THE MISSING SCOW
SEARCH ORGANISED. jßy Telegraph.—Press Association.) TAURANGA, tbis day. (J[a,ptaih .B'erlidge, forothe-r-in-ilaw of Mr Sampson, owner and .engineer of the missing scow Kahu, arrived here last night' from Whakatane, and has hired a launch to leave here to-day 'to search the Aldermen and Mercury Islai.ias tor a trace 'of the missing vessel.
COASTERS ON THE WATCH
(Special to the Daily Telegraph.)
AUCKLAMJ. tbis day.
No word has b?en received in Auckland about the missing scow Kahu, but the Northern Company have 'instructed all its vessel to keep a sharp look-out. The Ngapuhi, which sailed iior Tauranga, the Olarasrnan and the Claymore, both
of which sailed North, a;:id the Ngatiawa. which ;is to sail for Opotiki this morning, have had .special instructions regarding the missing boat.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5881, 8 April 1920, Page 3
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