MARINE CASUALTIES.
r PßEss' '"AssbcrAnoN.ffjßoPTfiacßXt. " ' : ■ '■: ' ANOTHER WRECK IN SoftTH. T ,-■?- --■■.,/• ••'•■.- ;. rf- 1 V..£; ELEVEN LIYE^LOST. T. ;■ (teceive^l September 17, 10JOT*m.) r > W . LONDON, Thursday. Tlie Billiard arid King Company 8 . jsteamer Umtali, bound from London to Port Natal,'~isi ashore at Capo Point. -■ X Union tiastle.liner reacued.tho Homo passenjjers. ' Eleven were-dwviijisd owing to the overturning ''of a bdatff" THE STRANDING OF THE ••:;■: ; - ,>v*WAIPAEA, ' /SSTB PILOt'S^DEFAULT; ;g >.' v' .. (R^veo^lliiQ a.m.) > /;. .V^ ■■■■:- V ";:- BRISBANE; Friday. ■; t Tie MaVine Board founds that.- the stri&dfcte bf^the s^metWaipara waa due to the >et x>f t&6 wind and tide while aWßittngitlia^ficharge of the pi- . lot,- wh.o> left liW W an unsaf^positidn. . TbVpiteV* ■«*r^teatev ; *ra>;finsEended for. throe radnthsi^anlthfe mairtW'Wae ex-, .j Onerated frAh all_W^|^ pv ...;r .^fe^S ■.■■", AKOVfeL^gHINT. __ ■■ ' ■' "'. AtJG^Aitf>. Ailto vThe Marine lnaiuryintb.^*e iftteh^to the Earawa, \vhteh . but' Mick -owuig to over-hsated bftilers, Mr M6V"eigK,,for the second cuginVe'r,. «6hWhflldlthat'lM • ' Court hod no iu«fed««6n |flice 41 wa» empowered to in^nh'e \'ntt>,tfl% ■■!<««» abandonment, or material damage to shipping; bivtin Jiis:case_ihe_r6 ! ,had r bjMn.Ao casualty wi^in-tne , since there had .been ''no --damage to tie ■ ship, but only to her boiler. ... ; v C Mr Kettle, S:M., said thai Ifeete was a £ood deal in this contentibn r b}it thwe w£s a probabiUty •that if t^feid I OS* there, would be a manda&tut;Mu«a to* the inqudry to go on to the eno. ' .
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 17 September 1909, Page 2
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219MARINE CASUALTIES. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 17 September 1909, Page 2
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