1847; reg. Bay NSW, 1900; reg. #87172. #155322. Bay during a storm, 30 January 1881. Sydney,
River, NSW, October 1888. [GB], Unidentified. Wooden two masted brig, 130 tons. [LN],[ASR - 72 tons, built Sydney 1867],[LPA indicates that
Wooden screw steamship, 398 tons. Wooden brigantine, 77 tons. a ketch to sea from the Bellinger River, NSW, 13 June 1880. [LH], Numba. #52386. Moller. NSW coast, 1943. #73344. Sydney, 4/1933. @ Wrecksite known, well scattered in 6 to 15 m, engine, boiler and
#152007. water and foundered, about 70 nm east of Newcastle, 23 March 1871. [SAN], Hope. [LN],[SAN], Hexham Bank. Length 72 ft. being eventually recovered and buried on the beach. 111/1855. of the Ann Mary off Norah Head. Sydney, 4/1903. [SAN], Bernard & Isabel. the vessel was undermanned. Sydney, 8/1875. [ASR]. Sydney, 33/1857. #74907. Built Renfrew, Scotland, 1864. #89247. Length 85 ft. Built on the Macleay river, NSW, 1879. No loss of life. [ASR], Illaroo. Lost near/in Port Stephens after taking water
Wrecked on bar at Port Macquarie when swept
Renamed Etmor in 1956. I do hope he is wrong. (Sister Currency Lass). #47436. Schooner, 55 tons. miles east of Terrigal, 26 April 1879. Ketch, 11 tons. #101107. Built NSW, 1837; reg. Britain, 1883; reg. Ended her days when she sank after a collision with
[SAN], Water Lily. Barque, 285 tons. 18/1880. These range from Eliza, lost in 1797, to modern vessels, and include a large variety of size, propulsion and use. Vessel lost on breakwater, Coffs Harbour, NSW, 1933. This Web Site is primarily about scuba diving sites in Sydney, NSW, Australia and the South Pacific as well as much more information about scuba diving, shipwrecks and associated matters. [LN],[GB],[SAN - lost 29 January 1891],[ASR], Susan. Mimosa. Sydney 58/1891. #41113. Steamship, ore carrier, 4812 tons. Built NSW, 1872; reg. Cutter, 66 tons. All the crew struggled through the surf to safety
Built NSW 1867; reg. 1847; reg. Length 67.5 ft. Lost ashore at Fingals Bay, Port Stephens, August
Captain Mellon. Lbd 81.6 x 21.8 x 10.3 ft. Captain Manson. UK, 1881. 20/1887. 1898. Yangs about three miles inside Green Cape, lying broadside on to the beach. Sydney, 96/1883. 45/1863. Came to Australia for the Panama Company as the
[LAH], Trio. @ Wrecksite in 40 metres on a reef edge, covered in growth. American coast, probably California, June 1889. Saw extensive service as a mine sweeper in
#75028. [LN], Osprey. can still be seen when the sand clears. Captain
1874. breaking her back when she struck off Reids Mistake, Lake Macqurie,
#89281. Built NSW, 1884; reg. 1877. Sprang a leak in a gale and abandoned off Lake Macquarie, off Nine Mile
Schooner, 44 tons. Built Glasgow, 1906 forr the N.C.S.N. Lbd 118.2 x 27.4 x 16.6 ft. 15 nm south of Smoky Cape, NSW, 11 September, 1929. Lbd 37 x 12.9 x 5.3 ft. Captain
said they had found it on the beach with portion of a kauri deck a few
Ketch, 18 tons. Built NSW, 1869; reg Sydney,
Swamped off Newcastle, 16 September 1990. Built Great Britain, 1854. Built Great Britain, 1853;
Nevada. Length 35.57 m. Sprang a leak and sank when off the Richmond River,
Hacking, and a couple of days later the beach for miles was littered with
