OUR DREADNOUGHT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 317, 31 May 1913, Page 5

OUR DREADNOUGHT.

OAMARU PASSED BY. By Telegraph— Press Association. .... „ Oamaru, Friday. Although it was fine otherwise, a strong westerly-driven sea prevented the New Zealand anchoring, and it loots as if to-day's arrangements must he cancelled. The vessel is just discern- . , 011 the horizon. About 10 o clock the Mayor, received a wireless "i message from the Bltaff ,"Sea too rough, V but will hang round for a while." Same time afterwards the warship disap- ' peared.. It is surmised that Captain Halsey lias abandoned the Oamaru tim.v nil 6 / 6 f 18 ,,. '" disappointment on the part of the young During the afternoon Captain Halsey was to tinveil a memorial tablet to the Antarctic heroes, at Waitaki High School. DOUBTFUL DUNEDIN. mi v _ Dunedin, Last Night. The New Zealand is expected to be at the anchorage off Otago Heads at 9.30 to-morrow. Complete arrangements ™ heen made for the conveyance Of representative citizens and school childffi l the ral P ublic to the warsiup jf the conditions are favorable. The til I* ?r er h . eav J r to-n'ght, and unless thl M,»! on V mprove in the meantime, *£««« of anyone getting on board tne warship are not irood I? d Ton/T*«%«» * * «n be etrited, CpSgajU Sms Sot™ » "»