BLACK SEA PORT.
PROJECT FOR RUMANIA. LORD SEMPILL’S MISSION. LONDON, Feb. 16. On his recent visit to Bucharest Lord Sempill interviewed King Carol and members of his Cabinet, with a view to stimulating trade and exchanging Rumanian wheat and timber for British manufacturers and engineering services. He discussed a project for creating a .port a short distance to the-north of Constana, on the Black Sea coast, which would have commercial importance and also possibilities as a naval base. British experts have reported favourably on the project.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 128, 13 March 1939, Page 5
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