COLLISION IN HARBOR.
SMALL CRAFT DAMAGED, f W' *
By Telegraph.—Press Association. • Dunedin, Last Night.
A collision occurred in Victoria Channel on Saturday between the Otago Harbor Board’s old pilot launch and the Huddart Parker steamer Westralia, outward bound for Melbourne.
The launch, which was subsequently towed to Port Chalmers, was in charge of Mr. McKenzie, who used it as a pilot boat for many years, but she is now in the services of the Harbor Board’s engineering department. She was badly damaged, and now lies awash alongside one of the punts atzPort Chalmers. After the collision occurred Mr. McKenzie was assisted on board the Westralia, and subsequently landed before the vessel left the harbor. The Westralia suffered no damage and continued hex’ voy-
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 April 1921, Page 5
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123COLLISION IN HARBOR. Taranaki Daily News, 18 April 1921, Page 5
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