THE MISSING TREVESSA.

Otago Witness, Issue 3614, 19 June 1923, Page 21

THE MISSING TREVESSA.

SEARCH CONTINUED. SYDNEY, June 12. The Trevena wirelessed that a boat was sighted at night time. It appeared to be the ship’s gig. The Trevena is continuing the search until forced to give it up. There is some doubt whether the latest message above refers to the lifeboat previously cabled as found. The message adds tliat no boat gear was found among the wreckage. FREMANTLE, June 13. A message has been received from the Tregenna stating that no trace of the Treves.sa’e boats has been discovered. The Tregenna will continue her search in the direction of Mauritius. NO TRACE OF THE BOATS. PERTH, June 16. There is no further word of the Trevessa’s missing boats. LIST OF THE CREW. The following are the names of the crew of the Trevessa :—■ Master, C. Foster. First officer, J. C. Smith. Second officer, R. H. Hall. Third officer, A. Lippett. Chief engineer, A. F. Robson. Second engineer, D. J. Mordecal. Third engineer, S. Fair. • Fourth engineer, J. B. Edwards. Carpenter, C. M'Farlin. Wireless operator, T. J. Tennent. Boatswain, A. Somer. A.B.’s—R. Jones, T. M'Gee, J. T. Green, A. Lister, F. Scullv, G. W. Hilliard, E. E. Fuller, P. J. Burke. Stewards—Chief, R. H. James; mess room, A. M'Kenzie, W. E. Hunt. Cook, W. S. Allchin; assistant cook, N. Barton. Apprentices—E. J. Bell, E. W. Goddard, H. E. Sparks, R. W. Flynn, C. Seabowen. Firemen —J. Proer, T. Grimes, J. Loyes, G. Stainton, A. Wendiss, T. Burns. In addition to the above there are 10 Asiatic firemen.