GENERAL CABLES.
ARCTIC EXPLORATION" Australian-N.Z. Cable Association. Washington, Nov. 14. Stefansson, in a, letter, plans two expeditions, one west and north-west of Cape Alfred,' and the other to explore the new land discovered last year. There may not be further news till ID IS
A 'PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. Sydney, Xov. 10. The steamer Paeique, from the New Hebrides, reports the landing; of an Anglo-French punitive expedition at Malekula, to avenge the recent massacres, The natives were well armed, and a sharp fight ensued. Nine of the expeditionary troops were killed, and a bluejacket was wounded. The natives were severely punished. After the forces had returned, the ships heavily shelled the vll.'ages and plantations
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1916, Page 5
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112GENERAL CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1916, Page 5
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