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Wrecked Trawler Salved, But Master Disappears

Paris. The Boulogno trawler "Ludovic Maria," which ran on the

THE CUTTY SARK FOR SIGNALLING AT SEA rocks near Calais in the gals recant-

SEA AGAIN

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A BRITISH ISLES CRUISE UNDER

VETERAN SKIPPER

CLIPPER'S VOYAGES.

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The China tea clippor "Cutty Sark,” which "aalled faster than the wind," will again be seen speeding through waters under full sall, said Thurston Macauley recently in the "New York

BY SHIPS

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ly, was refloated, but hardly had the to tow the vessel two tugs begun than they discovered that the harola

QUARTERLY RETURNS ISSUED skipper, who, with a seaman, had re-

BY ROYAL NAVY

H.M.S."DAHLIA" TOPS LIST

The reports rendered by H.M. Ships on signalling between H.M. Ships and British merchant vessels during the quarter ended June 30, 1920 show a total of 1,822 successful exer- rises as compared with 1,507 for the were Ave failures

there

Times." It is expected she will be previous blah, communication.

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21 hours, thereby ahattering all exist. ing records for speed. Although hor work was chiefly confined to the ten and later the Sydney wool trade, the "Cutty Sark" made more than one visit to America.

On one

occasion she proceeded to Manila, where she loaded jute and sugar for New Yerk On her return voyage to Britain she completed the passage from Sandy Hook to Deal in nineteen days, after being forced to heave to eighteen hours during a hurri

cane.

Again she went to the Philip- pines to load for New York, during

which passage her supply of provisions gave out and she was forced to beg food from passing vessels.

A Neglected Old Age With the development of steam, soil- ing ships were doomed, and eventually the old windjammer was bought by the Portuguese, who not only rerigged her into a harkentine, but allowed her to get into a sad state of neglect.

to

Individual Ships This table gives the number of su- cessful exercises; ships with less than 30 exercises having been excluded:-

H. M. S,

Dahlia Clematis Enterprise

Dartmouth

Cleopatra

Endeavour

Emerald

Durban

Suffolk

Bluebell

Foxglove

Cornflower

Carysfort

8th Destroyer Flotilla

Efingham

Delphinium

Eagle

Moresby

Merchant Companies Below is given the table showing the number of exercises carried out by vessela of various companies, alas the number of fallures; companies with less than 20 exercises have not been included. This table cannot be taken as a statement of comparative sigalling efficiency as between various opportunities for signalling with H.M. Ships varied,

She went into the Cornish port of Falmouth for repairs after weathering | companies, a serce gale. Captain W. FL. Dowman, a resident of Falmouth, who had "gond | down to the sea" in windjammers most | of his life-he once commanded tho four-masted British cadet sailing ship "Port Jackson"--has long been a lover her husband's enthusiasm for them, of sailing craft. Mea. Dowizan shores

and encouraged him to purchase the old clipper.

Ever since she has been in Falmouth, replaced as far as possible in her ZANZI-ing ship for boys. Captain Douan original condition and used as a train.

gives ten boys nautical training for two years, after which he finds berths for them in the merchant service. Ho and Mrs. Dowman bear the entire expense, the training being under the direction of a retired Royal Navy officer, who has long experience with the mercan- tile marine.

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DELI MARU.

TAKAO & KEELUNG.

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The "Cutty Sark" is now moored olose to another famous ship, the frigate "Foudroyant," and she is an object of beauty to people from all parts of the world. Many Americans visit Falmouth especially to inspect the old clipper and aro fascinated by the lovely lines. The work of recon.. ditioning her for next year's cruise is already well under way.

and

It is interesting to recall that the "Cutty Sark" onco overhauled passed the Peninsular Oriental Hner "Britannia" one of the most famous Incidents of her career. Again aho raced the mail steamer "Ballarat" from Melbourne to Sydney, maintain Ing her lead and arriving twenty-four hours ahead of the steamer.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

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Tão Ben Line. .. "Benvrackle" from Leith, Middlebro, London and Straits left Singapore for this port on December 27, and is due to arrive here on January 2.

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Successful Exercises Fallures

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German Ship Rescued By Lifeboat

London, Yesterday.

fused to quit his past when the rest of the crew were taken off, and had remained on board throughout the Intervening period, had suddenly dis appeared. It is supposed that he was swept overboard by a wave at the moment when the vessel started

to move.

Unable to make for Boulogne, the tugs took the salved trawler into Calais Harbour, where the tragedy was duly reported to the authorities.

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