ILL-FATED WAITEMATA.
CAPTAIN A^ OFFiCERS./ , (Per Press. Assoclatlont; " """'■■". WELLINgI^, last night. Captain G. Ferguson was m command of tlie Waitemata. t Mr. A. V. Barton, \as far as is known, was third"; officer, l and the following en* gineers aro believed to. "have been on |>*o£rd when the^iye^d wa ® sunk-: Chief, Mr G. R.-Skiriner;: second, Mr. J. Hamerj third, Mr. J. P. Henderson; ioul'th,' Mr.'^-P^3tß^irigtori: - ; DUNEDIN, this day. . '" W*en^he^'W*a^ tlie only New Zealand officers were Captain Ferguson/, and ; ! thei $hird officer, Mr. Burtori." 'When the ship, was. crossing the North Atlantic m January this year the chief officeiy Mr^ . A. !>. ' WiiislO>ve, and seopnd officer) jftr. W., R.< HiaJop, were washed overbpiurd' and', drow;ried. When ;.ihe vessed to .JEnglarid Captain vFerguson relieved' Cap&in S. Nicholson and Messrs. A. -M. Thoirison arid ts. .§&. B. JEemp,^ fi'cßraV^oiried^ejjship.Vv- v ! >iJ? (i.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14667, 26 July 1918, Page 5
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137ILL-FATED WAITEMATA. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14667, 26 July 1918, Page 5
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