CLAN MACMILLAN.
NO TRACE OF SHIP.
GREW OF SIXTY ABOARD.
(bxotzs's txlkhums.) ,
DELHI, June 22.
The Clan Macmillan was three days out from Calcutta bound for Fiji. She carried no passengers and had a crow ' of about GO. t The chief port officer has received
no further news of the ship or boats. He points out that reports indicate that.there is fins weather in the area , in which Jihe ship sank. -* '\ The cause of the sinking remains un-' known.
[The steamer Leicestershire received , an S.O.S. from the Clan Macmillan, . stating thai she was sinking 30 miles eaft of Table Island, and 170 miles > from the Andamans. The Leicestershire 3teamed to the position indicated, but could find no trace of the Clan Macmillan, nor of her boats.]
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18107, 24 June 1924, Page 7
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