FATE OF THE SILBERHORN.
A Search for Survivors. '
1 (Received 9.13 a.m.) i 1 LONDON, March 17. i The British sloop of war Shearwater, at Iquique. is searching the adjacent is- J lands for any survivors of the ship Sil- 1 berhorn reported on November 29 as hay- i ing been burned at sea. i [A London cable message dated Novem- ' ber 29 of last year, stated that a vessel which was sighted burning on August 23 in lat. 32. long. 82 might possibly'be the t barque Silberhorn (1923 tons)" which 1 "' had left Newcastle iN.SAV.'i n n -Tune 12 I for Iquique. Nothing was seen of the crew.] *" j ._ | (
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 5
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