Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... ship struck & carried away the Pintle of the Rudder , after driving up- wards of two miles . Hoisted the distress signal . Now 1⁄2 past 7 & barely daylight . The ship striking heavily & the sea beating thro ' the Deadlights and Rudder ...
... ship struck & carried away the Pintle of the Rudder , after driving up- wards of two miles . Hoisted the distress signal . Now 1⁄2 past 7 & barely daylight . The ship striking heavily & the sea beating thro ' the Deadlights and Rudder ...
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... ships early in the voyage . There were outbreaks of measles , dysentry and fever . Many died on each ship . Women gave birth to more children . The ship's doctor on each vessel was kept very busy . So also was the ship's carpenter kept ...
... ships early in the voyage . There were outbreaks of measles , dysentry and fever . Many died on each ship . Women gave birth to more children . The ship's doctor on each vessel was kept very busy . So also was the ship's carpenter kept ...
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... ship , made her look as neat as a fiddle , Christmas day , 1843 , saw us bowling along the coast of Ceylon at the rate of ten or eleven knots an hour . As we often saw the breakers on the reefs as we went merrily along , the remark was ...
... ship , made her look as neat as a fiddle , Christmas day , 1843 , saw us bowling along the coast of Ceylon at the rate of ten or eleven knots an hour . As we often saw the breakers on the reefs as we went merrily along , the remark was ...
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