THE CRETAN BLOCKADE.
A Greek Camp Bpmbarded
Christian Position Shelled By the Allied Fleet.
Blockade of Greek Ports
Imminent.
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Athens, March 31. The warships of the Powers have renewed the bombardment of the Greek military camp in the vicinity of Fort Izzeden. Athens, April 1. H.M.s. Camperdown, assisted by Russian and Austrian warships, shelled the Christians' position at Suda Bay and enabled the Turks to re-occupy the town. Colonel Vassos accuses the admirals of the foreign fleets of partiality. Berlin, April 1. • It is persistently reported in Berlin that a blockade of Greek ports by the allied fleets is imminent.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 76, 2 April 1897, Page 3
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