THE BROKEN CABLES.
NEW ZEALAND END PICKED UP, [BY TELEGRAPH.—-PRESS ASSOCIATION. J
1 Wakapuaka, Friday. Mr. Skive, the New Zealand manager of the Eastern Extension Company, states the cable steamer Recorder pick"-' -.-.;, th«» New aland end of one of tin- woken cables at a-quarter to ten p.m. to-night. The Recorder has erprrienced severe weather, and a tierce gale was blov/iny for 56 hours.-* The ship's pear ws washed about, but no one wps injur-: Th? Recorder will bold tV table end till '.a :■ o'clock ill tbo morning, ruvl then she w'i r .l proceed to splice «nd join this t*.vo -:.•;•- Mr. Selfe anticipates thai ih-s cable will be working to-morrow morning.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13187, 26 May 1906, Page 5
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