 | South Australian Land Company - 1831 - 40 halaman
...American ship was cast away on the coast, and the crew built a schooner in Lagoon Bay, which enabled them to get away after a residence of several months...little attention ; the distance to the beach is about three quarters of a mile, and from the beach to where ships anchor about four miles. This Lagoon is... | |
 | Robert Montgomery Martin - 1835
...American ship was cast away on the coast, and -the crew built a schooner in Lagoon Bay, which enabled them to get away, after a residence of several months...little attention; the distance to the beach is about threeKANGAROO 1SLAND. — CL1MATE. 491 quarters of a mile, and from the beach to where ships anchor... | |
 | Robert Montgomery Martin - 1836 - 371 halaman
...American ship was cast away on the coast, and the crew built a schooner in Lagoon Bay, which enabled them to get away, after a residence of several months...and from the beach to where ships anchor about four miles. This lagoon is a perfect circle, of about three miles in circumference. The prospect here is... | |
 | Edward Gibbon Wakefield - 1838 - 252 halaman
...American ship was east away on the coast, and the crew built a schooner in Lagoon Bay, which enabled them to get away, after a residence of several months...and from the beach to where ships anchor about four miles. This lagoon is a perfect circle of about three miles in circumference. The prospect about this... | |
 | Robert Stewart (A.M.) - 1853 - 480 halaman
...American ship was cast away on the coast, and the crew built a schooner in Lagoon Bay, which enabled them to get away, after a residence of several months...beach is about three-quarters of a mile, and from the beech to where ships anchor about four miles. This lagoon is a perfect circle, of about three miles... | |
 | Royal Geographical Society of Australasia. South Australian Branch - 1904
...wrecked on the coast about 1811, and that the crew had built a schooner in Lagoon Bay, which enabled them to get away after a residence of several months on the island. * This fact induced Captain Sutherland to suggest that the timber around the bay was suitable for snip's... | |
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... may be converted into every domestic purpose as well as maritime; as many may be found and selected for ship's spars and other purposes of ship-building. Twenty years ago an American ship was cast away on the coast, and the crew built a schooner in... 