THE WILLYAMA WRECK.
OFFICERS' CERTIFICATES SUSPENDED.
By Telegraph.—Press Association.—
Auklkwk, May VI. The certificate of the captain of the steamer Willyama has been suspended for 12 months, but he has been granted a mate's certificate ,in the meantime. The X.■ second mate had: his master's certificate puspended for the same period, but was granted a second mate's certificate.
The Wlllyama, a steel steainer of 2700 tons, owned by the Adelaide Steamship Company, went ashore at L Marion Bay, South Australia, on April 15. She was laden with coal. An examination of the hull of the steamer -showed that a .rock v had penetrated the forepeak. Several efforts to refloat the'steamer were made, but proved unsuccessful, and on April 22 she , X was abandoned to the underwriters. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13488, 15 May 1907, Page 7
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