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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12083, 11 August 1917, Page 6

Tho last siege of Gibraltar extended over four year.,, and closed with tho Peace of Versailles. Jt was during this siego that a. Sergeant Ince, of tho .British Artillery, .suggested tho construction of sul)termnoap. galleries in the rock. Hi--, proposals were ripproved. and ihe work was carried <ut under the direction of General Eliot, whose memory is preserved in Gibraltar by moans of a monument erected on tho Alameda. These secret galleries aro still in existence.

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