Motor Schooner Samoa Sold for £8900
The Commonwealth Government motor [?] Samoa was sold at auction this afternoon by Franser Uther and Company Limited to Mr H. C. F…
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Ferry Steamer's Mishap
The Sydney ferry steamer Kiandra was damaged, and the dolphin protecting the retaining wall, near the Lavender Bay wharf was partially splintered, as the result of a…
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Togo Maru, from Adelaide (Neutral Bay). No vessels were cleared outward at the Sydney Customs yesterday. The former German steamer Konigin Luise will be…
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The Sydney Flying Squadron has decided that the extra coast of the steamer and other services in connection with racing compels it to follow the Sydney Club and…
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The executive of the Institute of Marine Engineers was in conference this morning It was stated at the offices of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Steamer Fares. 20 Per Cent. Increase. Freights May Follow
It was announced yesterday that the steamer fares to the united Kingdom on vessels belonging to the shipping combine had been increased by 20 per cent. For the present,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Misadventures a Thoughtless Spectator Killed by an Aeroplane. the Machine Wrecked
An aviation display given at Geclong (Vic) on Saturday ended in a tragedy, A Sopwith Dove machine, piloted by Contain G. C. Wilson, M.C., A.F.C…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Big Turret Steamer
The Quilon, now loading at the Wallaroo jetty, is one of the largest turret steamers afloat. She has a gross tonnage of 7697 and a net…
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Manawat[?], from Melbourne…
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The motor schooner Samoa was sold yesterday by Messrs, Fraser, Uther, and Company, Limited, for £8900. The purchasers were Messrs. Burns, Phlip, and Company, Limited,…
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Messrs. Fraser, Uther & Co. offered for sale at their rooms, 5 Hamilton-street, city, yesterday the three-masted schooner Samoa, which has been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Steamer Ophir to Be Sold. London, February 16
The Admiralty has decided to sell the ex-liner Ophir, which was in the Government service during the war. The Ophir was the vessel which brought King…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Ocean Tragedy. Steamer Burnt Out. Paris, Feb. 16
The authorities have abandoned hope of further survivors from the steamer Ville d'Alger (4857 tons), bound from Reunion for Havre, which was abandoned afire early in…
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The authorities have abandoned hope of further survivors from the steamer Ville d'Alger (4897 tons), bound from Rennian for Havre which…
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The photograph on this page is that of the head and part of the body of a sea monster locally called a "Goodgegong." It was driven ashore…
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Mantua, from London, via ports. (No. l Dawes Point)…
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Australian agents for the new British - India steamer Woodarra, which was to leave New York for Australia on her maiden voyage on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Posted Missing Former Sydney Steamer
A private, cable from the East states that the former Australian steamer Brisbane, which left Shanghai at the end of December for Viadivestock, has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →S.s. Brisbane Lost. Ex-melbourne S.s. Company's Steamer
Private cabled advice received in Sydney says, that the steamer. Brisbane, which left Shanghai at the end of December for Vladivostock, has not…
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"Word was received by the Newcastle police shortly before midnight on Thursday that the collier Lubra had gone ashore at Catherine Hill Bay…
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