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'^^'''^^it^^W^^^^^^\ Your request for this Free y^*^^a^v. ■' j& Book will receive prompt atter-''^^^:-W^jS^M^Ußb^ tlon addressed to Edmonds* Bakln e Powder Works « Chrlst - j^^^M^^^iL- ~*- := ~~* fk ''~ There's no preparation so altogether reliable as wINTER^ OTHIMO R6LL OF HONOUR FOR OUR TROOPS.. IW ■■«*nwwn MELBOURNE, This Dlvy. NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY Mr Bonai* Law has cabled to- Senator FURIt. Pearce that all vrinter clothing for the CASUALTY LIST AND PROGRESS troops will be supplied by the War Ofhce,> REPORT but further voluntary supplies of sheepskin waistcoats would bo most acceptable • ami should be sent direct to Alexandria. BT TELEG&APH— PEH PBESS ASSOCIATION ALLIES^ELP WELLINGTON, This Day. ___ The Defence Department lias issued tho BIG- MEASURES PENDING. ... foHowijl S : - T^T^a n< i o- ■ KILLED IN ACTION. PARIS, October 20. The Figaro states that the Allies FIELD ARTILLERY, have resolved on fresh, measures to Gunner A. H. Griffith help Servia. Large contingents Avill Gunner I. IT. Flimmer &i-wT.%w BritLhtm ilnmeXie^ DIED 0F PNEUMONIA. desj.atcli troops and material. .AUCKLAND MOUNTED. .'ABRIXT>AID. ; '' T-jW- T. W. Phnnps ohtoScb. slightly wounded. ROME, October 25. (Disembarked at Malta.) Austrian .aeroplanes wlii ; ch bombarded the church at Pegli Scaley.t ;FIELH ARTILLERY/ damaged a famous painting by Tin- Gunner' E. E. Pope torette and Veronese. , EW , B AR KED FOR ENGLAND . SCARCITY OF SHIPPING. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private T. A Summers AN ACUTE PROBLEM. \ LONDON, October 25. ' N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Australian homeward freights are Private W. Murton rising; daily owing to Greek. and Rou- ~ maninn tonnage being withdrawn ! WELLINGTON MOUNTED. . and the numbe? of steamers comman- Ser^ , w - E - S- Morgaat decree! for tlie Dardanelles. No less SLIGHTLY SICK tban £4 10s per 'ton is offered for ' steamers but there are no offers. An- . (Disembarked at Malta.) ' other difficulty is the use of. ships for » Australian \yheat. This would prevent „ FIELD ARTILLERY, them bringing, thrice the amount o* Gunner a Southerland foodstuffs from America in the same ARMY SERVICE CORPS Penod. Private J. Porter AN ALLIED TORPEDOER. RECOVERED AND SENT TO FRONT INJURED BY TURKISH GUNNER. AUCKLAND MOUNTED. ' Ti v ooper W. Nowland AMSTERDAM, October 25. Trooper W.H . Park A Turkish communique states : Our Troopct R. S.. Snbtees gunners damaged an enemy torpedoer off Djugbair and it was towed, to T , WELLINGTON MOUNTED. • T , J ° - Trooper G. Nielson lmDros - Trooper C. J. Oliver RUSSIA'S FINANCES. Tr °° per J C Peaice CANTERBURY MOUNTED A BIG CREDIT. Trooper D. Brown Trooper G. Nella PETROGEAD, October 25-. Trodper T. R. Wjeaks A ukase authorises credit opera- •««.-.---« _ tions abroad ainounting. to .. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. £550,000,000. The Minister of WELLINGTON BATTALION. Finance foreshadows reformation Trooper .H. Pearce (enteric; 19th Genof the fiscal system on the basis ': '^ral Hospital, Alexandria.) •• of an income tax on State mono- •.""'.. — polies, tea, sugar, matches, and a ' : tax on textiles . Amongst: those wounded at. the ATHENS, October 25. Dardanelles is Private W. A. Bayne, A bombardment starting a fire beloil ?. in g to a Scottish Regiment, at Dedeagatck, fanned by a strong who "is brother to Mr. J. Bayne, Avintl, damaged the cereal stores, ™™&r of the Paparoa Coal Mine. Customs lIOUSe, many bgbters and baTges • "' ■■■£■ ■^■ff: THE TOITOF LIFE. CARNIVAL WEEK BRTTTSfT CASUALTIES IN FLAN- , F ° T Cn ™Jy sll Week * s P ec i«l showing DERg of Men's (Boxed) Tailor-made Suits a* LONDON^ October 25. 3f)/0 ' WOrtll CSOA Men's Umbrellas, The casualty lists in Flanders dated ? ccml I)rice "' 4/C) > 6/G > s^ 6 and " 10 /<i. September 2Gtli. to October 13th total Men s latest sha l >ea in Hats^ «' Straw, 2068 officers and -3.0,886 men. ° ml Pelts ' 4/6 ' G/^ 10^ and 13/6. ___ r Men's Carnival Silk Ties, 1/-, 1/6, 2/-, • 2 / fi - One shilling in £ discount for GERMAN INTRIGUE. ensii. Postage paid on all parcels; by C Bmith, Ltd., the Wholesale Drapers, AN ATTACDC ON INDIA PLANNED Clothiers,. Boot Importers, and House SHANGHAI, October 25. Furnish e*s, Greymouth. and -WellingThe police seized thirteen., revolvers ton. ' , • and 20,000 cartridges packed in tins <!?***M»MMMMMggMi and ' t hidden in furniture. Three Printed and Published by Harry Digby Chinamen have been arrested. It is James, residing in Paroa Road Grey_ stated that a German agent engaged moutk, for the "Grey Biver Argua" . them to take the goods to India, ex- Company, Limited -.a.t tlieir registere* plaining, that the tins office, Mackay Street, Greymouth. medicine. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27th..
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Grey River Argus, 27 October 1915, Page 8
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