THE LOSS OF THE MENIMBAH.
SYDNEY, Thursdav.
One of th e crew of the steamer Menimbah was drowned by 11 e upsetting of a boat while salving the passengers' luggage.
FOUND DEAD IN THE BUSH
NEW PLYMOUTH. Thurs.
The police received work from Moukau that the body of a young man named Adlara was found in a bush at Waikawa, several miles from Awakino. He had left Lovelock's camp to go io Awakino last Saturday. His body was found by a Maori on Wednesday ju-i off the track. There is no news yet as to how the fatality occurred Adlam came from Waitara.
DISASTER AT GERMAN MANOEVVRfES.
RAMMED BY A TORPEDOER
STOKERS KILLED AND INJURED,
(Received April 15. 11.40 a.m.)
BERLIN, Thurs,
During night manoeuvres the German cruiser Muenchen was rammed by a torpedoer. Two stokers were killed and several were injured, the remainder of the crew being rescued before the torpedoer sank.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 15 April 1910, Page 5
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