SHIP'S VOYAGE LASTS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14009, 13 March 1920, Page 4

SHIP'S VOYAGE LASTS.

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(Otago Daily Tim|Cor| The old saying that ■%, which blows nobody B«jm more trulv borne out ,tM ? of the three-masted f%; Norwegian, and the WHU; for afloat. The Bra« nev from New %<"*<*s 1919,, and heavily covgj days ago. 6>ht *X T j,a* on the voyage. Sf« «# fio.Btorm after oiio mast than »n°Msß and. an utterly "« P ,e <* e % living at the mercy oft a Greek steamer ■came ,* 1# her into 'Bermuda.for eight was se"t.from l^w. Then ste resumed tte ', was no m»ans of reaoc grown o heavy nop o which she set off A wsi to the barnacles snea..,.. knots instead of "-• <J Almost the whole «x - ; anpreciuted enorm<w*» the last vear, a-smile that w^t com fk( parcel of 37.000 cn«* Owners of this, ««.W iwfins slate. • ere handsome protit. '. large quantities ° r ing paper, which c l| s Jd'for money, fe certain to be a]* reels of newsprm^ e |.^ can spnnj.it. /" ib j v .;seri Australia is a te . r r r the whole proposed nev P{£ *W postponed, and. «e papers may, inj»s*#fc . Other Imes ;'™f x {bw ,cp' oils and &.i t w»^--