U.S.A. FLEET.
[Australia & N.Z. Cable Association.] FIFTY MARRIAGES. SYDNEY, August 3. So far fifty members of the American Fleet have been married at Sydney’ A DESERTER. SYDNEY, August 3. > A man surrendered to the American authorities, stating that he bad desort_ ed from the American warship “Milwaukee,” when she was in Australia two years ago. WELCOME APPRECIATED. SYDNEY, August 3. Admiral Wiley, in a letter to the press, in connection with the Associated Press report (as cabled on 1' ridav) says that lie lias no knowledge of what has occurred in Melbourne, but A so far as Sydney is concerned, not one officer or man who has visited Sydney but marvels nr ttie reception accorded - them. Admiral Wilev concludes that nothing could have excelled the welcome received. MELBOURNE, -august -l. Four vessels of the American Fleet, comprising the light cruiser division, leave for Hobart this morning, arriving to-morrow. A second deserter from the Milwaukee who was arrested on a charge of J ti'iispassiiig on railway property has been handed over to the American authorities. Both men have been placed in the Pennsylvania’s prison.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1925, Page 2
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183U.S.A. FLEET. Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1925, Page 2
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