EVACUATION OF THE DARDANELLES.
(CQIIMKNT BY THE DAILY MAffiL.
.MJ^TRALASIAN ANXIETY.
'(Received Oct. 18, M.30 p.m.; v LONDON, Oct. 18. The O&aily Mail, commenting on t!foe Australian reception to Lord M2ner*s sugjgestion to ovaemrte the Dardanelles, says that owing to the censorship "Che Australian and.New Zealand public were not -allowed to know all the facts, thoragli they have Jiad Sir Tarn Hamilton's glowing communications, the war correspondents' censored flewnatelies, Mr Churchill's and Lord "Robert Cecil's amazing prophesies. Despite official optimism, rumor?; are being circulated in Ans-
tralian «ndWew Zealand quarters in London trurt -the facts repwainc the tiro being hidden. These minors are cansm? grave, pertnrbation in c«il<mial circles^ fenggestions •have been made to hold a.meeting m London at which leading Australians and New ZwOanders propose t« aoquaint the Government with Their anxiety regarding affairs at Gal))s*&- --[
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 5
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137EVACUATION OF THE DARDANELLES. Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 5
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