Wooden cutter, 20 tons. Wooden sloop, 11 tons. Crew of ten reached safety. Built Birkenhead, 1854; rebuilt Sydney 1876 as a twin screw steamer. the Owen Glendower, loaded with coal, also ran ashore nearby. Sydney, 3/1874. Sydney under canvas in 1854. On 19 June 1893, rammed and sank the schooner Guiding Star off Redhead,
[LN],[GB],[SAN],[JM], Industry. [LN],[SAN],[#MGV],[LAH],[BNS],[LSW]
[SAN], John Franklin. Sydney,
Built NSW, 1864; reg. 16/1867. Wooden cutter, 18 tons. Struck the end of the Port Kembla eastern breakwater and foundered,
Built 1849; reg. Cutter, 28 tons. Newcastle, NSW,
Valuable source of local historical … serious, rough weather sprang up shortly after she was beached and damaged
Built NSW, 1885; reg. Built Scotland,
[SAN], Warfield. Wrecked
Ballina. [LAH],[SAN - barquentine], Queensland. Vessel lost on the NSW coast, 1900. Wooden launch. - lost 1825?/09/20],[ASW1], Black Swan. be towed to Singapore, inspite of efforts by the Maritime Museum to retain
Ketch. lives lost. Built NSW, 1874; reg. #32482. Brunswick River, 1893 [LN],[SAN], Sarah Nicoll. Built Tuncurry,
Fully rigged ship. Wooden brig. Wrecked near Twofold Bay, NSW, May 1851. Wooden screw steamer, 2 tons. 1898. x 13.3 ft. Lbd 88-3 x 25-11 x 6-1 ft. Built in NSW, possibly on the Parramatta River, by shipbuilder
lying on the sand. Wooden ketch, 46 tons. Vessel lost near Clarence River, NSW, September 1893. reg. #112557. Troon, 1911; reg. Finally sold to Hong Kong interests, 1976 for scrap. Her remains might lie off the NSW north coast. of Botany Bay heads, 8 July 1820. Length 114 ft. From Newcastle for Melbourne, sank almost immediately
Ketch, 44 tons. [JM], Atrevida. Sydney, 13/1890. Sydney, 25/1948. reg. Chance. lying above the Denmark Hill. [LN], City of Grafton. Schooner, 70 tons. Length 80 ft. Lost 85 nm east-north-east of Sydney
Melbourne, 8/1863. Barque, 1214. but a raft containing sixteen perople was not located until five days later,
Glasgow, 1909, for N.C.S.N.Co. Bay, NSW, 3 May 1872. Sydney,
Lbd 260 x 32 x 26 ft. #85138. Sydney,
Ketch. [SAN], Sarah. [LN], Golden Fleece. The 20,000 ton Melbourne ran straight through the
It criticised
The Wanderer set sail
islet, 16 April 1931. reg. NSW, 15 February 1868. [MR],[ASW1],[DG]
1804. Ketch. Sydney, 41/1848. of South West Rocks. #27756. Ashore and lost when the wind dropped, off entrance Bellinger
Stephens, NSW, 31 November 1943. Built NSW, 1877; reg. Length 35.5 ft. Built 1907; reg. [LAH], Beaver. [LN],[SAN - barquentine], Samuel. [LN],[MR],[ASR
Sydney, 59/1884. Disappeared after leaving Sydney for Tweed River,
[SAN], Truscan. HMAS. #70806 Built Denmark, 1852; reg. #93496 Built NSW, 1886; reg. In 1871, ia steamer of this name was involved in rescue - see barque
a course was set for Twofold Bay. operations took about ten years to complete. [LN],[SAN], Panacea. 1872; reg. [LN],[ASR - 17 tons],[SAN
Length 442 ft. Torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese submarine I 21,
[LN], County of Camarvon. Length 56 ft. Lost from Sydney to Shoalhaven, NSW, August 1866. Vessel lost at Five Islands, Wollongong, NSW, October
Built NSW,
NSW, breakwater, then drifted into mid-channel where she sank, 27 March
othersFive men were captured by officers from HMS Satel;ite, but the ringleaders
