Charles Frilet

"... the smoke from the eruption, and the water-spouts following the sub- marine explosions, struck awe Into the hearts of the passengers WONDERFUL SPECTACLE. "The spectacle was wonderful," ?aid Captain Charles Frilet, of the Laperouse, "at night, Ambrym was lit up by a bright red glow from the volcano, and the marine disturbances con- tinued." A vivid description of the eruption was ..."

"... she saw the refugees from Ambry m, and a most unhappy lot they were, she said. A considerable sum had been subscribed by residents for a relief fund. Mr. Charles Frilet, of the La Pe- ! rouse, said that the spectacle at night Rras awe-inspiring. Am'brym was lit ttp by a bright redglow from the volcano and tihe marine distur bance ..."

"... At Port Sandwich she saw thp refugees from Ambrym, and a most unhappy lot they were. A large sum had been subscribed by residents for 9 relief fund. Captain Charles Frilet. of the La Perouse, said that the spectacle at night vas awe-inspiring. Ambrym was lit up by a bright red e!ow from the volcano, and the marine disturbances comaiued. MOTORING ..."

"... Trade Com missioner at Singapore, haei been ap pointed to a similar post in New Zealand, succeeding Mr. Paish. The Vllle d' Amiens, under the com mand of Captain Charles Frilet, who formerly commanded the Laperouse, arrived in Sydney yesterday from France. Captain Rene Vigier, for merly of the Madagascar service, and who will command the Laperouse, was on board, and ..."