MOTORSHIP ASHORE
IN SYDNEY HARBOUR;
(Australian Press Association).
(United Service).
SYDNEY. March 14
During the height of a strong southerly to-day, the big Norwegian motorship Tricolour, in light trim, which was being towed by tugs, grounded ill the harbour at Greenwich Point. I’he tug Hero also grounded, and it is ieaied that the latter is holed by the ,-eef. us she has u distinct list. Altogether. six tugs attempted to refloat the Tricolour. Two lines parted. Ihe vessel was moved slightly, but it. is not expected to get her off until high tide to-night.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1929, Page 5
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