ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR BEGUN.
.. - :':■■■' ' "'■ i, . ' .'. '''■■■ ''. :'v ' i '■' CONTINUED ALL DAY WE DIMES DAY. 'mil il ill in' fii i i » fill mi EFFORTS TO CAPTURE STAKLEBERG'S ARMY. i ; ■- mi WATCHING ALL THE PASSES. f'n-'fi li i' : 'i ■><•• '■' i SEVERE FIGHTING IN MANCHURIA* ~;■.'; t ~ ' . \ BOTH SIDES CLAIM A SUCCESS, s it'. j ' .;" ' ''."■"".' There is a paucity of war news to-day, owing probably Id the censorship. There has been fighting north of Feng-huan-cheng, arid South-west of Samachi. Chifoo reports say that Port Arthur was attacked all day Ofi Wednesday, both • from Sea and land. The Japanese are making fortified posts between Siung-yue-cheng, on the western coast of the peninsula, and Suiyenj, and also beyond Saroacni. By Telegrnph Press Aisoclatlon—Copyright.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12609, 25 June 1904, Page 5
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118ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR BEGUN. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12609, 25 June 1904, Page 5
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