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Built by [[Easton, Anderson and Goolden]].
Built by [[Easton, Anderson and Goolden]].


1887, April 18. The [[Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co]] received a telegram from [[S. R. Platt]] onboard his steam yacht Norseman, reporting the loss of the Tasmania in Ajaccio. He was cruising around Corsica when he came upon the wreck of the Tasmania and helped to save crew and passengers. <ref>London Standard, Wednesday 20 April 1887.</ref>
1887, April 18. The [[Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co]] received a telegram from [[Samuel Radcliffe Platt|S. R. Platt]] onboard his steam yacht ''Norseman'', reporting the loss of the ''Tasmania'' in Ajaccio. He was cruising around Corsica when he came upon the wreck of the Tasmania and helped to save crew and passengers. <ref>London Standard, Wednesday 20 April 1887.</ref>


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== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 10:34, 25 June 2013

Built by Easton, Anderson and Goolden.

1887, April 18. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co received a telegram from S. R. Platt onboard his steam yacht Norseman, reporting the loss of the Tasmania in Ajaccio. He was cruising around Corsica when he came upon the wreck of the Tasmania and helped to save crew and passengers. [1]

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  1. London Standard, Wednesday 20 April 1887.