A MISSING FLEET
TURNS UP AT SHANGHAI. Australian and N.2. Cable Association MOSCOW, January 4. It is now learned that Admiral Stack’s fleet turned up at Shanghai on December 10th, and was given. two weeks iu which to coal. The ‘•‘Daily Mail’s” Moscow corres. pondent stated previously that the Bolsheviks are mourning the loss of • their Far Eastern Fleet under the command of Admiral Stark. It disappeared over the horizon frprn Vladivostok when the Red? occupied the eity last month, and has not been heard of officially since. Admiral Stark is a sturdy Imperialist, and with lus loyal comrades, as soon as the Reds appeared, 'got up steam and sailed for an unknown destination. The fleet consists of two cruisers and half a dozen gunboats and destroyers, as well as several tramp steamers filled with a considerable number of infantry, wo men, and children, live Btock, and provisions.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11411, 6 January 1923, Page 6
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148A MISSING FLEET New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11411, 6 January 1923, Page 6
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