DARDANELLES.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 6300, 29 September 1915, Page 5

DARDANELLES.

TURKS MAKE

ATTACK AT SUVLA.

Easily Checked hy British. ' liec jSept -'«, 10 15 p m. London, Sept 27 ! The War Office states that recent operations at Oallipoli havo b?cn niiii>iiy confiaed tj aircraft attacks, artillery bombardments, and sumo n*in;ag by both sides. Tfi3 Turks ou one occasion delivered a hjoavy artillery lire on theSuvla-Anzac frout. This action apparently preluded a general attack, but only an attack |>y a'small force followed upon tho rigbj s centre at Suvla, and our lifle fire I easily dispersed the enemy. The tame ' | thii »g happaned twice subsequently. j [ Aeroplane Activity. \ JEneiny aeroplauos more than once \ j atta eked our aircraft base, and dropped '"boicibs, but no damage resulted. We • coins ter attacked and oil* bombs blotted j oat id hangar and damaged shipping i Turks Lose Watchdogs. I ftlßurgaz, the Turks on the night •of Sap&sstnber 21th, let loose wa'ehdogs against«. French patrol, but the dogs j "were all shot, iNews frofri the Air. liec. Sept, 2.), 11 do a.m. : London sSej-t. 2<s. The (Daily Telegraph's Kome f cortespondent eajs travellers from l Constantinople stato that Eussian, llTrca-eh. and British aviators flew over l€ous£antiuoplo and Byirzri;», aud ij-dropped bulletins describing the i Qeraum defeats in JRussia and France. | Turks and Bulgars Fraternising . I It is reported that Dsdeagatchis full 'of Bttlgariac soldiers, who are fra- •' ternisiDg with tho Turks. M Uadoslaroß", Bulgarian Premier, 1 has authorised ths despatch of I Bulgarian oereixis to ConstantinGpl",