NAVY AND MISSING SHIPS.
MELBOURNE, this day. The Minister of the Navy explained to - the Federal House that the Naval De- ' partment was unable to dispatch a vessel every time a "boat was reported n>issmg, ias such reports were made frequently. It would disorganise tbe work of the trainmg colleges if 300 men were taken away on each occasion. If a boat were known to be in distress, that was another matter. — (A. and N-Z. Cable.V
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 159, 6 July 1921, Page 5
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