"The People and the Collectivist" (Sydney) (June 9, 1900):
"While the tug conveyed us down the river to where the vessel lay at anchor the chortling idiots who accompanied me kept me awake by singing:
Get back, Take in your slack, Heave away the capstan, Heave apaul [sic] Bout ship! [S]tations, boys, be handy, Lay home tacks, Sheets and mainsail haul."