TWO WRECKS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8735, 8 February 1907, Page 2

TWO WRECKS.

Press Association.—Copyright. Sydney, February 7. The steamer Induna, which has arrived from Norfolk Island, brought hews Of the wrecks of the Malgwyn and AnndsdnWa Both vcscols wer'e Mund it Am the west j nfla«!t b£ Sbuth America to Newcastle in ballast. The crews of both barques are safe at Lord Howe Island. The Malgwyn was abandoned when on her beam ends, and the Annasoma was totally wrecked on Middleton Beef. Mrs Nichools, a resident on Lord Howe Island, telegraphed that she was looking after the crews, but was short of provisions, and urged despatch of a Government steamer. The two crew-s number sixty-eight. The Annasonia’s crew, after taking to tho boats, were picked up by the schooner Stanley and landed on Lord Howe Island on Jnnu- ! ary 25th-, tho Malgwyn’s arriving at the j same date. The Government will despatch ! the steamer Captain Cook with supplies for ■ the shipwrecked men, and it is expected : she will leave early to-morrow. After lauding supplies she will bring away as : many of the shipwrecked men as