THE MISSING BARQUE LOCH LOMOND.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12411, 28 November 1908, Page 3

THE MISSING BARQUE LOCH LOMOND.

■■ - m WRECKAGE OF * THE VESSEL FOUND. [United Pkess Association.] ,•-.'" Auckland, Nov. 27. The s.s.ApanUj, which arrived at Auckland to day, brought , the Dame board of the missing barque Loch Lomond. The wreckage was picked up at Rangaunu. Bay, 29 mi lea south east of North Cape. The wcrd ' ' Loch" is missing, but " Lomond appears on the board, whion is t9O feet in length. The Scotch thistle is also painted on She board. There is no doubt 'that the wreckage belongs- to the Loch Lomond. A bucket bearing the letters "ocD," was also seen b9tweeii Cape Maria and Scott's Foint, on the West Coast. The Under ofthe first wreckage reported about 30 mile south of Uape Maria on the West Coast, on October 17th, Bubsequently found a ship's door with a Dole nut in the centre and compass : gimblets lashed in with a fishing line. Some' deck hpnse panels ate- also stated to be ■shore near Hukatere. on the Ninety Mile Beach. A; door which might be a compan ion way. door .is also said: to have been found in the direction of Cape Beings.