Divers Examine Hull Despite Bad Weather Within 26 hours after receiving the Jcontract to salvage the tug St. Aubin, Mr. J. K. Bayrord, of the Far Eastern Salvaging Ca, salvaging expert from Britain, was at work on the prelim-mary surveys on the vessel that sank {for the second time in the Whangpoo Jon July 4 when rammed by the s. Ping An. She also sank last year when fammed by a steamer of the [China 'Merchants' Ca, The raising of the St. Aubin this time will be carried out on different Hines from what was done last year, it was announced on July 14, Last year her hole was patched up, the water pumped out of her, and then Jshe was raised by reason of her lighter weight.
'This year it will be different. Eight six-inch cables will be passed lurider the St. Aubin at low tide, alr will be pumped into her fore peak, fatter peak, and water tanks, and then, when the' tide rises, it is expected that the craft will rise with the ald two lighters on her bow and two on her stern. She will then Ibe towed over to the Shanghai side Jot the river for bosching and final repairs. She is now lying off the Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Company's Pootung Wharf.
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