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Advertising : 55 wordsBetween a quarter to 2 and 2 o'clock this morning the P. and O. Co.'s fine mail steamer Australia was wrecked at Port Phillip Heads. No lives were lost, and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 1,600 wordsBy 10 a.m. nearly all the passengers and all the crew were on board the pilot steamer Victoria. One of the most cheerful passengers on the little boat ...
Article : 654 wordsThe Corsair Rock probably derives its name from the pilot schooner Corsair, which met with a disaster there in 1874, although some old nautical identities ...
Article : 107 wordsShould the worst fears be realised, and the vessel become a total wreck, the entire loss will fall upon the P. and O. Company, which acts as its own ...
Article : 68 wordsMr. E. Trelawney, general Superintendent in Australia of the P. and O. Co., has received a large number of telegrams and messages of sympathy in connection ...
Article : 232 words"We passed Point Lonsdale beacon at about 20 minutes to 2 o'clock," said Captain Cole in describing the occurrence. "A few minutes previously we ...
Article : 393 wordsMr. O'Brien tide inspector at Williamstown, under instructions from the Collector of Customs, took charge of the Lascar seamen who landed. They ...
Article : 182 wordsMr. Trelawney left for Melbourne by the express to-night. He has completed arrangements by which the time-table for the departure of the Company's ...
Article : 193 wordsThe Chief Engineer of the Australia (Mr. Gordon) looked back sorrowfully from the Victoria at the ill-fated mail steamer while she remained in sight. ...
Article : 497 wordsAmong the saloon passengers was a Japanese. He was at once taken to the Customs House where after passing the required test, he received an exemption ...
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Advertising : 128 wordsCaptain George Dennis, who was in charge of the Australia when she struck, has been in the Port Phillip pilot service for nearly 26 years, having joined ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 55 wordsThe position of the wrecked mail steamer Australia was practically the same this evening as it was yesterday. The wind continued to blow off the land, and ...
Article : 622 wordsThere are about 2,170 tons of gene ral cargo on board, and this, at a rough computation, is valued at £25,000. Of this 600 tons are for Melbourse, 1,500 ...
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Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), Sat 25 Jun 1904, Page 14
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