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Historical Records of New Zealand Vol. II.

December, 4th

December, 4th.

At day light morng ran down the Bay into Port Chalky The port inside Garden Island, Chalky Bay. when I saw with infinite delight the cutter all safe and sound. Rounded too and let go the anchor 7 ½ fathoms. Blowg a gale right in, gave the vessel 50 fathoms of cable. At 4 p.m. the wind suddenly shifted and blew from the opposite point and I now found that I had anchored close to a reef of rocks and the first intimation I had was the ship lightly touching as she swung. Run a kedge out, hove up the anchor and shifted her birth. Latter part light winds and heavy rain Sounded the pumps but found she had not injured herself at all.

The “Sabrina,” which had been there three weeks.