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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 August 1915, Page 3

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(iteceiVcd lain Day jAO a.m./ 'iilJ6 JJlh'lC ICJLi'UIMLD SI Mi. Aeiv lorn, August Advice UUvS uoen received that t'n American press reporto uiu torpedoing oi' the White Star liner Dovic, lormerij engaged iu the Australian trade. The locality is unknown and deuui: have not yei boon received. ('Received This Day oAo a.m.; » 1-ALL 01' NOVOULOItUIEYSK. Berlin, August Official.—The Germans iiavo wiptureL Novogeorgievsli.AmstordauJ, zO. An official message lroiu bum; states that N'ovogeorgievsK, the eu eniy's last buhvark in Poland, was cap tured after a stubborn resistance, ihi •whole garrison and an enormous stod of war material was captured. Xh< Kaiser has gone thure to pay his am • the .Fatherland's thanks to Genera vou Keselor and his troops. isAiN FRANCISCO MAILS GONE. London, August 20. The Arabic carried the San '/rauctci maile, • (Iteceived This Day J. 25 a.Ui .) WM&DVW. London, October 20. The Dunsley was sunk «''ud thii'/.v-ii\t of the crew wore landed. Two wen tilled. L\ NOIt'WEUIAiN MATJiKS. Copenhagen, Augiibt 20. A Gerinan submarine hailed the mai steamer irina. l'j'oiu Isewcastle, a nttli north'of Jaeteren's reel. The lrmi fciviuig out the boats. Meanwhile i torpedo boat arrived ant told the submarine cap£ain that he "was in Norwegian waters. The subwariue thereupon retired. Several British tourists were on board the Irnia. Iteceived This Day, v .lO a.m. SHIPPING. London, .August 20. Departures:—The Turakina foi Lyttelton. From San I'raucisco, the Alaitai. BOTHA'S ELKOTIOiN CARiD. Genei-al Bofcha's assiiraucc to luml 'less Dutch and other would-be settlers that there is room' for thousands it J German SoutTi-Wcst Africa, is likol.i z e ~10 have a very marked effect on Boci and op triumphant clectiqi