port gregory造句

• After returning to Port Gregory she struck a sandbar and sank.
• In 1850, he moved to the Port Gregory.
• The IJN also conducted a diversionary bombardment of Port Gregory, a small West Australian town.
• The river rises 20 km east of the North West Coastal Highway, between the towns of Port Gregory.
• In August 1908 Port Gregory Saltworks consigned its first shipment of salt on the " SS Venus ".
• Two Australian coastwatchers stationed near Port Gregory noticed gunfire at night on 28 January, but neither observed any shells landing.
• He was granted a Port Gregory, a position that he accepted at a reduced salary of ?0 a year because of his limited qualifications.
• In 1854 the explorer Augustus Charles Gregory promoted the quantity and quality of the salt deposits at Hutt Lagoon and their proximity to Port Gregory.
• The name Pakington was rarely used however and the name Port Gregory which is the harbour located next to the town, was more generally accepted.
• The attack on Port Gregory was one of three submarine shellings on Australian towns and cities, the other two being the attacks on Sydney in June 1942.
• The total value of the fishery in 2003 was A $ 19.6 million, although this figure includes a small prawn fishery operating out of Port Gregory.
• "' Port Gregory "', located close to the mouth of the Murchison River and the Geraldine lead Mine, operated from 1849 to 1875.
• The shells appear to have completely missed Port Gregory and did not result in any damage or casualties for the town was not occupied and the raid initially went unnoticed.
• He made botanical collections in Tasmania, the coastal regions of Western Australia, and on the Nullarbor Plain . a detailed survey of the cultural practices of the peoples living near Port Gregory.
• An example of this apparatus has been recovered from the wreck of ( 1872 ), an auxiliary steamship used in Australia to transport passengers and trade goods before ultimately sinking in Port Gregory, Western Australia in 1872.
• According to McDonald, many residents of Port Gregory, about north of Geraldton, reported the sights and sounds of a naval battle at about the time that " Sydney " and " Kormoran " engaged.
• However, Torisu believed that he had sighted lights of aircraft or a destroyer near the town and broke off his attack . " I-165 " instead headed north for Port Gregory a former whaling, lead and salt port.
• Their produce was shipped out of Port Gregory, Western Australia in small vessels like the tramp steamer SS Xantho and then transhipped to the port of Geraldton where it was loaded onto wool ships bound for England as a form of'paying ballast '.