THE DARDANELLES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144669, 1 May 1915, Page 3

THE DARDANELLES.

SECOND EDITION.

NEW ZEALANDERS IN ACTION. A HOT ENGAGEMENT. REPEATED CHARGES, ■, " 'Vk . BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—COPYRIGHT, (Received May 1, 3.50 p.m.) LONDON, April 30. Official.—The Australians and. Nen; Zealanders landed at the Saribair slopes on April 35 and pushed on with the ut-i most boldness. They were constantly! engaged with the enemy, vyhoso Strong! repeated counter-attacks. were Javari-i ably repulsed- The colonials fought' with fine spirit and determination. WiJ A fresh Turkish division attacked l Saribair early on the 37th7 " A'ftef'j ,; heavy artillery fire a hotengagement':! followed, and the enemy charged repeat edly, .hut the colonials defeated every attempt and resumed the offensive 1 three in the afternoon. 1 • ; . <

• ZEEBRUGGE HEAVILY BOMBARDED. i (Received May I,' 2.30 p.m.) . NEW YORK, .April-30. , There is a British official denial that ] a German warship bombarded Dunkirk. It appears, that. the shelling was from; German land forces yesterday. yi It is reported that the Allies heavily ■ bombarded Zeebrngge', the German sub. marine base. ■ ' ■ ’. ' • ■