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"After a voyage from London, left Sydney and on 21st struck the Eliza Reef east of Port Bowen Queensland. Captain Fraser, his wife and 16 officers and crew took to the boats with 11 in one and 7 in another parting after a few days. One went ashore near the Clarence River and all but one, a man named Hodge, were murdered. The second boat landed near Sandy Cape. Captain Fraser was speared and all the rest were stripped of their clothes and suffered various fates. Mrs Fraser was rescued by a Mr Otter. "
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This image is part of a collection of 69 albums of pictures, postcards, and newspaper cuttings donated to the State Library of Western Australia in July 1961 by the family of the late Mr Miller. Jack Edward Miller was employed as a boatman and cook by the Harbour and Lights Department in February 1902 and spent some time at Breaksea Island lighthouse near Albany. Newspaper clipping.
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