…
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The schooner May Byrnes was wrecked at North Head on Saturday night, shortly After 7 o'clock. The vessel had left Newcastle the day before for Sydney, coal laden, and ran down with a…
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Later particulars are to hand concerning the wreck of the ship Glen Park. The vessel left her anothoge at Port Germein on Tuesday morning, bound for Algoa Bay, with about 3261 tons whest. A sharp…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shipping Casualties. Wreck at North Head. the May Byrnes Washed to Pieces on the Rocks. Crew Land by Boat. Statements of Those on Board
At dusk on Saturday, a 220 ton three-masted schooner, the May Byrnes, but three years old, was thrashing her way down the coast against the hard sou'-easter when she c[?]ashed upon that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shipping Disasters. Wreck at North Read. Loss of the May Byrnes. The Crew's Narrow Escape
Whilst beating into the port on Saturday evening the coasting schooner May Byrnes missed stays, and crashing on to the rocks at North Head was soon reduced to a complete…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wreck of the Glen Park. Off Wedge Island. the Crew Saved
ADELAIDE, Friday.--The following telegram was received to-night from Port Victoria, in Spencer's Gulf:-- "Twenty-six shipwreeked sailors arrived here to-night, having been picked…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shipping Disaster. the May Byrnes Wrecked at North Head. All Hands Saved
Through missing stays whilst beating into the port on Saturday night the schooner May Byrnes a well-known collier, in charge of Captain Gallant, was swept on to the rooks at the North Head…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Reported Wreck. the Sommerfeld Ashore at Cuxhaven
It has rarely happened that one of the popular lise of steamers [?]ving the German-Australian flag has come to grief. Since its foundation is Australia under the late Mr. Gustav von der Heyde, and under the present chief agent,…
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The Norddeutscher Lloyd Company's steamer [?], which was partially destroyed by the great H[?]b[?] fire, has been towed from New York to Bremen. She is [?] being rebuilt on a new plan. The length of the steamer…
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