Two Men in a Ketch. Voyage From Fiji to Sydney
Looking trim and smart the aux. ketch Tasman arrived on Saturday after an eventful voyage from Fiji. A vessel of about 10 tons, with but two persons aboard, she made…
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RELEASED Mr. Newton Ashore
The travels of Mr. Newton, the loyal Britisher who will not take the New Zealand oath of allegiance, came to an end to-day…
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Information has been received in Melbourne to the effect that the Swedish motor-ship Elmaren, which left Melbourne on April 22 for Rotterdam…
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"Seas rough and rising" was the report from the South Head signal station this afternoon. The steamer Bermagul left for the…
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Advice was received to-day by Mcilwraith, McEacharn, and Co., agonts for the SwedishAustralian line, that the motor ship Elmaien, which left Melbourne on April 23 for…
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Information has been received in Melbourne to the effect that the Swedish motorship Elmaren, which left Sydney on April 8 for Antwerp,…
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The steamer Trewinnard, now in port at Sydney, is owned by the Hain Steamship Co., and is in command of Captain J. Isdale, with S. F…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Steamer Moorish Prince
The steamer Moorish Prince, now at Sydney awaiting a wheat cargo, was built in 1914 at Messrs. Short Bros.' yards, Sunderland, England. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ashore at Mauritius. Plight of the Elmaren
The Swedish motor ship Elmaren is ashore at Mauritius, in a critical position, News of the disaster to the vessel Was received yesterday by Capt. Lundgren, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →On the Rocks Steamer Wrecked Auckland (N.z.)
The small coastal steamer Tasman went ashore on the rocks near Whakatane early this morning. The vessel is a complete wreck. The…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thursday.--The coastal schooner Huanul, from Auckland with a cargo of benzine, which arrived at Glsborne roadstead last evening, was discovered on Walkanae…
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AUCKLAND, Thursday.--The steamer Tasman, of 179 tons gross, and owned by the Northern Steamship Company, was totally wrecked on a submerged rock near Whakatane…
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Advice received yesterday states that the U.S. & A. steamer West Wind, which left New York on April 13 for New Zealand and Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Misadventures a Sawmill Wrecked Two Men Killed, Others Injured
An the result of a [?]ner [?] at saw-infil near Kempsey (N.S.W.) on Wednesday afternoon, two men were killed and two others injured. The…
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The crew and passengers of the wrecked steamer Tasman landed after a four hours row in lifeboats. A bitterly cold wind was blowing, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Schooner Huanui Ashore. Wellington (Nz.)
The schooner Huanui is ashore on whakatane Beach. She is expected to get off when the weather moderates…
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The P. and O. Branch liner Benalla, en route to Sydney, is ashore in Pevensey Bay (Sussex) as the result of a collision with an unknown vessel in a fog. There was no loss…
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The Steamer Wollongbar, which is on tho beach at Byron Bay…
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Torn away from her moorings at Byron Bay by a powerful gale, the well-known coastal steamer Wollongbar was carried broadside upon the…
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mountain high, and although he had a bit of halyard line tied round his waist, he took grave risks, as the dinghy was half full of water and he had to bale…
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