JAPANESE STEAMERS COLLIDE

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1364, 15 February 1912, Page 5

JAPANESE STEAMERS COLLIDE

rASSEXGERS AND CREWS DROWNED. By Telegraph—Prcs3 Association—Copyright Tokio, February 15. The steamers Rhohei Mam (757 ton*) and the Mori Maru (1788 tons), were sunk through a collision. Forty-six passengers and the crews of both vessels were drowned.

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GRAMOPHONES. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., LTD., has landed a shipment of Gramaphones— the finest the world produces. Prices £1 to J3O. The. public is cordinlly in. vited to inspect these instruments. A. large stock of records to select from, including Melba. Tctrnzzini, Clara Butt, Caruso. Knbelik. Write for catnlogupfl. The Dresden Piano Co., Ltd.. Wellington. M. J. Brookes, North Island Manager.— Artrt.