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Steamer Del Norte
Wood. Built in Frisco [San Francisco] While
coming down from Sitka in a
heavy fog under Captain Winson
struck on the rocks at Portier
Pass. Became a total loss.
All hands saved.
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Bark Edwin
Wood. Captain Hughes. Was
waterlogged in a heavy gale
off Cape Flattery. Drifted
ashore near Cape [struckthrough] Barclay Sound.
Was sold at auction, but
brought very little. Bought by
Captain Warren, but was a
total wreck. Captain Hughes
lost his wife and 2 children.
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H.M. Ship Hecate
Wooden. While surveying near
Flattery ran on a freef in a
fog, Got off by by good luck
and had to Frisco [San Francisco] to go into
the Dry Dock
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Bark Florentina
Wooden. Became waterlogged
outside of Cape Flattery and
drifted ashore near Barclay
Sound. Lumber laden and
bound for Peru. Total wreck
Nearly all hands lost.
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Bark Lady Lampson
Wood. While running into the
Esquimalt Harbor from London
with a full cargo, ran onto
Scrogg Rocks in Esquimalt
Harbor near the Light House
Had 550 tons valuable cargo.
Cargo all saved and sold at
auction in a damaged condition.
Vessel floated off and sold at
auction for $6500. Taken to
Frisco [San Francisco] and repaired and now
runs to Sandwich Islands.
Captain Gaudin in command
loaded for Hudson Bay Co.
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Bark Lunabella
Wooden. Came over in 15 days
from Honalula. Parted her
chains in Royal Roads and
went ashore. In ballast. Capt [captain]
Marsden. Vessel sold to Dan
Adams for $900. Broken up.
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Steamer Fideleter
Small Iron propeller. While coming
down from Nanaimo under Capt [captain]
McCulluch was run into by the
Stern Wheel seamer Alexandria
Capt [captain] Coffin and sunk off
Beacon Hill. Raised and
sold to Capt [captain] Kohl. Repaired
Ran in the Sitka trade, but
now runs in the California
Coasting trade.
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March 9 1893
The Hawaiian Bark [obscured text] left
Sydney, N.S.W. on November 1st with a
cargo of coal and twelve passengers for Honolulu.
She was wrecked on one of the island
reefs and seven of her crew, who, after drifting
about for a month in an open sail boat
finally arriving in Honolulu, report that the
twelve passengers and the remaining members
of the crew were lost.
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