ON THE SEA.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 May 1918, Page 6

ON THE SEA.

STEAMER SUNIv IN COLLISION. New York, May 3. The Norwegian steamer Fjell and the Britisli steamer Liviiigstonia were in collision in a fog off the Virginia coast. The Fjell sunk, but there were no casualties. SUBMARINE CREW'F'TROUBLES. Amsterdam, May 3. The majority of the crews of two submarines at Ostend have become insane. The crew of another mutinied owing to the bad food. Twelve men have been arrested.—Press Association. THE CITY OF ATHENS COLLISION. New York, May 3. The revised list of passengers and crew on the City of Athens shows that 67 were drowned, including women and children and seven United States marine recruits on their way to Port Royal. The French warship which struck the City of Athens lost ten sailors, but picked up the Athens survivors by the aid of a searchlight and brought them to an Atlantic port in a disabled condi-tion,—Aust.-N.Z. Cable Assoc. ZEEBRUGGE REMAINS CLOSED. London, May 3. Zeebrngge remains closed. The Germans are trying hard to remove the obstructions.—Aus. Cable Assoc. NEW ZEALANDERS AT ZEEBRUGGE. Wellington, May 4. Following are the names of New Zcalanders who took part in the Zeebrugge raid, with their next-of-kin: G. McKnight (Mrs. A. J. McKnight, Caldcr Street, Dnnedin) C. D. Pulsford (Mrs. ■T. Canning, motjier, Eastbourne), J. McLoughlin (Mrs. A. M. McLoughlin, wife. Yulo Street, Kilbirnie), L. E. McQueen (Mrs. A. E. McQueen, mother, St. Albans Road, Auckland), J. H. Payne (Mrs E. Payne, mother. Hobson Street, Auckland), R. McGinley (Mrs. M. McGinley, mother, Jcrvois Road. Ponsonby), M. G. Yelverton (Mrs. A. Yelverton, mother, Kaikoura), H. E. Mewburn (Win. Mewburn, father, Waihao Downs), A. Foster (Mrs. 11. Foster, mother, Charlotte Crescent, Hastings). Alexander and Nelson are not identifiable at the Base Records Office. Auckland, Last Night. The Alexander mentioned in the cablegram regarding the raid on Zeebrugge is probably Roy Alexander, son of T. A. Alexander, Tamaki'West, who was chief mechanic in the Royal Naval Patrol Division.