No Crew for Steamer
MELBOURNE, Wednesday. -- An intimation received by the secretary of the Seamen's Union, Mr. Clarke, that the owners of the steamer Yarra…
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Steamer Excursion To Taronga Park
On Anniversary Day, January 28, Tierneys' will run a popular boat trip to Taronga Park, Clifton Gardens and Nielson Park. Two steamers have been…
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In order to support their campaign for the installation of wireless on ships, officials of the Seamen's Union have compiled…
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Wreckage has been washed up at Lobster Beach in Broken Bay near the entrance to Brisbane Water. It includes an oregon spar, brass mounted, and about 16 feet long, pieces…
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After searching the Western Australian coast for 100 miles north of Fremantle, a Fisheries Department launch returned to Fremantle to-day, having found more wreckage,…
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The State Navigation Department stated to-day that the wreckage found early this morning on Lobster Beach, in Broken Bay, near the…
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WAGSTAFFE POINT, Wednesday.--Early this morning a quantity of wreckage was washed up on Lobster Beach, in Broken Bay, near the…
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A well- dressed young man, who is alleged to have admitted his intention of stowing away on the ship, was discovered in the stewards'…
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The wreckage whic was washed up on Lobster Beach in Broken Bay on Wednesday is reported to be that of the auxiliary yacht Mako…
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The State Navigation Department stated yesterday that the wreckage found on Lion Island belonged to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Left Ashore Wanted To See World
Filled with an ardent desire to see the world, but possessing neither ticket nor luggage, an optimist today climbed the gangway to the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Addition to "Mosquito Fleet." New Ketch for Bass Strait Trade
Although it is generally thought that the days of sail have passed, shiplovers, in Melbourne will be interested in the recent launching at Port Cygnet,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Steamer Aground on Reefs New York
The British steamer Kenkerry, with a crow of 35, is aground on reefs off Halifax, Novo Scotia…
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Probably the world's most unusual and interesting floating museum slipped into port yesterday with its curator, Captain…
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The Port Huon, which arrived today, had as part of her cargo the ketch Westaway, which is to be used by Dr. Donald Thomson on…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cargo Ship Wrecked. Halifax, Jan. 19
Piling up on the rocky shore of Nova Scotia in a heavy snowstorm and high seas, the British freighter Kenkerry (3930 tons) became a complete wreck…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Foundered Deck Cargo Slips Japanese Steamer Crew Picked Up Vancouver
THE Japanese cargo steamer Hokuman Maru foundered this afternoon 200 miles west of Vancouver Island. Her crew…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Addition to "Mosquito Fleet." New Ketch for Bass Strait Trade
Although it is generally thought that the days of sail have passed, shiplovers in Melbourne will be interested in the recent launching at Port Cygnet,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Duke's Ship Puts Back. Sailor's Illusion After Being Ashore. at Sea
A few minutes before midnight, when everybody had turned in, tired out after New Zealand's hospitality, an able seaman rushed to the officer of the watch on the bridge and…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Captain Robert Towns Story of the Steamer Phoenix
SOME time ago the "Sydney Mail" published an interesting account of the activities of Captain Robert Towns. The article caused the writer to make a search…
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