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WRECK OF THE PERICLES.
The small shipping port of Flinders Bay, Which is about half a mile from Cape Leeuwin, wore an air of unusual excitement early this morning. The 400 odd ...
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TOTAL LOSS, £500,000.
Dalgely & Co., Limited, agents for the Pericles, to-day received a telegram from their Fremantle agents, to the effect that the steamer Monaro had arrived at ...
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A MARINER'S OPINION.
Mrs. Douton, wife of Capt. Douton Marine Superintendent of the Howard Smith Company), was one of the Melbourne passengers by the Pericles, "I saw her off ...
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THRILLING EXPERIENCES.
Qmr. J. Loose, who was steering the Pericles when, the vessel struck, is a fine specimen of a British seaman. When questioned on the steamer Monaro on Saturday ...
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THE VESSEL'S CARGO.
The Melbourne exports of the Pericles were 186 tons of flour, 424 do. wheat, 100 do. peas, 450 bags oats, 350 bales wool. 1,050 boxes butter, 50 do. lard. 7,577 carcases ...
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'A DANGEROUS LOCALITY.
The steamer Kyarra passed the Leeuwin on the way to Fremantle 12 hours before the disaster overtook the Pericles. Inter-viewed at Fremantle, Capt. Osborne ...
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NOT FULLY INSURED.
Particulars of insurances on the Pericles which were effected in Great Britain are not available here. Ft is reported in wellinformed circles, however, that Messrs. ...
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"A BEAUTIFUL SHIP."
Tn the course of a letter to an Adelaide friend in November last. Captain Simpson, the veteran master of the Pericles, wrote (strangely enough it was penned as the ...
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A SISTER SHIP.
The newest building ship of the Aberdeen line—the Thomisticles—is a sister ship of the Pericles, and will sail for the first time in February, 1911. ...
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THE PERICLES DESCRIBED.
The following description of the wrecked vessel was written at the time she was launched:—"The new Aberdeen liner Pericles was launched by Messrs. Harland ...
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THE PASSENGERS
The passengers from Melbourne by the Pericles were:—Mrs. Harrington Mrs. E. and Miss J. Abbott, Miss May M. Naught, Miss E. Falconbridge, Miss R. Russell. Mr. ...
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