THE STAR OF CANADA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15055, 26 July 1912, Page 8

THE STAR OF CANADA.

EFFECT, OF, THE HE AV v §" » SPECIAL 1 HATCH BUR Ste ' 8 . [BY lELEGBA3?H.--B BEas A heatt.swell jesterday 1* suited in further consideubk JT?* V A if pension of operations in v *ri OQs jg I **'* 9 ' The special hatch which WJ" I No. 2 hold to confine the mS*** ; »' lower decks was burst upwar 7 »'4 If force of the water from bd2^' : 9 beams being shattered, " I J *'. ''%' ffl It is expected that the baW '•''"'Hi' grain cargo -will be jettisoted to* h M ' attempt has been' made to «] J ' ; '■ bullion, valued at £25,000. at Ik? *• II of No. 3 hold. ' 'dt tl)a S, II At almost low tide this, tofef'if f« ' vessel showed evidences of 7b''**!!!' straining she had received and rr^M heavy swell continue it, *ffi V»i3ft%r i K i serious elect. • The manner 7?* J§ the ship is rising and" f a lH n /sfPJ§ rollers sweeping across No. ; 2 Up&"H| ;he observer the idea that gibe n i|s»' H xway there if the terrific -9t^^^l^p ;: ' : - much longer. The coaming of ft >l •'-' ' >atch at No. 2 hold are wotWK% W lown, which is an indication of On V* S >f the damage wrought in tta-Kjfpiß .he ship during the night the Un«,SjM >n the papa rock. " , SWIJiHf The Terawhiti is still aiK . hond /, K jay. She would have been hrrm-ll SI ise to-day had not the swell a-"'ii^'ffll icr from dying alongside the sW*, ** If-' '; From inquiries made 10-dav V'^jS.' earned that the further su I rfai!S# ,t •esse! had not affected ' ; the l^^^f.Sl t ■ is still intact. J '