THE DARDANELLES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16922, 30 July 1915, Page 8

THE DARDANELLES.

ADVANCE ON THE RICH?.

SUCCESSFUL Al RRAID.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright, PARIS, July 28.

A communique states:— Slight progress was made on our right wing at the Dardanelles.

Allied aviators successfully bombed a new aviation camp north of Chanak, causing a largo firo in an oil depot. GERMAN PROMISES. EARLY ASSISTANCE FOR TURKEY. (Received July 29. p.m.) . LONDON, July 29. The "Daily Telegraph's Athens correspondent learns from a secret source at Constantinople that the AustroGerman offensive, against Serbia is expected to be resumed in August. JBnyor Pasha in a proclamation exhorted the Turks, to resist because German reinforcements would shortjy arrive at Constantinople when Serbia had:been crushed. The military situation in Turkey is critical. It is believed that tho Turks would instantly gue for peaco except for a definite Gerinaiu promise of early assistance.

PRISONERS IN TURKEY. • THEIR TREATMENT. MALTA, July 29. Lieutenant-Commander Stoker, of the submarine AE 2, who is a prisoner in. Turkey, writes that he is treated as well as he expected. Ho has exercise daily with British, French, Russians and two Australians.