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... SHIPS LOST,_ CONDEMNED, &c., 'IN 1900. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping have published the usual annual return of all ships lost, condemned, &c., during the year. This includes ships of nations, ...
... SAILING SHIPS LOST (IRON AND STEEL): ST. MUNGO, 1,352 built in 1392, liver. pool to Sydney, ganetal cargo, abandoned ou are Cct. 11 in E-vitla Atlantic. )IONTIBILLO (ranch), 1,725 tona, built in 19)9, Liverpool to Hobart. ganeral carge, totally wracked ...
... SAILING SHIP LaSSLS. rms or TKO ammAL or Sir,—W. have read with mn-ti interest your ' two paragraphs on sailing ship losses in the Journal of the 11th inst. We nate that the three French ships lost during this year were built in 1900, 1901. and 1902—one ...
... relied upon, and Ameries. too. he Livoureci- if work is not already on order there for Russia. If Russia re-1,5“..es ht lost ships it wia mean a matter of something like £30000.00) for bulls an} armsmect, that being roughly the cost of the war to that ...
... for Natal, ashore Ship Island; position dangerous if weather bad. (New Or)eans, by cable.) TRIO, Norwegian barque, freak Hamburg, put into Valparaiso with bulwarks damaged and Lords carried away; first and second offners lost. SHIPS SPOKEN. Anticlo (Italian ...
... arrbed at Grimsby with the ahipwrethed crew of Nor. schia,n••r Re'dulf. which capidard P 25 from Flatillamongh three crew lost. SHIPS SPOKEN. • A Fcnrh Pb O. 44 8 82 W. per Jeanara a Buenos r.'.. Anna (German templet, March 5. 51 N 2 E. per • Zieten at Antwerp ...
... TWINTY YEARS' LOSSES. In the Howie ot yesterday, Yr. G. ' Balfour, replying to Kr. W. Redmond, staled that the number a ships lost during the last twenty years owing to insuicient or =estatetory manning was 51. He saw no itemmity for the appointment, ...
... Danish mercantile ships in 1901 amounted to 8.760.000kr. (£496,6)01, and this amount was certainly smaller than what was spent in 1898 and 1899, when the increase was extraordinary. but. it was more than in 1900 The value of lost ships in 1901 was 1400 ...
... Registrar-General of Shipping anl eaiien for the month of November, 190$, shows a total mortality reported during tlvi period named of 377. The peinsipal causes are as follow•—Drowned by shipwreck, falling oseelicard, &c., 100; lost in ships, 129; heart diseases ...
... of deaths of seamen reported to the Registrar-General of Shipping and Seamen during the month of April shows a total mortality of 236. The principal causes are: Drowning, 65; lost in missing ships, 35; chest affections, SO; heart diseases, 17: draentery ...
... STORM ON SOUTH AFRICAN COAST. MANY SHIPS AND LIVES LOST. Telegraphic adviees from Cape 'Dawn and Pugh Elisabeth report that yesterday a usesee gale was experienced in Alma Bay and neighbourhood, and maag lost and ships of all kinds and nationalitias been ...
... The return of deaths reported to the Registrar General of Shipping and during the month of June last shows a total mortality of 258. These occurred as follows:—Drowniug, 85; lost in missing ships. A; chest affections, 21; apoplexy, 8; heart disease, 5; ...