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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 967, 12 June 1883, Page 3

We would remind our readers that Mr A, Harrison will hold a sale at Mr John Bewick's, Alford Forest Hotel, oh Thursday nikt, June 14th The Army and Navy Gazette says : What with new forts round Paris, and new forts and entrenched camps necessary .to replace Metz and Straaburg, and the other strong places which formerly pro.tectedtho, eastern frontier, tKe French, although pretty safe from attack, go on •pending money on defensive works. We belie vj&that L 100,000,000 has been laid out miM the close of the Franco-German war In armaments of various kinds, and now <wesee that another L 1,000,000 is required fot fortifications. A good many officers Abject to ell these as uncongenial to the instinct of the French soldier, which is to dash on the enemy. With a system of forts and entrenched camps you will have, they say,- generals afraid to leave their shelter.

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