THE WAR.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 6612, 9 November 1918, Page 4

THE WAR.

THE OALUPOLI CAMPAIGN. TRUE PERSPECTIVE KECOGNISED.' VALUE..OF THE OPERATIONS. , London, November 3. The Observer says : Tie .immortal fight on Gallipoli has been vindicated, • Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain,, and India realise that their heroes of 191, wrought better than hitherto has , been recognised. The Gallopoli expedition was the best holding force in | Europt in proportion to its strength. It ' inflicted more damage than any other | force, and did more to melt down the ! strength of the Turks tan hall the , ; fighting since. It was one of the grtat- j i est adventures of the British race. '

GALLIPOLI POETS, TO BE GARRISONED BY ANZACS. Wellington, November 6. Mr Massey announced that the Imperial Government have acceded to his request that Anzac troops should be used to garrison the surrendered forts of Gallipoli AUSTRIAN ABMISTfCE CONDITIONS. The High Commissioner reports London, November sth, 7.40 p.m. The Austrian Armistice conditions include : Total demobilisation excepting 20 divisions. Delivery of half artillery and equipment to Allies. Evacuation of all invaded territories. Surrender of military railway equipment therein. Allies right to free movement over Austro-Hangarian territory and occupation of strategic points. The evacuation of German troops within 15 days. Surrender of three battleships, throe cruisers, nine destroyers, 12 torpedo boats, fifteen submarines, all German submarines and disarmament of all other warships. Dismantlement of fortifications. Blockade conditions to continuo. Aircraft to be immobilised and the return of captured merchant vessels to Allies .