ANZACS, OLD GUARD

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17067, 27 July 1917, Page 2

ANZACS , OLD GUARD

'■ «- ' : ; SEEN BY ME HOIiMAK. NEW SOUTH WAIVES PREinER'S VISIT TO THE FRUMT. (Melbourne Herald Cable.) LONDON, July 13. • m, conise of a special article, headed .flay Jixperienoe in Diance," Mr VV A. Holman, Premier of New South Wales writes z — "it was an exhilarating experience to clash in one of our iastest ships across the invaded Channel, and plunge iST the lorexgn battle zone.wiiere millions of men . with many massive machines are absorbed m the work of lighting. I hud to spend long hours on the roads goinir from head quarters to there an irksome moment. lonlHn Prisoners I saw were stonfcSS^^^"^- 6 * 1 y oua e lor the m<^ ! part, imdless lines of British transport* ever-mdustrious French women andchSdrell I labouring in fenceless fields-these andotW ; sights made up a fascinating spectaetoTl ■Ml hhj 60m , e of tho men say that thev |g.sSsa£s mm deS attact importance "I was greatly interested by the vny in SPSS that great Bqmre, with their Wh khak? ass njsg £ shs'jjj^ are mostly young, a few %* Bullefcourt, the story of which rings through OM n ■ JP la c ¥ 1^ de ngaxda itself as the Old Guard of tho Australian army, .itk! not without warrant, for they havo acted up to that ideaL —Tinfoil, used for wrapping chocolates, is now worth about £200 a ton (says the Smallholders Union), which is organising a , national eilver-papor collection. Leadfoil, used for wrapping np tobacco, fetches up to £40 a ton.