ANXIOUS ABOUT THE ARK
[Per United Press Association.]
CHBISTOHURCH, Juno 12. Tanner’s “Ark” loft Sumner on Tuesday last for Timam, The party on board included Tanner, two Christchurch young men named S. Hudson and C. Davis, two from Wellington named J. Dean and W. Wilson, and a new arrival from the Homo Country named Albert Edwards, who went as cook. It is understood that provisions for only three days were taken, and as the vessel has apparently now been out for eight days mnch cinxictv is felt for the safety of tho voyagers. When the “ Ark ” left Sumner a fair wind was prevailing, which should have carried her down to Timaru well within twenty-four hours.
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Evening Star, Issue 12687, 13 June 1907, Page 4
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115ANXIOUS ABOUT THE ARK Evening Star, Issue 12687, 13 June 1907, Page 4
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