JAPANESE CRUISERS
VISIT TO AUCKLAND EMPEROR'S BROTHER ON BOARD. [ Special “Chronicle” Service. ] AUCKLAND, May 18. Two Japanese warships will steam into Auckland harbour on July 31. On board one of them will be Prince Tokamatsu, a sub-lieutenant and younger brother of the Emperor of Japan. The flagship of the visiting squadron will be the Idyumo, which will be accompanied by the Yakumo. one of thft three Japanese vessels which called at Auckland some years ago. Both, vessels will stay in Auckland for four days, leaving this port on August 4. The squadron will be in command of Vice-Admiral S. Kobayashe. and the total officers and crew will number 1357.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20150, 19 May 1928, Page 8
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