TALES OF THE DOG WATCH.
i May I, ae one who ha? sailed in the class of ehip Captain Cliffe writes of in s\ich an • interesting manner, send through your cohimns ' this note of appreciation to him? At a time like this, when the sea spirit should h? fostered among our Xew Zealand la<l~. Captain CHSVs yarns must go a long way towards that end. Knowing Captain Cliffe personally a> a seaman, . a shipmaster of many standing, and as I a teacher of navigation, his yarns to me are full of interest and rin? with authenticity. 1 FOREBOWLIXE.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 95, 24 April 1939, Page 6
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