THE STEAMER TRIUMPH.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 5, 4 December 1883, Page 2

THE STEAMER TRIUMPH.

Later Pacticulars. .The Steamer Stuck Hard and Past. • The Triumph had 1200 tons of cargo on board when she^truck. - _ ' Thatoaptaihisiya^hfe oßMC&>fiH|jiJ|| to)give the island *wideja)eitbf Jbutle of making a straight course thenee to 4 kept too close in ' They all the time and knew It was Tiritiri biitMdid-not^bXnkr^p.wai fl o .close that land was onlj lsoj2 v & B diatant . bttw^,#^ ? P^^^^ The steamers Waltakir^l^, find %m M. the . ri .«. Ti-mmph. The with the s.B. Ar^ryle, $m''Mfi*$ r iaam .bx.th^ r e^ aU, n^h^jmac(e. a united reef, but afta^owjr, an hour>. trial it had to be abaMon^'agl unsMcesstttU ihe pan ad^e^ww The Gienek tok^ .h^^r.rfrom, off the starboaircLbow, an4 steamed* rjtfht trom 4he 3 |fem,-j an^/pypceMle4 ou^ while the lona knd the' Afgyle also ;tb 6; signal (v.aff gpm Mm the Triumph, and siift^l)ia]Qg^uߧtti.ei»^elß named , ( went; |uU : speed ajieajl ajS tte Triumph ;^R;,. T ip^k;^jja«ipi:' „Th^ engineer of,t^e^ump)i,^tes f tha}i cr her engines never di^^i^. wodcj "Xt .heijag difficult to stand Upon the deck'througfi ihe, vibrations -^ol^the. engjn^Sj which were wprkjoft jo >$&, utnaoat .poweir— • namely, 2000*horae-pow6r Vj captain of ,th,e Triumph h^ his bpata glung oafi with lifebuoys < iii &s*s' a sadden. change of wind j in oydjer fo proyide for ey,eQt«iaji^s. ,T^, afo^,jfyg§ ?$> mains in abten^ance.,, jT^^officers and crew appear to takeihings quietly, appa?ently,jaj^ptj D gf th^jLftevi^blet mth a sp^t »f; r^ignat^n;^^ac^pqf Chinese firemen ara, the most uncon^