STORMY WEATHER
DELAYS TO, SHIPPING BbATS DUE 'AT AUCKLAND' ■ •: ■ ' '/'• ;. (By Telegraph.—Press-Association.) -, .-.,';.' AUCKLAND, 2Stli May. --. Stormy conditions-'at. sea arc"-delay-' ing overseas steamers. The American steamer Golden.Cloud, due at: Auckland from Los Angeles early to-morrow morning, has been delayed twenty hours. ■:'. ■■'■ ' ' ' ' ' .' The, American steamer Golden Cross was .duo from Gisborne at 10 o'clock tonight, but: she was delayed by a storm in the-Bay of Plenty, and'will arrive early, in the. morning. . - ,- The ; tramp steamer Ilvington Court had reported that she would reach'Auck-' land from Cuba on Friday, but a.-fur-ther messag'o from the vessel stated that she had been delayed by-the storm and could not arrive, before Sunday morning. - J Another vessel delayed by the storm j is- '.the. steamer Qucrcus. Slio was scheduled to arrive at Auckland from New York • to-day, but no wireless advice- has been received as to when she will arrive. ■ ■
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 125, 29 May 1930, Page 21
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142STORMY WEATHER Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 125, 29 May 1930, Page 21
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