GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA. By Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, Monday. A bottle has been found at Parenga containing the message following, blanks being left where the words are i blurred:—"Mondjiy, S., lGf, one p.m., j 1912. The N—da is sinking by a hur--1 ricane in 42 deg. South Latitude. ,100 East Longitude. G. M- is dead everybody ." The paper is apparently a sheet from a German log book. A HEAVY RAINFALL. Wellington, Monday. » The weather bureau reports that the I chances are that the worst weather is I now over. The rain which has fallen | so far this month amounts to 10.85 J inches, which is exceptional. ) j "TROJAN'S" PRANKS. J Gisborne, May 12, 1 The storm "Trojan" raised a tremen- } dous sea along the East Coast, and the j Mokoia was unable to work the port j last night and proceeded to Napier at j 10 p.m. The gale has abated, but the
J sea is still very heavy.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 301, 13 May 1913, Page 2
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162GENERAL TELEGRAMS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 301, 13 May 1913, Page 2
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