ITALY'S WAR

North Otago Times, Volume CI, Issue 13328, 30 July 1915, Page 5

ITALY'S WAR

THil ENEMY TKEN'CHiiIS ''CAFPUHO PKOGKEStt ON ' GAESO PLATEAU : I Eeeoivod July 2!), 8.50 p.m. ; ■ IJOME, July 29. • - , (Official): . In tlii! Carina 'region,.; the cueiny under cover of a fog unsuccessfully. ai\ to attack our positiomal.Pas-. so, Delcace' and latere. ' v The Alpini attacked tlu!\ iMionty in ihe trenches! in' front-of} his; position at i'alpiccolo, ' ami carried the greater part. • • Further notable progress has been made on Carso. Plateau where' strongly held trenches were captured, • We took 102 ollieers prisoner on Hit! 20th July. v ' AUSTRIAN NAVAL RAID. BOMBS MOPPED ON ANTON A,' EIiUITLESS ATTACK ON.- ■ • U 01(1 Z LA, ' ' kceciveci July 2!), !J.20. p.m. * AMSTERDAM, July 23. An 'Austrian oUicial rawigo states: The Italians failed in a second forinidable attack on Gorizia. The enemy Used seven army'corps'and tried to break through without regard to men and material.

Our. cruisers and lorpedo boats alt'aclfed the railway from Ancona lo Pcsaro, 'bombarding tlie building with considerable success. A great explosion followed a lire a I Faun.

Our wnterplanes bombed Ihe railway sliUion, battery, barracks, and other military points at Ancona, destroying much material and igniting [he petrol reservoir.