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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1931.

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HOW THE BISHOP ́DRIED.

An absorbing real-life story of shipwreck on a tropical island in the best traditional style of Bal Lantyna has just reaebed London. It was told to Reuter's Nassau (Bahamas) correspondent by the Right Roy, R. G. Shedden, Bishop of Nassau, whose yacht Livonia sank in storni on May 9 off. Eastern Plana Cay, Bahaspas.

The Bishop, with his sister Miss Shedden, Father Knowles, and six others, intended to sail from Maya guand to Crooked Island-a dis- taneo of about 50 miles When they had covered a third of the distance they put in at Eastern Plana Cay to get some wood and, if possible, some turtle's eggs to vary the diet of the crew.

A Heavy Storm.

As the yacht was about to leave

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ON VIEW From MONDAY, the 20 July, 1981,

again a heavy storm burat upon TERMS-CASH ON DELIVIET,

them. A violent squall of wind

almost overturned the boat, the rain came. down ina.

blinding deluge, and the vessel ran on to a ahoal. In a moment the fluor of the cabin was ander water. The boats were hastily lowered, provisions and as many belongings as possible transferred from the yacht, and the passengers and crew returned to the island. Three. quarters of an hour after weigh- ing anchor the yacht sank in about two fathoms of water, ́ ́ ́.

A fire was lit and the

Bishop and his companions set nhout dry" ing themselves. Meanwhile, the captain and four members of the crew had roturned to the wreck and were engaged in diving to re- triege mattresses, blankets, etc.

When they had been away two.. hours Joe Taylor, the Captain, said, "I know my Lord is getting anxious. I just make one more dive." He went down and never- reappeared. The crew waited for the best part of an hour and two

and Gentlemen's CLOTHES, Becond- menade Shoes in all Suitable Leathers, band on Montegle w barge Lote: Drosa Bhoon in Silver and Geld Tinsel; PRINTING Meng Cards, Dane, fruitless attempts to find him were -Communicate by Writing J Brocader, Bntion, etc-For Prompt

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When the Bishop was informed he led the party to a paint on the

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ON VIEW From THURSDAY, the

23RD JULY, 1981.

Island nearest to the vessel and TERMS:-CABH ON DELIVERY. conducted a short funeral service, reminding them that the hull of the Rivonia, which Taylor had. loved so much, was just the coffin

he would have chosen.

Camp Pitched.

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The party then set out for the Bishop, "we boisted & small gar-

ment of my sister's on to a pole. western end of the island, which for a flag and set about looking they reached after a two hours for fresh water and collecting fire tramp, "There," said Bishop Sed wood", query den, "Wes pitched a camp onâ

Stowed on Board. stretch of open sand. Mosquitoes. The sail belonged to a small boat were terrible. We had nothing of only two tons with a crew of five. The shipwrecked party of dry to lie on, the sand itself was eight, however, managed to staw very damp and hard. We could themselves on board and by noon only crowd in as close to the fire the next day they reached Crooked as we could to let smoke drive Islands Here Father Knowles ser off for Long Cay to communicato the mosquitoes from us and get fit with Nase for help Finding the ful snatches of sleep. We said mrayers altogether before we turn ed in."

On the next morning three of the party set out in one of the boats to an island five miles away, while from there they wore to sail to Acklin Island, another 12 miles

on.

the

wireless station thero out of come mission, he returned in his own motor boat and took the Bishop.. his sister and the remainder of the party back to the shelter of his rectory at Long Cay

Bishop Shedden, who is a son of Sir George Shedden, Chairman of the Isle of Wight Bench, jel a "proj minent Angle Catholic, and attend- ed the Lambeth Conference last

It was learned that he had ro |designed” “his” 800 and (waå', örf his way to England in the Maure tania