ON THE SEA.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 January 1916, Page 5

ON THE SEA.

ALLIED FLEET ACTIVE. & BCBSLAREE BASIS LOCATED. ITALIAN CRCISFR' 0 :4T & •» 'Received Jan. 23, 5.5 pm.. Zurich, Jan. 22. II Coniere della Sera, says that the Allied fleet is conducting important ©Derations on the Bulgarian coast. VariMs submarine liases hjaive been discovered. ■Rome, Jan. 22. During the evacuation of Gallipoli the cruiser Tremohte rendered valuable serTieea by policing the Bulgarian littoral, and keeping: off Austrian and German submarines. For. thig the British naval commanders specially, thanked the Trei. moste, which ship also wrecked a long vyeonvoy train near Dedeagatch and cooperated with Allied ships.: In a later bombarament .several train-loads of WUnitiona and two large barracks with enemy reserves w«re battered to pieces. »V. ■"■ ■ ■- i BRITISH SUBMARINES GOOD WORK. Received Jan. 23, 6.5. p.m. j / Rome, Jan. 22. ; ,v %'BjitJah BUbmarine Bank a disabled Austrian hydroplane in the upper Adrililc, capturing the crew. It also Hank I ail Austrian torpedoer that was hastening to the hydroplane's assistance. j; . , THE BLOCKADE. JKH' j-'imeSj and Sydney Sun Services. " 'r ■'->'•' Washington, Jan. 21. 'v.The 2?»vy Departmeat has informed Sir; Lansing that England has sufficient snip* to enforce an actual blockade of• fcetwdlyiwd without difficulty. TRE CLAH MACFARLANE.; *"J ~~ Paris, January 21* i The captain of the Clan Macfarlane say* the vessel was torpedoed on the port aide and a .second torped« was fired when--the crew was about to enter the boats. The vessel sank in ten minutes. rwenty of the engine-room staff, fifty of the crew and twenty-two passengers per'.■<*s. • j