THE SHIPWRECKS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 June 1921, Page 3

THE SHIPWRECKS.

NORTH COAST WRECKS. NO FRESH TIDINGS. AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. (Received This Day at 10.15 a.m.) SYDNEY, June 29. There are practically no fresh tidings in regard to the North Coast wrecks. The Marguerite failed to trace additional surviv.ii s. She passed many Hunting carcases of cattle, mutilated by sharks. At the inquest at Tuncurrv, the Coroner found that Daly and Carlson died as the result of a lifeboat overturning in the surf. L is thought the death roll will exceed 80. SMALL HOPE. i Received This Day at 12.25 p.m.) SYDNEY, June 29. Then' is considered small hope of further survivors from the Fitzroy. Besides tv.o bodies washed ashore the fol- ! lowing are reported missing, twelve pas Uengors: Walter Moore. Arthur Row'oll, A. Ramsay. Mistress Furney. Mis* 1 Moore, Masters Lindsay. Hay ley, M ig- ' ./ins, Bnrtolo, Norton, Stum and McIntyre. Sixteen of crew Captain Collins, Chief Officer O. Read, Second Officer H. Peggs. Chief Engineer R. Saunders, Second Engineer A. Jack, stewards, W. Watt, E. Barker, steward- ‘ esses, Mistress Whitehead, cooks H. j Alexander, A. Molloy, seamen J. Unii!nu R Tutre, Davidson, firemen J. Erik sen, C. Mulhurg, D. Krowtlier. i Possil.lv in the ease of the crew there i might have been some slight changes | before the Fitzroy sailed.