'City of Adelaide' temporarily aground in 1874 at Kircaldy Beach
(near Grange - a present day metropolitan beach of Adelaide)
(near Grange - a present day metropolitan beach of Adelaide)
Captain Llewellyn Walter Edwards Bowen was born at Swansea, Wales in 1833. He attained his Master's Certificate of Competency No. C19020 in London in 1863 and was Master of the City of Adelaide from 1873 - 1875.
His is the greatest tale of woe concerning the 'City of Adelaide'. Captain Bowen was in command of the ship when she became stranded at Kircaldy Beach (near present day Grange) in 1874, while in-bound from London. As a result of this stranding, Captain Bowen had his master's ticket suspended for 3 months.
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The following are the ships in which Captain Bowen served, both before and after the 'City':
| SHIP | OFFICIAL | YEAR(S) | LOCATION |
| True Briton | ON 21311 | 1863-64 | Australia |
| Essex | ON 47400 | 1865-66 | East Indies |
| Sobraon | ON 54680 | 1867-68 | Australia |
| Chaa Sze | ON 28388 | 1868-72 | Australia |
| City of Adelaide | ON 50036 | 1872-75 | Australia |
| Hibernia | ON 29387 | 1876-77 | Mediterranean Sea |
| Calabria | 1877 | ||
| Gherard Osborn | ON 77108 | 1878 |
Capt. Llewellyn Walter Edwards Bowen
1833 - 
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- Capt. Llewellyn Walter Edwards Bowen b. 1833.
Llewellyn m. 1873. Unknown [Group Sheet]
