THE WARATAH.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 592, 21 August 1909, Page 5

THE WARATAH.

•_— t orfrinsts tfiTfl FUNbs to risk. J (1)J TelßrraU -Pre«s A>ienrl»tliln-Ooßfrlcht I (Rec. August 20, lO.fe p.m.) { London, August 20i The rcirisurarido fate in connection with * ihe'Wbratah Is slichtly easier. Business has J been done at 80 giilhfeas pef cohfc. Quitd a ' nurabur oi peoplo outsido the market are anxious to back thoir belief that tho Waratah tias outlived the sloriui ; rho i'aparoa, Goslar, Ayrshire, Ara*a, Tasmania, and Ge6lort2, Wohl Stiutli Africab. porW for various ports in Australasia, travel- J ling tin various courses, will look out for th.6 * Waratah. The steamship Jeanne D'Aro ( bound for j Kerguclen on a whaling trip, will bled keep ' a )dok : -but, afe will tho Dduro ahd tlid SutMa ( Hall, bound dp the cftait for ifauritus. ' l GOASTAL DANGERS. ' 1 .(Rec. August 20} 10.5 p.in,) ' ' - Loiiddh, August 20. The Cape Colony Government has appointed j a Commission, including Commander "Wills of thp waribiji Hbrmes, to ihqulre into thp lighting of tho coiStj tho protection of ship- ( })ing, and the measured taken, in connection 'With the loss , of' the Maori. j "WIRELESS" FOR NATAL COAST. / London, August it). Negotiations on behalf df the' Natal , Gov- > fernmont aro proceeding with the Imperial Government with tho view of establishing wireless telegraph statidrls on the Natal coast. i