THE AUSTRALIAN WRECKS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16465, 29 June 1921, Page 7

THE AUSTRALIAN WRECKS.

DEATH ROLL OVER THIRTY. NO MORE SURVIVORS FOUND. B 7 Tol«pmph— Pr««« Association— Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association (Received Juno ‘JO. H a.m.) SYDNEY, June 29. There are practically no fresh tidings in regard to tho North Coast wrecks. fI.M.S. Marguerite failed to traco any additional survivors. Site passed many floating carcases oi cuttle niptilatcd by sharks. At tiie inquest at Tuncurry the Coroner found that Dalv and Carison died ns a result of the lifeboat overturning in tho surf. It is thought that the death roll will exceed thirty-. HOPE ABANDONED. LIST OF THE MISSING. By Teleeraph—Press Asso date•>?! -Cc» jt \&X. ' Australian Rr.d N.Z. Cable Association. (Received June 29. 12.5 p.m. > SYDNEY, Juno 29. It is considered that there is small hope of further survivors from the Fitzrov wreck. Resides tho two bodies washed ashore, the following arc reported missingPASSENGERS. ‘Walter Moore. Arthur Ilowell. A. Ramsay. Mrs Turney. Miss Moore. Master Lindsay. Master liavley. Muster Wi*z<rins. Master Bartolo. Master Norton. Master Sturo. Master M’lntyre. CREW. Captain Collins. Chief officer—G. Read. Second officer, — H. Peggs. Chief engineer—lt. Saunders. Second engineer—A. Jack. Steward—W. Watt. Steward—E. llarker. Stewardess—Mrs Whitehead. Cook —H. Alexander. Cook—A. Molloy. Seaman—J. Pavmu. Seaman—lt. Putre. Seaman—Davidson. Fireman —J. Erioksen. Fireman—C. Mulburg. Fireman—D. Kroutlier. Possiblv in the case of the crew there might have been some slight changes before the Fitzrov sailed.