London, Sept. 26.
The British Admiralty. nounced the grounding of Hf. Challenger: whilst making inv uncharted waters off the Labor coast.
The vessel struck a rock on September 25, six miles north of Ford's harbour light in latitude 56-283 and longitude 61.10 W. The weather was calm and she was later refloated Damage. to her forward oil. tank and several other compartments was sustained.
After calling at Ford's harbour re-embark camp parties and. fay as possible ascertain. the full extent of the damage, she will proceed to St. John's, Newfoundland. H1'M.'S, Eliotrope has been ordered to oeeed fo: the place and. stand survey on which H.. M.S.
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