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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 310, 30 September 1915, Page 3

BROTHERS IN AT3I3. \ t The Secretary of State for India foW wards the following for publication:. "A senior officer of the Indian Army, who is in a position to know, writes to •say that lie has been much impressed, by the camaraderie and good feeding existing between the Australasian troops and the soldiers ef the Indian mountain batteries. These men fought side by side in the famous landing at Gaba Tope, and the batteries did so well and gallantly that the Australasians have metaphorical}* taken them to their hearts, and all are the greatest pals imaginable. The political effect of this entente eordialc should be good, both in India and in Australia.

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