Sunk by Collision American Freight Steamer LONDON, Friday Evening
The American freight steamer Lake Erie, [?] tons, has been sunk by collision in the Bristol Channel…
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Another Steamer Mined Great Loss of Life VANCOUVER, Friday Night
A message from [?]…
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The paddlewheel steamer Nelson, 160 tons, bound from Maryborough for the north with a cargo of timber, sprang a leak after leaving the Mary River last…
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News from Bundaberg states that the small paddlewheel steamer Nelson, 160 tons, bound from Maryborough for the north with a cargo of timber,…
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The small-steamer Nelson, la[?]en with 70,000 feet of timber, left here on Friday night for Mackay, and sprang a leak a few hours after leaving port. The pumps were got going, but…
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It is reported that the auxiliary sailing vessel Dart has been sold by the Victorian State Government to Mr. J. Harrison, of the Shipping and…
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What is described as the largest wooden stilling ship over built on the United States Pacific Coast, and probably one of the largest vessels of its…
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Making her m[?]den voyage from Liverpool, the new Federal Shire liner Somerset, which was [?]ched only a few [?] the yards of Earle and Co., of Hull, is due in Sydney to-day. In addition to…
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The Federal-Shire Company's new steamer Somerset, now on her maiden voyage to the Commonwealth from Liverpool, left Melbourne last…
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An unidentified French steamer, supposed to be the Chaprol, has been mined in the Straits of Messina. Five hundred persons are believed to have been drowned. One hundred and…
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News from Bundaberg states that the small paddlewheel steamer Nelson,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Auxiliary Schooner Dart. Sold for £4.000
It is reported that the auxiliary sailing vessel Dart has been sold by the Victorian State Government to Mr. J. Harrison, of the Shipping and…
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What is described as the largest wooden sailing ship ever built on the United States Pacific Coast, and probably one of the largest vessels of its…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Shipping Dispute Steamer Levuka to Sail
The dispute between the seamen and the A.U.S.N. Company has been settled. The men accepted similar terms to man the Levuka as in the case of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Steamer Strikes a Mine Terrific Explosion British Vessel Saves Many Lives LONDON, Monday Evening
A Rome [?] states that the steamer [?], which was convening passengers from Marsellies [?] was steaming at full speed in the…
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The Denman Progress Association is doing great work to promote and conserve the interests of its district and community. Some time ago it applied to…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--The steamer Port Darwin. 10.365 tons, of the Cunard line's Australasian service, arrived yesterday from Gladstone, to complete the loading of the whole…
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A Rome message says that the French steamer Chaoula (4335 tons), which was conveying 650 passengers from Marseilles to Athens, was going at full speed in the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Total Loss Steamer Port Hunter Well Known in Sydney
The [?]…
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It is reported from Rome that the French steamer Chaouia was conveying 650 passengers from Marsellies to Athens, and was going at full speed in the moonlight, when she struck…
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