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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1968, 27 January 1914, Page 6

Cholera was discovered to bavo been' on board the steamer Adlilibsler, which arrived' hero ladeu with a cargo of coal i'fem Calcutta oh Sunday, and consequently the vessel was immediately placed- iu quarantine lay order of the l*ort Health Officer. The malady was vrtien fbo vessel was seveti days eufc from Calcutta.. Ai> Asiatic iiremnn contracted it in » severe form., and died in a few hours, ' A few mild eases dovoloped subsequently, among other members of the crow, but tlio enforcement of stringent methods pre-.< vented tlio troiiblo spreading, and t-hero hare been ho symptoms of it since December 27. Kveryoiw wn board the vessel is now well, flcforo licmi: released i'roitt quarnntiiw tJio Ammusttu will liavo to bo tliofougiily fivmipateci. 'L'he vessel's drinkwß water, tnkcti aboard at Calcatla, lias tvlfcailv been | pumped wit, and fwsh water tal;en in. TJio Adilibster is owned by tie AeMioster Stoa.ui Ship Company,- togistored nt Cardiff Her wow consists (if Asiatics iuul one or two African negroes. Her officers are European. Fishing parties fs-om Onelitrogn _ r<s port that tlvM-e are a Rood mflny kiiibfisli in the. MfliHilatn Harbour tlus roar. Mr. Storey, of Kio Kio, wlto was ono of a fishins party, sneecfldod i» Iniidinfi two in ono day, while fishing tram a motor launch. llie.V weiftliod about 161b, caeli, Aiwtlrer party, while cainphc ai Oraa Bay slviring the Christmas ■holidays, caught over 300 seluiaivnej- withtlie tines in a few days. The famous "Rnslyu" Writing Pndfi olvrov* in stock. George and George, i6l-164 Jiiba Street.—Advt. . '