RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
(Per Press Association—Copyrigut) . LONDON, March 14. Cruisers eastward of Port Artihur signalled the warships en-gaged in bombarding the Port on the 10th as to the effect, of. the shells in the inner harbour, and 'gave suggestions towards helping the gunn-ers intraining their guns.
It is estimated that forty aboard the 'destroyer St. Regusohtchin, capvtured 'by the Japanese, jumped over•board' and were 'drowned.
The Japanese 'destroyed the signal station and the mine >dtfpot at Sara-sh-antoo.
F. A. McKenzie, the Daily Mail's correspondent, had both his legs broken thi-ouh his pony fanning.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7791, 16 March 1904, Page 5
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