AGROUND IN BLUFF HARBOUR.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 40, 17 February 1911, Page 7

AGROUND IN BLUFF HARBOUR.

* / KNIGHT OF THE GARTER IN TROUBLE. [BY TELEGRAPH — PEESS ASSOCIATION.) BLUFF, This Day. The steamer Knight of the Garter, while entering the harbour at 7 o'clock this morning without a pilot, ran aground on a ledge of rock oil ihe port SUle of the channel, about five cables east of the Bluff wharf. The vessel is hard and fast, but :& expected to float off about 3 o'clock. The extent cf tne damage is not known exactly, but the vessel does not eeem to be making water. The spot where the Knight of the Garter struck is the same as that touched by the Manuka last year.

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