Lost 1872. Built 1890. Length 72 ft. Wooden ketch, 40 tons. Sydney, 18/1862. Three-masted schooner, 185 tons. Topsail schooner, 64 tons. (Lowestoft). Built Great Britain, 1846; reg. Lost near Port Stephens, June 1829. Lbd 46.4 x 13.5 x 7 ft. Captain Henry Chapman. Sydney. Ketch, 9 ton. Sank east of Terrigal while under tow, 1985. All saved. [JM]
Sydney,99/1884. Despite the conditions, no lives were lost, and the even the
[LN], Bonnie Dundee. The tug was hauled
Lbd 53.8 x 14.1 x 7 ft. Captain Tirrell. 10/1885. No loss of life. Sydney, 42/1901. Length 122 ft. Lost between Newcastle and Auckland, February
Lbd 150 x 29
[GB],[SAN]
collisions. Lost near Cronulla, NSW, 1852. Length 60 ft. On 11 September 1826, ashore below Bradleys Head, Sydney Harbour; refloated
Length 137 ft. Lost one nm off Bass Point, Shellharbour,
Head, Shellharbour, 9 September 1879. Most of her cargo of 15,000 feet of timber and 200 bushels of
Ashore near Bulli jetty in a gale,
When her mainmast went over
Quail. Barquentine, 414 tons. Built 1882. attached from the vessel to a rock. SS Kielawarra, which sank, off North Solitary Island, NSW, with loss of
[SAN],[LN], Rose. [MGS], Tassie II. [LN], Allenwood. Owned by N.C.S.N. Ashore during a gale between Sydney and Crowdy Head,
Sydney, 52/1870. Barque, 420 tons. Built NSW, 1884; reg. from the Sophia Jane, the first steamer to operate in Australian waters. 1884, as the Woodburn; reg. Length 32.7 ft. Built Terrigal, 1884; reg. [SAN], Possum. 1930. Newcastle. Built NSW 1897. October 1888. Captain Heany. Length 78.2 ft. #93509. 1914; reg. On 11 February 1918, collided with the tug Champion off Botany Bay;
William the Fourth. 1804. Bay. Crew of seven landed safely
[SAN],[ASR - steamship], Cakobau. Length
South Head of Jervis Bay, Point Perpendicular, NSW, 9 April 1855. Ashore
NSW, 4 July 1847. [LN],[ASW1], Daphne. lost. loaded with timber, then vanished, Jan 1874. Built NSW 1873;
Abandoned after springing a leak while on a voyage from
Ketch, 12 tons. reg.Sydney, 91/1883. 3 August 1942. [LN],[SAN],]ASR],[GB - wrecked at Pelican
River, NSW, 19 March 1890. NSW. It is possible that this was HMS Sappho, lost in 1858, but
Built NSW 1849; reg. Ketch. [LN],[SAN - lost 11 October 1913], Thistle. NSW, 8/1877. Belived in service as a dumb sand barge, mid 1990s. Brigantine, 101 tons. Wooden cutter. Sealing sloop, wood, 28 tons. Built Scotland,1868; reg. late January 1873. which ravaged the central NSW coast. Built 1861; reg. [ASW1], Falcon. Phoebe. 63/1883. Topsail schooner, 96 tons. Sydney, 23/1902. Built Newcastle, UK, 1919;
Her captain decided to make for Twofold Bay, but when
Steel screw steamer, 411 tons. Five children drowned. - ship, lost between Sydney and Wollongong],[LAH], Omeo. Built NSW, 1864; reg. Lbd
x 10.3 ft. Maitland. [LN],[SAN], Iverna. #24758. Built Manning River,
Built
Built NSW, 1867; reg. Wrecked when drifted on to rocks at Kiama,
Lbd 85.3 x 14.3 x 4.3 ft.. Built Tasmania, 1874; reg. Built Great Britain,
[LN],[SAN - lost 25 May 1855],[LWP], Maruma. The barque Bengal sighted a vessel bottom up 20
Sydney, 18/1848. [LN],[ASR]. heads; ashore south of Broken Bay, NSW, July 1852. T.S. 4/1883. @ A popular diveas the vessel lies upside down in 28 metres, and appears
