RUMANIA'S ENTRY.

North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13667, 8 September 1916, Page 3

RUMANIA'S ENTRY.

FIGHTING IN THE DOBRUDJA.

ALLIES IN STRONG POSITION.

(Australian and N.Z, C'qljlc Association.)

LONDON, September li.

A Rumanian coinmuiiique says: We hold tlie. whole of the Dobrudja frontier and have repulsed'an attack south, of Bazuiljuk. The battle continues along tlie remainder of the frontier.. The enemy have 'bombarded Isliick and Calafut, upon the Danube, TJireoi hydroplanes „ bambed Constant and Mounded, several. jy.uiucil aiijl children.

•Tlie Austrians liav.c already cvaQuatoil one-third of Transylvania, where n few Turkish troops lutve arrived, but no Germans. • GERMAN CLAIMS; BUCHAREST BOMBED. (Australian and N.Z. Cahlo Association.) COPENHAGEN, September G. Berlin messages report that three Zeppelins raided Bucharest and wheat stores were set on fire. ARMIES AGAINST BULGARIA, ' SLAV PRISONERS ASSIST . RUSSIANS. ("The Times" Service.) LONDON, September 6. Serbians, arc fighting Avith the liusso-Rumanians, Southern Slav war prisoners to the number of 100,000 who surrendered to tho Russians early in the war have now been formed iiito volunteer regiments. '*

BULGARS IN RUMANIA,. GERMANS ANNOUNCE SUCCESS. (Australian and N.Z. Cabin Association.) AMSTERDAM, September G. A German communique says; The Bulgarians drove back the Russians and Rumanians north of Dobrika, FIGHTING THE BULGARIANS. GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS COMMANDS RUSSIANS. (Australian and N.Z, Coble Association), Received September 7, at G.o p.m. AMSTERDAM, September 6, . The Lokal Anzicger states that the Grand Dulcc Nicholas commands the Russian Balkan army against the Bulgarians.