GREYMOUTH BAR
SHOALING ALMOST DISAPPEARED VESSELS SAIL AFTER DELAY OF A WEEK (SPICUL TO TSI PHIBS.) , GREYMOUTH, February 21. As suddenly hs it formed, the shoaling on the Greymouth bar has almost disappeared to-day, the increase in the depth of water at high "de being three feet compared with yesterday. To-day's depth of 18 feet allowed the bar-bound vessels to depart. ' The Poolta, which had been held up lor a week, ;and the Kaimiro, which «*}' been delayed for several days, •- both sailed. t . Soundings taken to-day indicated war a constant improvement was takPJs place and, with the spring tides ™ig, it was unlikely that there would be any further trouble.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21714, 22 February 1936, Page 21
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