SHIPPING MISHAPS
remuera damaged in collision. Ptefj Association —By Telegraph Copyright. LONDON, September 11. A Dutch steamer collided with the Remuera at Willemstad (Holland), danmginc her rails and wheelbouse and staying in her stern. The Remuera proceeded on her way.—A. and N.Z. Cable. The Remuera left Auckland on August 15 for Liverpool and London. She is owned bv the New Zealand Shipping Company. She is a steel twin-screw vessel of i1,2T76 tons gross, built m 1911 by \\. Denuv and Bros., Dumbarton, for the Kew Zealand Shipping Company. She 13 485 ft long, 62.3 ft wide, and 41ft deep. PAKEHA COLLIDES IN FOG. LONDON, September 10. The Pakeha, bound for Hamburg, collided in a fog with a German steamer near the lightship at tho mouth of the Elbe. The boats and deck were damaged. The ship arrived safely at Hamburg. —A. and N.Z. Cable. Tho Pakeha is' a steel twin-screw steamer, 7899 tons gross register, built in 1910 by Messrs Harland and Wolff at Belfast for her present owners, the. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company. She is 477.5 feet long. 63.1 feet wicie, and 31.3 feet deep.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19584, 14 September 1925, Page 7
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