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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3495, 3 November 1926, Page 8

Tlio small wooden ketch Kiatea was stranded on a reef olf Brown’s Island in the Hauraki Gulf on Sunday night when en route from Coromandel to Auckland with a cargo of shingle. Representatives of the owners visited the vessel and reported that she was not extensively damaged. The cargo was being jettisoned and the Harbour Board firefloat has been engaged to pump out the water. It is hoped to tow her to Auckland. The Kiatea, , which is a vessel of twenty tons, and I ( carrying a crew of three, has had an !; unlucky career, being badly damaged , in November, 1924, through an ex- i plosion of benzine. ( MATH BIN CHIOS PCX MONAS, The wharf tally-clerk had Pulmonns. One soothed his throat, ; cleared his breathing. So ho gave the ; packet to the mate to lake one. But i the mate passed Uicm round, the crew • had Pulmonas, su helpful to ward , off influenza, coughs, colds, etc. You : get quick relief for throat and chest : ailments from Pulmonas, at chemists - /G and 2/G. <