... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. MISHAP TO A STEAMER. Yoterday the ateaturr Itaativood, of I.:dndan, lt,ft at 11 oock, coal laden, Thathes. Whet off the Tres one of tho an y. ad oou.aatocod to leak ertche that the vessel au get cite lof the tugs. 13:sekwateli Presiikst ...

... N DAILY MAIL, J a SHIPPING CA! house cf the dashed to ami- 1008 OF A CREW AND PASSENG: iks of wood the Grims and arrive ff Houses had having on board the of the 3 ul ecene from t a stronger wave which had b lume of water in P The Sprite was irom and mac ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Lloyd’s register of wreck returns for the quarter ended September 30, 1929, shows that the number of British ships of 100 tong gross and above totally lost, condemned. etc., in consequence of casualty stress weather, was 12. with ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. TYNE TRADER LOST. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. W. P. Pas, London 94 Street, is offering Kinds Suits, to ar 96s . in Tweed, Serge. or Trousers, 10s. This month only.—Adrt ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. IBIITRWORIVH.----The steamer Hurworth, Hartlepool, from Ghent for Cardiff, hae, arrived in Flushing Road a with two [blades of her pronellnr broken. , RUNG—The steamer 'Rune, of Sunderland,which grounded and was afte:wards assisted ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Afloat the fog, which enveloped tbe North Sea and the English Channel, was the cause of. number casualties. West Hartlepoo. built steamer, the Argo, bound from Rotterdam for Bristol general cargo, went ashore near the latter port ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. BTEAUF-E ASHORE. News message MT, liner City or Venice has gone ashore on and in a dangerous All the _passengers hare been safely landed The City of was boznennzd bound. ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. HARTLEPOOL STEAMER ASHORE. The nteuner Thornaby. of West Hartlepool, 1.200 tons rtgister, owner by Bonner and CornPanY. from Archangel to Bordeaux with timber, in making Loweatoft for mg Lat.. cost yesterdsv ashore on the north ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. WRECK AT SPURN HEAD. The smaU trading vessel Sultan, of Yarmouth, owned by Messrs. Hewett and Co., went ashore, at Spurn Head, on Friday night, and became a total wreck. The crew were saved in their own ! boat. The Sultan was bound ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. S.S }ONG-SWELL ASHORE. Trieste correspondent te:egrapha that. British steamer Kinganeil..ldethil for Trieste, with a cargo of coal, is aground at Grado; assistance sent. W 1.731 HARTLEPOOL STEAMER IN COLLIAION. A Nantes telegram ...

... OTHER SHIPPING CASUALTIES. small steam launch for carrying stores workmen for John and Sons, ship repairers. South Shields, foundered near their works during the storm, while a river vessel laden with a valuable cargo benzine sank at Jarrow Slake, The ...