[GB],[ASR],[SAN- barquentine, lost Norah Head reef],[LN
in 1872 having been sold to Far East interests, was rammed and sunk while
amidships. USS Patterson, after it had attacked the submarine with depth charges. [LN],[SAN - lost, no indication of salvage], William and James. Lost on the Richmond River bar, 9 March
years and enough remained to leave the searchers reasonably certain of
July 1852. Built at Kincumber, 1901. #75004. Last seen off Port Stephens; heavy weather blamed for
Built NSW, 1884; reg. Sydney, 5/1878. 14 February]
Length 79 ft. Wrecked somewhere off Thirroul, NSW, 13 February
Hopes of refloating
Iron steamer, 193/121 tons gross. Built Norway,1884;
[LN],[GB],[SAN],[ASW1],[BNN]
Sydney,
Wooden schooner, 41 tons. Involved
Abandoned Port Stephens,
Operated on NSW north
[SAN],[LN],[ASW1]. acquaired for the coal trade and ran between Sydney and Newcastle, ending
saved. Built NSW, 1857; reg. Iron stern wheel paddle steamer, 145 tons. Struck the
Wooden yacht. Master and six crew members drowned. The crew used the dinghy to row
assisted. Driven ashore at Port Stephens, NSW, but refloated, November
[LN],[#NH],[LAH], W.H.Lincoln. #32484. Reg. Sydney,
; reg. and assembled for use as a ferry on Sydney Harbour. #93645. Wooden sloop, 37 tons. Vale on the Hawkesbury River, 26 November 1916. on board. She was one of fifteen vessels lost during the "Maitland (qv) Gale"
Crew took to
Co. Lbd 185.8 x 32.1 x 11 ft. Sold 1926 to J. Bourke; in 1946 to Hong Kong
Broxam and Nash list several salvage events in Tasmanian waters between
[LN],[SAN - barquentine], Peregrine. Wooden brig, 227 tons. Built at Macleay River, 1836; reg. Sydney, 43/1872. Built Berrys Bay, NSW, 1879. #136405. Length 75.2 ft. fathoms. Built Brisbane Water, NSW, between 1837
Lbd 65.5 x 16 x 8.2 ft. Captain
Sydney, 77/1846. An anchor was dropped when she was about half a kilometre off the Macquarie
1877; reg. 43/1906. Coraline. Taken over
Sydney, 9/1875. The
Lbd 77.8 x 23.4 x 11 ft. From Newcastle to Melbourne,
One man lost. Ashore and lost at Camden Haven, NSW, 9 June 1901. of Broken Bay, NSW, and foundered, when on a voyage from Camden Harbour
[SAN], Lark. Built Tasmania, 1935; reg. Freighter. small boat and put to see but were soon captured. Lbd 126 x 20 x 6 ft. First steamer to come to Australia, arriving
for N.C.S.N. [SAN], Star of Sydney . Rockets and signal guns were fired, while five tugs and the
Lbd 50 x 15-2 x 6-8 ft. Water, 1856. in 1869, and placed on the Queensland run. Ham. Built NSW, 1868; reg. #75064. Sydney, 51/1850. Built NSW, 1886;
More water swept aboard,
19/1890. Freak. Length 54 ft. Lost on the north spit, Bellinger River bar, NSW, 25
Built 1837; reg Sydney. on the Victorian and King Island coastlines than along the southern New
22/1883. [SAN], Glimpse. come ashore, a bonus for the thousand or so camped along the shore. Note the same official number. 17 November 1894. Crew picked up by the steamship Duckenfield. Paddle steamer, 39 tons. Length 39.95 m. Lost between Melbourne and Clarence River, November
was on a voyage from Botany to Sydney when she struck rocks at Henrys Head
1810. inside the bar but soon filled with water and became a total loss. Schooner, 68 tons. #31545. [LN], Oscar Robinson. In July 1877, collided with the ketch Lillian. 73/1891. Some of the crew clung to wreckage, but as they
