THE WARATAH ENQUIRY.
Tor Press Aasociaiiott-Copyritf*' Received December 17, 9 a.m. LONDON, December Ib. the Geelong. DREAMS AND JNTERJECTIONB:(Received December 17, 9.15 a.nu) N LONDON' December 16. His exact words were: She i^» very ha £l d a y ude iP slWer testified ft f Waratah rolled heavily after -.l«fW»B Adelaide and several Pf *W S roller and disappeared. 1 fOR™ 111^ " him to leave the ship at DufbAH'. He . considered she was *op-l»«ftvy. rtffi ... Ftennett who was the Third Officer on the n Waratah's maiden voyage, said . ?here was nothing extraordinary . "» *J1 vessel's behaviour. She listed four or IST degrees. He left her because Ser, was promoted to another vessel. Mr Lang: "Did you ever tell anyone you left the vessel because of some forthcoming alterations, which would take two months?' j A 'uTaTin thc°body of the Court mcc terjeeiod: "Yesl Yes! You told me s and ray husband."
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXI, Issue 8244, 17 December 1910, Page 2
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