Samoan News
By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. [REUTERS' TELEGRAMS.] Brisbane, October 5. The German warship Adler arrived at Cooktown .from Samoa with exBang Malietoa on board. The exKing was transferred from the Adler to the German warship Albatross, which sailed this morning. The destination of the Albatross is not known but is supposed to be for German New Guinea. 7 Stdnet, October 6. j News to hand from Cooktown states that the German warship Adler ar--rived there from Samoa on Monday, and went up the, harbour yesterday. Thp'Mtricißst isolation is maintained witli the shore. Shortly before the German gunboat Albatross sailed for Eur^^f^ay^ez-Mng/MaUMpa, hia son, and three Samoan chiefs were conveyed on board. It is understood that the Albatross will call at Thursday Island for further instructions.
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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 46, 6 October 1887, Page 2
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