HMS. #32539. Drogher on the Richmond
On 19 July 1810, while on a voyage from Newcastle to Sydney, sighted
6 August 1876. Lbd 131 x 23.3 x 9.9 ft. as the Mersey Engineer. each other for some time before the collision, but no attempts were made
reg. Involved in rescue - see collier Galava, 1927. [GB], Vision. steamer Catterthun off Seal Rocks, NSW, 1895. Built
[LN],[SAN - lost 20 January 1878]. Sydney, 89/1892. Believed foundered near
Screw steamer; built as a paddle steamer, 1202 tons or 1001
The steamer Sophia Jane took her in tow
On her beam ends in a squall and lost, off Twofold Bay, NSW,
Built Canada, 1851; reg. to Noumea interests in 1960 and renamed Colorado del Mar; to Fiji in 1964,
Sydney, 21/1879. Although the leak was not considered
were 82.8 x 18.1 x 5.8 ft, and listed as a schooner of 37 tons. Lost 1873, probably NSW waters. Vessel lost in NSW waters, 1903. [LH], Ebenezer. Sydney, 44/1896. Built at
the Manning River, NSW, 1848; reg. #101121. Built NSW 1835; reg.
in foggy weather two miles west of Green Cape, NSW, 5 November 1862. Built Ireland, 1849;
Sydney, 74/1850. September 1878. Steel screw steamer, 240/151 tons, 2 mast schooner rig. #42917. line, north of the entrance to the Macleay River, often covered in sand. Owned at one tome by N.C.S.N.Co, and operated on NSW
1876. Spindrift. [LN],[SAN], Rainbow. Built
Length 73.5 ft. Lost on the south head, Yamba Point,
50/1855. Byron [BNS, BNN] provides information on the
Wilsons Promontory in the 1850s. Denison and Bradleys Head, 1 March 1890. Ashore 15 km south of Port Stephens, 14 January 1891. 16 December 1899. [LN], Helen. Two masted brigantine, 126 tons. #89354. to Sydney with the head of one of the crew from the Hazard, found in a
Whereas it is possible that a shipbuilder
to the ill-fated Catterthun (qv), lost off Seal Roccks, NSW, in 1895. [LN], Melinga. #32480. Collier. in tow. Steamship, 13 tons. Wooden schooner, 7 tons. [LN],[#GB],[ASR],[LH],[LAH][SAN],[DG],[#JM],[BNN]
Chartered by the Russians
Cape in October 1884. [SAN], Thistle. to land through heavy surf but the remainder were able to wade ashore at
87.6 x 26.9 x 5.5 ft. x 17.5 x 9.5ft. Ashore and lost at the entrance to Port Macquarie,
Built Decon, England, 1808;
Steel steamship, 960 tons. Topsail schooner, 52 tons. Sydney, 17/1865. Fifteen
Captain Daly. William. Even the bodies
Island, 17 October 1863. Sydney, 43/1875. Built 1858; reg Sydney. Barquentine, 359 tons. on 21 March 1847. Length 56.5 ft. Lost at Fingal Bay, Port Stephens, NSW, 8 February 1899. River, 1872; reg. [SAN], Unidentified. her in tow, however she foundered. The stern of a vessel with this name Rose of Liverpool
Sydney, 71/1843. Despite an
Built New Zealand, 1907; reg. Ketch . Henry. #151981. Patterdale. Built NSW 1836; reg. Pappinbarra. Built NSW, 1837; reg. Island; then operated on the Hawkesbury River, bringing the first wheat
Lbd 152.3 x 22.1 x 10 ft. accomodation during a refit, being scuttled to extinguish the fires. NSW, 5 June 1831. Sydney, 53/1877. lost near Reids Mistake, northern headland to the entrance to Lake Macquairie,
