ARRIVAL OF FLOTILLA AT HARWICH.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 31 August 1914, Page 5

ARRIVAL OF FLOTILLA AT HARWICH.

GERMAN WOUNDED TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

BRITISH GUNS SHOOT WITH TERRIFIC FORCE AND ACCURACY

(Received Last Nigh't, 5.5 o'clock) LONDON, August 29. The destroyer flotilla has arrived at Harwich where an immense crowd assembled on tho pier and cheered tho Jack Jars Of fifteen destroyers engaged, only one presents signs of porticipnting NevenhelSr'sho arrived under her own steam, and without a list. The Lurcher was tho first to arrive.. She reached Harwich early in the morning, and conveyed 30 German wounded to Tredegar s Red Cross yaCh The Fearless carried over 20 Germans who were badly wounded, and 12 died on tho way and were buried at sea. wL destroyer brought 20 German wounded. Another clestioye! o g m th() Several tug icr vhenco boys from the naval barracks, XdVwtti Terat WeYS \o the hospital. They were handled tenderly. , mv „ rrls tho end of the battle., some pinnaces were It 1S stated t at toward the a picTdng Germans who were struggling ... impression find enthusiasm with forcQ German prisoners state tnat tna « ° t> and accuracy. tl Gpnnan destroyer perished. Most of the men on the decks or