At about 3 P.M. on the 29th April a small sailing boat capsized in a squally N.E. wind. News of the accident was telephoned to the life*boat station and the permanent second coxswain of the motor life-boat, accom- panied by another man, immediately put out in the life-boat's motor tender William Myatt. They rescued the crew of two, who were suffering from the effects of cold, and salved their boat.

They were engaged for about half an hour.—Rewards, 5s. to the man who went with the second coxswain..