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Taranaki Daily News, 29 July 1916, Page 5

For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. That the Jutland naval battle is regarded in England as a brilliant triumph for the Grand Fleet is made quits' clear in a lettgr received by the Wellington Branch of the Navy. League from the headquarters of the League in London, The letter states, inter alia, that Admiral Jellicoe's message makes the following points perfectly clear:—(l) That the action was fought with all the qualities of skill, courage, and sacrifice of the glorious traditions of the British Navy; (2) that if "weather conditions had been favorable thi; German fleet would have been completely destroyed; (3) that the losses of the enemy havo been greater, in spite of the advantages in favor of Germany in the beginning of the action, than the losses suffered by our ships; (4) that no mistake in strategy oi any kind occurred, and that Admiral Beatty's gallant attack was conceived aiul carried out in a manner which is beyond all praise. Two aspects of the result of the engagement will, the writer is sure, fill the breasts of all overseas peoples with pleasure, namely, that the determination of the Fleet to ultimately achieve the destruction of German naval power is stronger than ever before, ami that tin spirit of the people of Great Britain has been stirred to higher effort in the prosecution of the war.

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