INTERRUPTED MANŒUVRES
THE GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT. COMMANDER'S EXPLANATION. By -Telegraph —Press Association.—Copyright.; London, August 31. Tee manoeuvres of the North Sea i division of the Home fleet on the Tyne suddenly ceased when the German torpedo-boat, which had broken down and made for Newcastle for repairs, put in her appearance. , Officers of the cruiser Vindictive boarded the German vessel, and were received by Commander Hertzer, who explained the nature of the damage to his craft, expressing regret that he had caused a stoppage of the "manoeuvres."' " Repairs are now proceeding.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13844, 2 September 1908, Page 7
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