On the Sea
TAINUM NARROW ESCAPE. WRECKING GERMAN WIRELESS CHAIN. INDISCRIMINATE MINE-LAYING. Hobsrt, October 2.
The Taitfui reports that she was barely a hundred miles distant from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosac when the latter sank the Kaipara.
Sydney, October 2.
Reports have been Teccived that British cruisers have destroyed the German Government wireless station at Yap, Caroline Islands, ilfter warning the operators the cruisers bombarded and •completely demolished the station, which was an important link in the German chain of communication with the Far East.
By the steamer Tasman it is learned that the Dutch in Java have made preparations to maintain neutrality. The troops have been mobilised and several warships placed in readiness. Ten big German steamers are sheltering in -Batavia.
Rome, October 1.
Italy has protested to Vienna against Austria placing'mines in the Adriatic. Hundreds have teen picked up. SUNK BY A MINE. Received 2, 10.40 p.m. London, October ]. A mine sanl; the steamer Lcttsy oa the North Sea. The crew was saved.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 111, 3 October 1914, Page 5
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