RAINSTORMS INTERFERE WITH BRITISH OPERATIONS.
LITTLE CHANGE IN THE SITUATION. / TOTAL PRISOITEKS NOW EXCEED 5,000. The High Commission'r reports under £ate of London. July 4:— On the British front Heavy thunderstorms, with torrential rains, have interfered somewhat ■with offensive operations, the situation south of the Ancre remaining generally unchanged. Operations during the day chiefly consisted of minor local enterprises, with * view to retaining the ground gr«'ned. He total numbsr of prisoners taken by the British now exceeds 5,000.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 159, 5 July 1916, Page 5
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