Telegrams.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 7 May 1915, Page 2

Telegrams.

HY TELlid KAI 1 It Wellington, This day. ,By a transport recently returned to the Dominion, there arrived one of flu; iron pontoons used by the Turks in their attempt to cross the Sue/, Canal. It supplies conclusive evidence of the thoroughness with which Germany equipped hot Allies. The boat, tl.jft long- and sft in (he beam is perfectly made and is the type used by the Germans in rapid bridge building. That the lighting was severe is shown by tiio shottorn craft. She is simply riddled from stem to stem. The sight of the boat brings home the grim reality of Turkey’s aggressiveness in the Canal /.one. ...Fit ;

Taiuai-e, Tiiis day. Building operations on Co-Opera-tive Freezing Works commenced today. Buildings which will be ready by November are up to date in every respect. Shares are still selling readily and fanners of the district are vei y optimistic as to the success of the undertaking. Dcnli'lN, This day.

Last evening the body of Waller James Spratt, 3S>, married, engaged in carrying out drainage works at Outram, was found near Deep Stream bridge. An empty fourwheeled trap was not tor- away. Spratt suffered extensive injuries. No one witnessed the accident but evidently the horses bolted and deceased was thrown and dragged.