THE HINEMOA'S TRIP.
k tfoOL-teP*® »WP WRECKED AT, , „ tYTS&UI&fi tiMnMt 1$ J Th'e fljnemoa arrived tbis morning frouf, ber periodical tSfipto the Southern iwfrtndH.' Captain Fairchila* reports, having visited all? the island depots, and finding the stock in Bpleadid order. ~ At the Auckland Islands lie found that a large and evidently quite new iron ship had been wreaked on the north-east corner of the island. 33ie -raektf were strewn with the spars, rigging, decking, and fittings of a; large vessel, and also an abundance of Aus-1 trattan woof; evidently the cargo. Nothing was found to' intfftarte the name of the vessel—no woolpacKs or brands. All hands were evidently lost, as nff trace t oould be found of human beings, althaHg* a close' searoh was made., . The Hinemoa brought up a large quantity of wreckage, including a spare topsail yard, 60ft long. The yard is painted'yellow on top of hematite, but the underneath paint is quite fresh.
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Evening Star, Issue 9830, 19 October 1895, Page 2
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156THE HINEMOA'S TRIP. Evening Star, Issue 9830, 19 October 1895, Page 2
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