TIMBER SCOW ASHORE.
| r.V TJ-'.LT-.'iKAl'H. —i'Ki:.-S ASNOCI ATr<; s\] YVe-stpcrt, This Day. When the scow Zingara was being towed out of Karamea there was a slight swell on the bar and a fre-li breeze. The Vessel took ground on the North Spit. To prevent the steamer Mangapapa being also dragged ashore, Captain Fletcher cut the towrope of the Mangapapa, and returned from Westport to Karamea iast night with new gear, with the object of fretting a line aboard the stranded vessel. The Zingara was owned in Sydney and is probably uninsured. She has 160,000 feet of timber aboard,
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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 328, 14 January 1911, Page 5
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98TIMBER SCOW ASHORE. King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 328, 14 January 1911, Page 5
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