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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12211, 5 March 1903, Page 2 (Supplement)

The Russian barque Concordia, whicrwent ashore .. to the; southward fof < Kaipara "-Heads some ff months ;.*-" since, ;:during , the heavy south' West gale which proved so disastrous to the ■ barquentme May and her crew;; was successfully floated on Feb. 13, and towed to Helensville. The' barque, which has : not suffered any material dan to her hull, . she having > rested' in , a> bed of sand on the beach i since she was ■;-: stranded, was '-:, pur-: chased at ' auction by "Messrs. Stewart Bros., of; Helensville, on behalf of '» themselves and other parties, for : £200. Since she was purchased her owners have been hard at . work. arranging matters for her floating, and,, taking advantage .of ;.; the spring tides' now prevailing, and everything being in. readiness, "she was got' off at high water on Feb. 13. DON'T LOOK OLD. 5 'l. With ?: advanoi .'; j'aat's : giey usi increases. Stop this with LoomtEir'a @ttti?fttffe Kaiß Restokeb. v l which '? darkens to s the ""' farmer eolou* and preserves the j appearance. Lock-: yei's, th« English Hair Restorer, keeps oil ravages of time, by darkening the gray treats, also causing grfiwth of Hair. sli^'i^'/S^vSH;'^';^^^^ ~ . - • .. ..,,,, :