“THE DIZZY LIMIT.”
MARAROA DEFENDED. By Telegraph—Dress Aasocintion. WELLINGTON. June 18. Mr Hiram Hunter, a member of the Arbitration Court, referring to the complaint by tho Dunedin Ohmhci of Commerce regarding tho. Maiaroa, S “I am a regular, passenger between Lyttelton and Wellington, and can safely say that for anyone to growl ■■. bout the conditions of tao Maiaiqa on Saturday last and Sunday last is + l>p dizzy limit. n Hunter added that thero is no foundation for the statement made by the Dunodm passenger. He had ican with astonishment remarks alleging the vessel to bo in a dirty state.
SHIP PERFECTLY CLEAN. WELLINGTON, June 8. As a result of tho recent strictures from the Dunedin Chamber ot Commerce re the cleanliness of tlio Maraioa, the president (Mr D. J. McChowan , and tho secretary (Mr C. M. Bouden), of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, with Mr J. R. Simpson (member of the Executive of the Associated Chambers), visited the Mararoa to-day. All parts of tlio ship were examined, and they state unhesitatingly that the Mararoa is in a perfectly clean condition. They were at a loss to understand the report from Dunedin.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 19 June 1925, Page 10
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