A ROUGH TRIP.
manuka buffeted. . (BT CABLE-rRESS ASSOCIATION —COPTKIGHT.) UCSTS.O.I.VS AND N.Z. OABLR ASSOCIATION.) .MELBOURNE, April .30. The Manuka, from the Bluff, arrived -U hours late owing to tbe heavy weather. The '■ ship' encountered heaYy gales, and great waves, -10 feet high, swept over , the forecastle, reaching at times to the bridge. - Even when the centre of the disturbance had been passed, the heavy swell delayed ' the vessel, and rain quails' made, conditions unpleasant for passengers. Officew. stated that the storm was one of the «orst they have, ever encountered in the Tas man bea.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18680, 1 May 1926, Page 15
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