THE GUN-RUNNER.
DISCHARGE OF SHIP COMMENCED. ARMS ALL GERMAN. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Capetown, Sept. 19. Discharging of the German ship Nordmark has commenced. Thousands of rifles and cases of ammunition have been landed, all of German manufacture. The South African gunboat Protea is berthed astern of the Nordmark watching operations. It is rumoured that the Nordmark was shadowed during her voyage to Durban. LOADED AT GENOA. Capetown, Sept. 19. The Nordmark loaded a full cargo of German guns and ammunition at Genoa. These were covered with sand at an uninhabited island off the Gold Coast, It, is unknown where the vessel coaled. She was probably forced into Durban.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1924, Page 5
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