Rio de Janeiro Harbour Stay Delays Crew Amid Heat
The ship anchors off Rio de Janeiro for ten days as warehouses are full and 17 ships ahead of discharge. Heat worsens ashore with no shade and no air conditioning aboard, while the crew endures near 100 degrees Fahrenheit daily. Sugarloaf Mountain and the city’s harbour frame the delay, as passengers observe the stunning views from the harbor.
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Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Sugarloaf
Harbour Board
Fiddle on the Other String Amid Ten Days Afloat
A brief note describes ten days at anchor with a focus on the lines and rigging as crew entertain themselves aboard. The line hints at music and pastime while anchored offshore.
Rio Freighter Log Describes Carnival Delays and Dock Standstill
The crew recounts a long Rio stay as a dock holiday plus a new President’s inauguration delayed cargo. Freight piled in warehouses, ships anchored offshore, and unloading began when dock workers returned. Captain Hansen aided passengers during the heat, and the writer plans to depart for Santos aboard the freighter.
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Rio
No 4
Hansen
Births in Leaf Rapids Umpherville The Pas and The Pas
Mr and Mrs Robert Bowman of Leaf Rapids welcomed a boy on April 2. Mr and Mrs Zachias Greenleaf of Umpherville Settlement welcomed a girl on April 3. Mr and Mrs Roydon Kennedy of The Pas welcomed a boy on April 3. Mr and Mrs Edward Olson of The Pas welcomed a girl on April 3. Mr and Mrs Donald Kostiak of The Pas welcomed a boy on April 3.
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Robert Bowman
Leaf Rapids
Zachias Greenleaf
Umpherville Settlement
Roydon Kennedy
Pas
Edward Olson
Donald Kostiak
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