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Hokitika Guardian, 31 December 1930, Page 2

>7 . THEAUT ■WTien .cyclone was aft ;its; height, a wireless report was- picked up by the Niagara' ' frbpi," 'the niotorship'Slaui Pomare, which reported that she had to put to sea from Apia, Samoa, owing to rough seas and the high swell caused by the strong northeast wind. The Maui Pomare afterwards stood away to the north-east of Samoa, out iof the track of the storm, and on Friday she could be heard on the wireless reporting that she was all right.

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