THE WAR.
GENBRAU ITEMS. By Telegraph— Frees Association —Copyright London, Jan. 26. The Japanese captured oil Hokkaido the Austrian collier Burma, conveying 4000 tons of coal to Vladivostok. DRAWING THE LONG BOW. BALTIC FLEET HAS MORE ACHIEVEMENTS. i By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyilgh* [ Roceivod 10.15 p.m., Jan 27. London; Jan. 27. St. Petersburg has issued a statement that Admiral Rozhdestveneky defeated several Japanese warships. Latost advices from Madagascar confirm the Times statement cabled on the 21st that Admiral Rozhdeß&veneky sailed only five days ago have been received. Another advice says that be is still hanging übout Madagascar waters.
A HEAVY ENGAGEMENT. RUSSIANS ADVANCE AND JAPANESE ATTACK THEM. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright •Received 10.30 p.tn., Jan 27. London, Jan 27. A Reuter correspondent with General Kuroki’s head quarters stated that there was heavy firing to tbo westward all Thursday. Apparently the largest engagement Bunco Ootober has taken place. The Russians crossed the Hunho on General Oka’s left. The Japanese advanced against them and are now attacking.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1365, 28 January 1905, Page 2
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