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  2. SHIPS OF THE PAST

    Sir.--I take up your paper here occasionally in the newsroom to inform myself of what Australia is thinking and doing in these difficult days. I have ...

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  3. London Gossip

    It so happened that the Royal garden party, which marks the end of the London season, was held on one of the hottest, and certainly the windiest, day of ...

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  4. MUSIC IN LONDON.

    A few mornings ago a London railway station was filled with the unusual excitement of a boat trains' departure with an opera company bound for Australia. ...

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  5. LIFE IN PARIS TO-DAY.

    Inevitably tills week in Paris has been filled with the poignant souvenirs of the dramatic happenings of exactly twenty years ago, and it included also a ...

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  6. A Melbourne-Built Ship.

    Sir,--On the 24th July, 1848, there arrived at Port Jackson the Jane Cain, a new vessel built at Port Phillip, which port she left bound for London. Her ...

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  7. Dalhousie.

    Sir,--Ship Dalhousie came to Australia in 1852, after a voyage of 82 days. My mother, then about 18 years of age, a Miss Jane Chandler, accompanied a ...

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  8. Madagascar.

    Sir,--In your issue of 11th August your correspondent "M.E.B." made reference to the Madagascar. My parents (now deceased) came out in this ship, which ...

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  9. City of Agra.

    Sir,--I am glad to see the good old ship City of Agra is not forgotten. I came out on the same trip as F. Bourke, and remember the families very well, ...

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  10. William Hamon.

    Sir,--My late mother arrived here from Carlow, Ireland, in the William Hamon in 1854. Her maiden name was McNally. They were five months ...

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  11. Dirigo.

    Sir,--Ships of the Past bring back to memory days of long ago, when, as a small child my father used to take me to Sandridge Pier "to see the ships." In ...

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  12. Ballanjerch.

    Sir.--In reply to "Query" and "A.J.W." (Reservoir) on 25th August, my late mother, then a Miss Mead, came out in the Ballanjerch, and was a fellow ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. Bee.

    Sir.--On a previous occasion I asked for information concerning the barque Bee, which came to Victoria in 1856. I was about 7 years of age. I, my father, ...

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  14. Travancore.

    Sir,--In the Travancore, which has been already mentioned, a relative of mine landed with his family in 1848 at Geelong, where they passed a weak in a ...

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  15. Kent and Norfolk.

    Sir,--A letter signed "Timolin" prompts me to write for fear that readers may confound the Kent spoken of in "Timolin's" letter with Money Wigram's famous ...

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  16. Merlin.

    Sir,--Can any of your readers supply particulars of the voyage of the Merlin, which brought a contingent of Scotch Immigrants from Birkenhead to ...

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  17. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--In reference to the inquiry by Emma Hocking (nee Cooper). I would like to mention that my mother, Mary Ann Farrelly, was a passenger on the ...

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  18. Severn.

    Sir,--I may have missed mention of tills ship, in which my mother and her parents arrived at Portland in the early fifties. On arrival they went at once to ...

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  19. Port Phillip Craft.

    Sir,--I was born at Emerald Hill in December, 1855, and we moved to Williamstown when I was very young. The first incident I recall was my ...

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  20. David Clarke.

    Sir.--I was very interested in the letter of "Mrs. A.H." in your issue of 18th August. She stated that her grandfather, John McEwin, came to Australia in 1937 ...

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  21. Tory.

    Sir,--Will you kindly correct an error. The name of the sailing ship referred to in "The Age" of 25th August is Tory, not "Tony."--Yours, &c., ...

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  22. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--I have been much interested in reading Ships of the Past in your Saturdays' issues of "The Age" since the start. I notice in your issue of 11th August ...

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  23. A FAMOUS BAND.

    Several correspondents to "The Age" Literary Supplement have recently referred to the excellent Rose of Denmark Life Boat Crew Drum and ...

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  24. Admella.

    Sir,--As a small boy I can distinctly remember the dreadful wreck of the Admella, off Cape Northumberland, in the early sixties. Some of the passengers ...

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  25. Sacramento.

    Sir.--In answer to some of the inquiries about the Emigrant and the wreck of the Sacramento, the following may be of interest:-- ...

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  26. Tiptree and Swiftsure.

    Sir.-Being a constant reader of your paper, I rend in "The Age" of the 14th July the names of the sailing ships Tip tree, of Sydney, and Swiftsure, of ...

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  27. Holmsdale.

    Sir,--I was particularly interested in a letter published on Saturday, 28th July, as to the Holmsdale by Windsor H. Tickell. I came out in that ship with ...

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  28. Eliza.

    Sir,--I rend with much interest in "The Age" re the ship Eliza, 1853. It was the ship on which my father's parents, with their three eldest children, ...

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  29. Hope.

    Sir,--Just another one interested in your excellent supplement. I, would like to know if any reader could tell me about the barque Hope, of Plymouth, which ...

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  30. Champion of the Seas.

    Sir,--Your correspondent Mr. Outhwaite asks re the famous clipper Champion of the Seas. My late mother--maiden name Margaret Ronan--came to ...

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  31. Loch Maree.

    Sir,--Following the wonderful history of ships and sailings, many a flash of memory is lightened up. Regarding the famous Loch Marco. I was on board, ...

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  32. Six Sisters.

    Sir,--In your very interesting Ships of the Past letters I note an inquiry for the barque Six Sisters, by "Murtoa S." My mother, with her parents and sisters, ...

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  33. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--I have a very old photograph of a drum and fife band--the Richmond City--taken about fifty years ago. My late husband was a junior member of ...

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  34. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--I have not seen any mention of the ship Hope. My late father came out on her, landing here on 18th March, 1853. I wonder if there is anyone who ...

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  35. John Davis.

    Sir,--My mother and aunt (Margaret and Annie Forbes) came out by the ship John Davis in the year 1852, and landed in Portland. The names of other ...

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  36. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--My mother--her maiden name was Margaret Fitzgerald--landed at Sandridge in the year 1862 on board the Champion of the Seas, the voyage taking ...

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  37. Oombah.

    Sir,--In reference to the query about the brig Oombah. I have the captain's log here. She left Liverpool on 10th August, 1858. The captain's name was ...

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  38. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir.--I was pleased to see references to the ship Champion of the Sens. My late mother came out in her from Donegal, Ireland, in the year 1859; her maiden ...

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  39. Red Jacket.

    Sir,--My mother and I were passengers on the Red Jacket about 1859. I was only aged 3 at the time, but my mother often told me afterwards of the collision ...

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  40. British Queen, 1839.

    Sir,--My grandparents and my mother (nee Janet MacPherson) arrived at Sydney in the ship British Queen in 1839. In the following year they came to ...

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  41. THE HOUSE MAID UPSET.

    There is a modern story of of a maid servant in a new situation, who, after attending family prayers for the first time and listening to a prayer beginning ...

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  42. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--I have read with interest of our pioneers and the ships they came out in. My father (John Cunliffe) came to Australia in the Red Jacket. I am not ...

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  43. THE ROSE OF DENMARK, LIFE BOAT CREW BAND.

    A picture of a band festival taken 50 years' ago at the Town Hall Fitzroy. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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