A MISSING BARQUE.
ANXIETY FELT. By Telcnranh.—Press Association Auckland, Friday. The relatives of some of the crew of I'he barque Loch Lomond, now sixtyfour days out from Newcastle to Lyttel<on, have been in communication with (lie I'nion Company and tile Marne D.partment urging 'that the Ilinemoa or some other steamer should search to the soutn-wcMl of New Zealand and at the southern island depots. The secretary for Marine lias replied that the Hiiremoa does not visit Hie soulhcrn island" till January, and it is not likely that the Loch T.omoml 7,as gone to the southern islands. The Minister. Hon. ,T. A. Millar, and the imniager of the Union Company (•Sir James MiPs) stale thai (lie Union Company's coital and intercolonial steamers are keeping a lookout for the missing vessel ami deviating from their usual course. A Inter telegram to the Minister is as follows:—"lntercolonial boats unlikely to see I.ocli Lomond till need of help is past considering. Til view of expert, opinion, search should be made southern islands or depots visited."
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 228, 19 September 1908, Page 2
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171A MISSING BARQUE. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 228, 19 September 1908, Page 2
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