GENERAL CABLES.
iTIIE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MISILU'. Received 24, 0.40 a.m. Sydney, March 23. The Marine Court suspended the certificate of Captain Flint, master of the steamer South Australia, for twelve 111011 tils.
COUNT ZEPPELIN'S AIIISIUP. Luiiuufi, march 22. Count Zeppelin's airship, carrying twenty-live passengers, ill four hours' (light covered 150 miles. AUSTRALIA'S PROPOSED NAVY. Loudon, March 22. I'rofessor Byles suggests that the Commonwealth Government should appoint two Australian engineers to watch the building of destroyers and conduct their voyage to Australia. The knowledge thus gained would prove valuable to Australian shipbuilding yards, GERMANY'S LATEST FIGHTING .MACHINE. Berlin, March 22. The German cruiser Vomlertann is ready for sea six mouths before the official date. Her cost is t' 1 ,S33,ooo—o'iily .1M.(N)0 less than the German battleship Nassau.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 50, 24 March 1909, Page 2
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