THE LOSS OF THE CALYPSO.

Temuka Leader, Issue 269, 10 June 1880, Page 2

THE LOSS OF THE CALYPSO.

With, referenco to 's• IfOf tkt Calypso, Messrs Mon»7s-tfp§|w'- ■*» Cqoapsoy have recerrjsd; their Londonlagenti, ,npa^^|ft.;]l^|_ cargo has been settled a«> jtpuf*|Ofa> Wehare not-yet coarse to adopt, bat, will 75 per cent, from the panics,, and wait tb« jrf tfc» «rgo The following .js letter reciered ,by %wf&j, 7 Nichols aud Co., under date Xoadoo, April 22nd:—''The Calyjao-attisid oil weH after a good of the Thamee. on th» Uth inti. but was anchored'in the P*uM~*&siiUM3« an# early on the 14th w«r rati ami eonk by an inward bound stealpfarr 5 5MT , 4anlw and passengers ware;, of *he cargo has been woc^wjp,3|r too dfrers, but it ia doubtful ,i&*jpt:«his> beneli can be o*T«d*f com—pondent writes that it cleat night r and w«Ft plainly it is difficult to account for snckprpdigfonv«tapidi«f and reckVasness on thV part of those charge of the inwaid.boanJ ( The Calypso lies sunk in feet of W U And direm are «t f ***** »t work savin* what they can get cf s tb» cargo -but,## liaifxiffi**fis"»}llii progregW Attempts'tnmy be ntade to rau* aUjo sbip„but;*hey- aacces iowbt- :&:& ■??*»* MM * eonaoling? rcflecjtioa tfcaAJ|» : »«r Ciiptaih Hird ■hip can be in any way blamed. All iiTes'w««. orew and th«i? efl»ctav. The into ii a small steamer cailed taloed «t LSOOO. A latet-telegramaays informtionwae receded a al«>rttim© ago that the cargo from this tosobS fed, to » considerable extent, beenwed, though,, of cburaeitf a demagwl/conditioe, and tjbat.thernei. I ©** per cent, to the und#rw>it<rsY'