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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14052, 24 July 1916, Page 3

FIGHTING RENEWED ON BRITISH FRONT f VIOLENT STRUGGLE BETWEEN POZIERES AND GUILLEMONT. ■ i ANZACS IN THE OFFENSIVE : ESTABLISH THEMSELVES AT POZIERES. PROGRESS ON THE WHOLE FRONT SATISFACTORY. BATTLE CONTINUES- WITH IMMENSE VIOLENCE. FRENCH REPORT ARTILLERY STRUCGLE ON THE SOMME. RUSSIANS ACROSS THE DVINA. KUROPATKIN ATTACKS HINDENBURG. . ENEMY WORKS PENETRATED AT SEVERAL POINTS. LINSINGEN'S ARMY REPORTED TO BE FALLING BACK IN POLAND ITALIANS CAPTURE IMPORTANT POSITIONS.

(Eleotrta Telegraph copyright— Per United Press Association.)

(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) OTTAWA, July 22. Ten thousand Canadian soldiers are ready to proceed to Europe. LONDON, July 22. The Wesleyan Conference passed a resolution urging the Government to enforce total prohibition during the re-^ mainder of the war and for six months thereafter. Mr Mac Master, questioning Mi* Asquith as to why tJi© Dominions were not represented on the committee appointed to -the Paris Conference to 'report on, after-war conditions, suggested that the omission be remedied. The captured submarine UCS will be shown at Temple Pier. It is only a small minelayer, and worked from Zee-' brugge during four months m the spring arid laid 240 mines. When captured the crow jumped overboard to avoid their explosive bombs, which an English officer gallantly extinguished.