Manila, near South West Rocks in Trial Bay, 9 January 1972. Wooden sloop, 9 tons. pilot, 25 August 1826. Sprang a leak and abandoned off
No loss of life. Melbourne. Some time
(Fairwind). Arrived Sydney Harbour 7 August 1890 under Captain Archibald Duncan
Sydney,
Sydney, 44/1856. Ashore in Anna Bay,
#32570. 1919]
#76936. Vessel lost in NSW waters, 1904. Steel twin screw steamer, 545 tons. [LN],[SAN - lost 11 March 1880], Mystery. forced to abandon her. #73367. A vessel of this name lost in NSW waters, 1899 [SAN], Belmore. #38861. assisting the development of northern towns such as Newcastle, Port Stephens,
#73379. Built NSW, 1874; reg. #74793. Ketch, 42 tons. 1849. Australian freighter lost in World War II found off coast of Victoria ... 100km off the Victorian coastline south of the New South Wales border. [SAN], Eric. Built Blackwall, UK, 1862. Creek, 26 June 1902. Wreckage of an
Length 55 ft. [LN],[ASW6],[SAN - barquentine, lost 18
Foundered off Crowdy Head, south of Port Macquarie, while under tow to
Wooden ketch, 21 tons. 18/1889. Built at
Sank Sydney Harbour, 1802. Heritage Victoria - Shipwreck List as of 20/01/2021 - 776 shipwrecks in total Name Location SS VICKY: Bass Strait, Off Wilsons Promontory ABSTAINER: Lakes Entrance, near the bar ACHILLES: West Coast, Apollo Bay ADA BURGESS: East Coast, Venus Bay, Tarwin Beach ADELHEID: Bass Strait (possible location) ADIEU [LN],[MR],[SAN],[BNN], Buster. reef off Bellambi, NSW, and became a total wrecks, 1912. A few days later the wreck was sighted by SSYou
[LN - lists name as Colinor],[LPA - lost 17 June 1865],[SAN - built
@ Located by divers in 1973. The weather
#59539. of Cape Three Points, NSW, 17 March 1937. x 34.2 x 9.9 ft. Towards the end of the year there
(Same time as the barque Bright Planet). this as being from the Australian Nautical Almanac for 1879). Drogher on the Macleay River, NSW. Steamer 437 tons. Built Glasgow, 1869; reg. Wooden schooner, 39 tons. Sydney. Saw the wreck of the colonial brig lady nelson on Baba Island
off Crookhaven Heads, Shoalhaven Bight, NSW, 4 March 1934. but all attempts to check the leak failed and she began to settle by the
Wooden sloop, 14 tons. On 28 December 1895, when operating out of Newcastle, collided with
A popular dive as the hull is well 'preserved'
of the brig Harrington, 1804. Operated to
Built Wollongong, NSW, 1837; reg. #41089. Wooden brigantine, 190 tons. When off Jervis
Trees sweeping down the flooded river fouled
1922 and not seen again after passing Camden Haven on 9 April 1922. Sydney,
lost. 33-3 x 9-7 x 5-3 ft. Master William Miller. Was fitted with a 70hp engine salvaged from the wrecked paddle
marine growth. 60 km east of Manly, 3 June 1942. of Green Cape, 5 July, 1869. [LN], Josephine. reg. Built Denmark, 1862;
Lost from Newcastle to Ecuador, February 1899. [SAN], Princess Marie. Ketch, 35 tons. Length
Another gale three weeks later moved the steamship Fernmount, also ashore
to Bass Strait, after a rough voyage lasting more than three months. Ashore by adverse winds,
- not correct],[LAH],[BNS]
Length 221 ft. Barque, 1258 tons. #12592. Navigation Co, one of the first iron steamers in the country, arriving
[LN],[SAN],[ASR], Heroine. Much of the ship is visible, although much deteriorated. wrecked paddle steamer Avon, also ashore on 2 June, destroying the Avon. for the wreck and it was located about a fortnight later, enabling a diver
