ENTON WRECK
CREW AT SYDNEY (Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, February 11. ' Thirty members of the crew oi the British steamer, E'nton, which was stranded near Noumea, reached Sydney to-dav, on route for England, where an inquiry will be held. The captain is remaining aboard until the surveyor arrives. The crew are unanimous that no fire occurred prior to the stranding. ft was explained Patrick Sullivan, a member of the crew, was helping to launch a boat when a hawser inflicted severe wounds in Ins leg, from which he bled to death. A stowaway was found aboard the Eaton after she left Lyttelton. Ho proved to be Arthur Rowe, of New South Wales, who tried unsuccessfully to obtain work in New Zealand. It was decided the stowaway should return to his native soil. He had bad luck to select a ship which is now abandoned miles from home
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1931, Page 3
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147ENTON WRECK Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1931, Page 3
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