THE MANAROA WRECK.
I'ASSENGKRS ARTUVE IX WELLIXO. i TON. ' v i
Per Preßs Association. • rpi Wellington, Saturday. -J , Pnssengers and crew of th« ~ steamer Manaroa, which struck the rock« 4 nU .?-i. r n ? h Pass 1111(1 was beached ak - \ • i tl y pfi terday niorninir, arrived at Wellington by the Nikan tliia ''i morning. Captain Gilbertson i s st „„d- ' ing bv the vessel. Clemtel, the chief en- A gineer says that the impact was conBidernble. Ihe vessel lies in an exposed « position, about three miles from when J 8 " r »ck, nnd is just visible. Life belts were served out to all on board, who weie landed in the steamer's boatu. '■ Ibere was no panic, and, with the exception of the engineer, steward and cook, everyone saved their personal ef- ; iects. ihe Manaroa's cargo consisted of fni.t. ilnx and 27 pigs. Twenty-tliree of the latter swam ashore. The vessel wag ' iiisuiTd In the London and Lancashire Olliee for C2OOO, ,1
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 282, 21 April 1913, Page 8
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162THE MANAROA WRECK. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 282, 21 April 1913, Page 8
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