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(feom our own correspondents.) <3> DUNEDIN. September 18. The gale still rages furiously, but no damage has as yet been done to the Port. A report was brought there early in the forenoon that a boat had been seen to capsize off Palling Point, and a man clinging to its bottom. A steamer was sent from the Port, but no sign could be f mud of either the man or the boat. Fears are entertained that the boat was ballast-laden, and has sunk. A man named North, a settler at Portobello, who went across the bay in the morning, is reported as missing.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 434, 18 September 1877, Page 2
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