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World War 1, Australia, Western Australia, Fremantle, HIJMS Ano, 1915

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1915

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View of Japanese ship His Imperial Japanese Majesties Ship "Ano"

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WEST AUSTRALIAN – TUESDAY 1 JUNE 1915
JAPANESE CRUISERS TO VISIT AUSTRALIA
Information has been received by the Federal Government. that two Japanese training vessels HIJMS Ano and HIJNS Soya, reach. Fremantle to-day. They are expected to reach Melbourne on 14 June. The Ano, 7,726 tons, was formerly the Imperial Russian cruiser Bayano and the Soya, 6,500 tons. was formerly the Russian Cruiser Varvag. The officers and men will probably be entertained by the Government.

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cwa-org-32-P1900.1858

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War and Conflict

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1915

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