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This ship arrived here on August 28th. in
I charge of a French crew from "Dupleix". H.M.S."Triumph", believe, claimed this ship as a joint prize, but how the case was settled I do not know. This ship left here under a French crew on the 4th. May, 1915, having been turned over to the French Government who paid all the ship's expenses incurred at
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(Sd.) C. W. Beckwith,
Harbour Master.
20th. November, 1918.
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