SECURITY ANNOUNCED.
WEST ATLANTIC WATERS.
FIVE BRITISH WARSHIPS.
New York, August Is.
Admiral Cradock announces' that tho Western Atlantic is safe for merchantmen.
All hostile cruisers have been warned away by the presence of five British warships.
The information reached here through the captain of the steamer New York City, who states that Admiral Cradock asked him to notify the British * Consul-Gcneral that shipping was safe.
The cruiser Suffolk-is now cruising off the New York coast.
SHIPPING IN THE CHINA SEA
ALL SERVICES RESUMED. Times and Sydney Sun Services. (Received August 13, 6.10 p.m.) Pekin, August 12..* The shipping lines have resumed sailings to and from the north of Hongkong.
RESTRICTIONS AT DJJRBAN.
London, August 12.
Tho severe'restrictions which were imposed on shipping at Table Bay a week ago have been applied at Durban-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15687, 14 August 1914, Page 6
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