Capt. R. W. Ronald, master of the steamer Jessie Darling, made the following statement to a representative of The Register:— "We were coming in from Smoky Bay, on ...
Article : 516 wordsThe following were passengers by the Melbourne express on Saturday afternoon:— Capt. Creswell, O.M.G., the Hon. J. P. Wilson, M.L.C., and Mr. Blundell, M.P. ...
Article : 1,666 wordsDiver Frank Hughes, whose singular pluck in effecting the rescue of the entombed Italian miner Varischetti has made his name a household word throughout ...
Article : 1,198 wordsThe question of the future constitution of the Imperial Conference, which was raised by a bold resolution tabled by Mr. Deakin in favour of an Imperial Advisory ...
Article : 382 wordsMarine disasters, which involved the loss of a fine four-masted barque, loaded with wheat, a well-known costing steamer, damage to another magnificent sailing ...
Article : 1,239 wordsThe Norma was fully laden with wheat for Europe, shipped for James Felt & Co., and was lowed to the anchorage on Saturday morning. She was a four masted barque ...
Article : 490 wordsThe master of the Norma (Capt. W. McLaughlin) landed in a launch at about 11 o'clock with several members of his crew. He was greeted with sympathy by a The scene of the catastrophe is about one and a quarter miles to the south of Port Adelaide or Wonga Shoal Lighthouse, and almost due west from the end of the Semaphore Jetty, in 7½ fathoms of water. A indicates where the Norma and Jessie Darling now he, C represents where the Ardeneraig was anchored on Sunday ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 909 wordsThe chief officer—a young Scotchman, who said that he did not posses a name stated that they had been shortening down sail on the Ardeneraig over since 7 o'clock ...
Article : 424 wordsThe Board of Control of Australian Cricket resumed its conference yesterday, Mr. E. E. Bean, of Victoria, presided. The matter under discussion was the offer of ...
Article : 605 wordsCapt. Clare C.M.G. (superintendent of the ? service) made the following statement: "I heard of the disasters at 8.10 a.m. when I was ? up from the ...
Article : 326 wordsThe cargo of the Norma—3,000 tons of wheat was insured for £20,000 in Australian offices, while the bull is covered in London. The Jessie Darling was ? ...
Article : 63 wordsAt present it is not known what will be done in connection with salvaging the wrecks. Almost all available appliances, including the most capable diver in the State, ...
Article : 91 wordsThe precis of the discussion on the resolution in regard to the alteration of the Constitution of the conference which has been published reveals some warm debate. ...
Article : 612 wordsA fire broke out at the Villa Maria Roman Catholic School and residence at Hunter's Hill at about 1 o'clock on Saturday morning. Fortunately the damage was ...
Article : 461 wordsOne of the first persons ? with the disaster was Capt. T. B. ? (pilot-in-charge at the Semaphore), who was informed at 8.45 a.m. He ? that ...
Article : 701 wordsFrom sunset to sunrise a man is on watch at the light tower at the end of the Semaphore Jetty. The watch is kept by keeper connected with the Port Adelaide, or ...
Article : 462 wordsThe situation in regard to coal lumping is practically unchanged. The Steam Corlier Owners and Coal Stevedores' Associa-tion assert that more non-union labour is ...
Article : 127 wordsThe sitting of the District Court was continued on Saturday before His Honor Judge Gibson. Jobann Banm, grocer, claimed £400 damages from the Railway ...
Article : 191 wordsThe terrible injuries inflicted with a tomahawk on William Panton in his camp about two miles from Woodend during Thursday night have proved fatal. Panton died ...
Article : 151 wordsThe Ardeneraig was towed up the Port River during Sunday afternoon by the tugs Falcon and Yatala, and was berthed by Pilot Dickson in the stream opposite ...
Article : 748 wordsSir William Lyne (Commonwealth Minister for Customs) at the last sitting of the conference again raised the question of the status of colonial Ministers at the ...
Article : 166 wordsPilot Dickson was on duty at the pilot station, Semaphore, during Saturday night and Sunday morning. He had no reason to believe when he left the Semaphore Jetty ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Mon 22 Apr 1907, Page 5
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