Steamer Lost. New York, March 10
The tank steamer Cubadist (5788 tons), with a crew of [?]0, is believed to have been lost. She was due at Baltimore from Cuba on the 2nd inst…
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Commonwealth Steamer Ashore
MELBOURNE. Saturday.—A wireless message was received to-day that the Commonwealth Government steamer Gilgai (5512 tons) formerly known as the…
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Mr. Eva, manager of the Commonwealth Government line of steamers, was informed this morning that the Gilgai had gone ashore about three…
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Mr. Eva, manager of the Commonwealth Government line of steamers, was informed on Saturday morning that the Gilgal had gone ashore about…
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When entering Port Macquarie yesterday, the coaster Macquarie west aground or, the bar. She was dealed off early this morning and presented to Sydney…
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No news has been received in Bris[?] giving tidings of the ketch Vic, which [?] Thursday Island some weeks ago for the Northern Terrotory…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--in the midst of a dense, fog, the Commonwealth Government line steamer Gilgal, after groping about for some hours for the entrance to Port Phillip Bay,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Schooner Inca. to Load Another Timber Cargo
Gunnersen, Crockett, Ltd., advise that the American five-masted schooner Inca, at present in port at Sydney discharging a cargo of timber…
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On her first visit to sydney, the Weir liner Tymeric arrived at this port yesterday. The Tymeric is bound from Calcutta to South America with…
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The best of the last shipments of Tasmanian potatoes were sold out at week-end, and this morning the Sussex-street market was bare, with the exception of…
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A fire broke out last night on the steamer Talyuan, lying at Mort's Dock, but the timely arrival of fire-flghting appliances prevented serious damage…
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Bleeding copiusly from five great wounds in the chest and back Captain Frederick West, of the [?] John A. Campbell…
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A telegram received from the Macleay River yesterday stated that the standard steamer Malanbar was shifted several feet towards deep water with the morning tide. Captain…
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With fire knife wounds in his body Captain Fred West, of the schooner John A. Campbell, died while being taken by the Civil Ambulance to the…
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Captain P. W. West, master til the American schooner John A. CampDell, died at Sydney Hospital yesterday from wounds which had been inflicted with a knife…
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Persic, from London, via ports (Whit Star wharf Miller's Point)…
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In the Divorce Court this afternoon Percy Frederick Silcock, a clerk, recently returned from the war, was granted a decree nisi for the…
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It is understood that the sale of the well-known two-masted schooner Wanetta has been completed, and that it is probable that she will be…
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Captain C. C. Lowe, Sydney agent for Messrs. A. Weir's Bank line of steamers, received a wireless message from Captain Morgan of the Tymeric…
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The ketch Vic, a vessel of about 10 tons, has been missing in the far north of Queensland for nearly a month. She left Thursday Island on January 21st…
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