CALM WEEK IN THE GALLIPOLI THEATRE.
TURKISH ATTEMPT ON THE FRENCH FRONT FAILS.
ALLIED WARSHIPS BOMBARD ASIATIC COAST.
Wellington. September 26.
The High Commissioner has sent the following report on the Dardanelles operations, under date 25th inst. :—
"The week has been calm in both zones of the peninsula. The Turks attempted to attack the French front by a mine. Their gallery was destroyed by boring, and, according to a prisoner, two officers and 30 men were killed. Allied warships efficiently bombarded a heavy-calibre battery on the Asiatic coast*'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16033, 27 September 1915, Page 6
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