SHIP IN CYCLONE
OFF QUEENSLAND
CREW’S TERRIBLE TIME
(Australian Press Association)
SYDNEY, June 10
• A message from' Townsville states that the American tramp steamer “Beulah” struck a cyclone one hundred miles east of Townsville. Her crew had a terrifying experience, and thought every minute they would go to the bottom.
Every lifeboat was smashed nnd there was not a dry cabin. Their personal belongings were lost, and the grew went for days without any sleep. The ship was a week overdue.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 June 1930, Page 2
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