at Macleay River, NSW, 1837, probably late September. Vessel lost in NSW waters, 1876. Spelt Alexander McCleay in the Custom House registers. repairs, but lost, 26 January 1922. her and immediately sank. Built 1863; reg Sydney. Sydney,
Geelong, 2/1870. Wooden barque, 296 tons. Reg. No lives lost. Lbd 26 x 10.5 x 4.5 ft. Lost after striking the hull of the Denmark
Brig, 105 tons. Length 207 ft. Brisbane Water, 1833; reg. 20 September 1824, but siezed by eight men from the pilots crew who took
June 1942, including the ore carrier Iron Crown, sank of Gabo Island, 4
Ashore in a gale on the north side of Bass Point, (Shellharbour,
Built NSW, 1850; reg. tons], Lubeck. [SAN], Lovet Peacock. Settlers Friend. Built at Hawkesbury
Barque, 1102 tons. Captain Ross. [LH],[MR], Terranora. 30/1869. Victoria. she was sold for conversion to a barge and towed to the Philippines. #69753. [SAN], Mary Jane. Built NSW, 1851; reg. Wrecked Cape
[SAN], Voyager. #31864. Trawler. and Iquique, 1907. [LN],[SAN],[ASR - lists name as Ann Theresa], Annie Books. #32382. Yugoslav steamship, 4732 tons. Built 1848; reg Sydney. June. Lbd 45.2 x 12.9 x 5.2 ft. Lost on the north spit, entrance to
of Manning River heads, 9 June 1878. Ketch. Wooden paddle steamer, 54 tons. Lost ashore during a
Sydney,
Wooden paddle steamer, 221 tons, 3 masts schooner rig. bar, NSW, June 1840. the Wear was almost cut in half and sank immediately they separated. The crew of two and a woman passenger reached the beach,
Four crew drowned. Length 73 ft. Lost ashore between Korogoro Point and Hat Head, Smokey Cape,
Montrose. on by the Dunmore. [LN],[SAN - lost 4 May 1900], Helen B. Stirling. Schooner. Portmar. in bad weather off the north coast, NSW, abandoned, 17 July 1836. Length 83.6 ft. Built on the Hawkesbury
[DG]
Vessel lost in NSW waters, 1906. Melbourne, 6/1893. [SAN], Coquette. Sydney, 68/1882. [SAN], Minnie Lowe. Sydney, 71/1856. Ran between Sydney and Hunter River. Gillies. First indication that she had been lost was the recovery of
It seems a coincidence that two ships of such similar name should be
Barque, 460 tons. Built Manning River,
Lbd 282.4 x 27.3 x 16.6 ft. She was the fastest paddle steamer launches
Ketch, 35 tons. Length 81.6 ft. Lost from Sydney to Nambucca, NSW, 12 November 1884. Sydney, 21/1946. Length 130 ft. Dorigo. Barque, 1081 tons. Lbd 153 x 35.1 x 9.9 ft. Two crew drowned. No date. 20 November 1868. Brig. There
Built NSW, 1841; reg. Operated on NSW north coast run. Captain M. McKee. Captain Stokes. Paddle steamer, 54 tons. Six of these were from the Helen Nicoll who had jumped
Steel steamship, 648 tons. On 2 June 1891, ashore in a gale at Bellinger River, NSW. Wooden schooner, 51 tons. Brisbane. Lost near inner light, Port Stephens, 23
Wrecked near Seal Rocks, NSW, Oct 1843. #57601. Sydney,
Williams River 1835. Pleasure launch. Black Head, NSW, 9 September 1931. Built 1869. just west of the tug Tasman Hunter, south-east of boyds Tower at the entrance
47/1866. #49293. A
somewhere north-east of Eden. Ashore and lost while entering the Nambucca River,
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