GENERAL CABLES.
ENGLISH FOG DELAYS SHIPPING. LONDON, February 15. Five days’ continuous fox resulted in almost a complete dislocation of London’s shipping business. The Mooltan left Tilbury dock on Saturday, but was compelled to anchor below Gravesend, where she still lies with passengers aboard, including Princess Beatrice, who is bound for Gibraltar. A similar fate attended many other vessels. The Mooltan’s mails will lie delayed for at least three days, for even if she is able to leave to-night, she cannot depart from Marseilles before Monday. CENTRAL AMERICAN UNREST. WASHINGTON, February 15. After a conference between Rear Admiral Latimer, United States Command er in Nicaragua, and Juan Sacasa, Lib era! Leader, the Navy Department o.n Tuesday, ordered the transport, Render'son, to sail to-morrow for Gautemaki., with eight hundred bluejackets
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Grey River Argus, 17 February 1927, Page 2
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