THE MAHENO
MISSING IN FO< -* f M * . DRIFTING TOWARDS COA! (Auatraliah Press Association * ’ 'BRISBANE/ July. The tug “Carlock”' set out 'moining to rescue The • MaheiicK cannot reach the Oonah untjl dark',' anl. it will he impossible to locate the Maheno in the datk The Qpnah has reported ; t{ia has completely lost sight of the heno, which, probably, will not. bath'd until sonie time after 'day to-morrow. , ( 1 Thete 'is a westerly wind, wliic likely to keep the Maheno of coast*. \. ... The lighthousekeepers report t is impossible t6' -see more than miles oAt to .sea. iA '• : The Maheno has wireless equij hut, ih tbe absence of anv me.* from her, it is dbuhted whether skeleton chew she has aboard are to work it. .. £ ' ■ From the time darkness sepi her from the Oonah on Monday, ing; has hqen seen of the'Maheno. ■' The reported she drifted teen miles: southeast from when dowliiie-parted. The. Maheno hai Labljv ..drifted further. * It is feared the; Maheno is in. d of being, driven ori< to the rocks, 1 general direction of Sandy Cape. - Tile conditions late last night,' ever, were moderating. Tbe opini Brisbane is that if may be necessj out an aeroplane, to locati Maheno, fit tlie moment this be a hopeless,. quest, ( with thick squalls" retiring visibility to less two miles; 1 .
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1935, Page 5
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217THE MAHENO Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1935, Page 5
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