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Inflatables Are Best Played With
Inflatable are best played with on the beach, not in the water. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
District Inspector, -- O.B.E.
Captain Harold G. Innes, R.N., who retired as a district inspector on account of ill health in 1929, and returned to the Service in 1939, acting as inspector of the Western District throughout the war, has been made an O.B.E., for his...
Category: Articles
Elizabeth
The life-boat Grace Darling achieved a gallant rescue near this station, during violent gale on the 11th of October.
On that day the Elizabeth, & sloop belong- ing to Sunderland, was forced on to the Pftrtin Steel rocks...
A Motor Fishing Boat
8th January.
A motor fishing boat had broken down, and was helpless, but she was taken into safety by a tug.—Rewards, £17 6s. 6d..
A Small Boat (7)
Ramsgate, Kent.—19th September.
A small boat got into difficulties, but was taken in tow by a motor boat.— Rewards, £11 16s..
A Trawler (2)
24th Feb- ruary. A trawler's propeller was fouled by her trawler-net, but another trawler took her in tow.—Rewards, £20 3*..
A Small Yacht
Weymouth, Dorset.—19th April. A small yacht had stranded on the breakwater, but was towed off by a motor launch.—Rewards, £8 15s..
None
Hastings, Sussex. — 13th October, 1937. Reports had been received that distress signals had been seen six miles S. by W., but nothing could be found.— Rewards, £50 4s. 6d..
A Steamer (2)
Pwllheli, Caernarvonshire.—22nd January.
A steamer had foundered, but her crew were rescued by another steamer.—Rewards, £15 9*..
A Yacht (3)
Poolc and Bournemouth, Dorset.—3rd October, 1938. Signals had been made by a yacht, but it was found that she was only signalling to another yacht.— Rewards, £31 Os. 6d..