OTAGO.
< Wo learn with regret that the schooner Kate, •recently; built at: Sawyer's Bay, was wrecked at the mouth of>Toi-Toi Harbour on the 7th inst. When she was in .the narrowest part of the channel, a sudden. change of wind took place, which drove her on the rocks. Her keel was kriopkedrr dff, arid she immediately filled with water.;. Her cargo, however, was saved.— Waituas;s,:Y)6o. 19..
Wo understand that information has been receiyeditrgm^Captftin^Thomson to the 16th ulb., at whiclv flute tho<Tl)oinas and Heavy, together with another vessel, was in quarantine in Twofold Bay, in Gd)iseq,Ufence of the prevalence of Bmall-pox,at,Me|bp,ui;ue, from whence she had last sailed, and which-.-she had reached in 19 da 3's from O^ftgp.j^'JCherf was no appearance of the malady on board.— lbid.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 542, 13 January 1858, Page 5
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125OTAGO. Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 542, 13 January 1858, Page 5
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