STORMY PASSAGE-
THE KOTARE ENCOUNTERS VERY HEAVY WEATHER.
The p.s. IvoSare experienced very rough weather on the run down from Auckland. The vessel left Auckland at 9 30 on Tuesday evening, and ran into a heavy southeaster eroesiog the Bay of Plenty. The gale lasted ell Wednesday and at oighq during which time the vesssl could only make about a oouple of miles an hour. The heavy seas were broaking right over the vessel, and those on board had anything but a pleaeaDt t’ma. The East Oape wbb passed at nine o’clock yesterday morningi snl tbo vessel was berthed at the wharf at six o’clook. The cargo consists of timber - and ironwork for tho Cook County Counoii, and a large quantity of ceneral merobandjse. The Kotare sails (OS QQ&at potta 9ghi° to-day..
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1706, 23 March 1906, Page 3
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132STORMY PASSAGE- Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1706, 23 March 1906, Page 3
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