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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 September 1915, Page 3

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Chronicle Office .3 p.m. I TRENCH ADVANCE CUiNTIiN UES. Paris, Sept. 27. A coiiununupio reports that Ave maintained our 'positions at Arfois, and uiaiutaiiied the advance oast of Souchess, and fighting proceeds with boiubfc and aerial torpedoes at Audechy. The enemy bombarded our position at ■ Queiinevires. \\~e replied vigorously. There is lighting on the entire Champagne front • where we liave occupied several positions behind our new front wherein the'enemy had remained. There is an intense bombardment between tlio Mouse and the Moselle, and also in Lorraine. A violent storm brought operations in the Yosges to a standstill. ONE MOKE EI'T'ORT. London, Sept. 27. The Daily Telegraph's Rotterdam correspondent says that the General .Stall: .at Berlin has deterniinodto mako one more great effort in the west. THE ZEL'i'ELIA It AID. liorno, Sept. 27. A member ot a Zeppelin crew, writing to the newspaper .Jor iiuiid, says: •■London is beyonU our range, but it is possible to reach it it a steady east Aviud blows, us we can lloat a considerable distance, thus saving our petrol. Lnioitunately, weather is England's best ally, and either n it is windless, over windy, or bright moonlight. We took lower bombs on our London raid., but they were specialty larger. We reached the mouth oi tue Thames unobserved, owing to the clouds and the silence of our engines, and until we arrived at Tower Uridgc where we crossed to the north bide. Searchlights then caught us and immediately the sky was ablaze witn searchlights and the air was rent witli a terrific cannonade from the guns. At first they were unable to reach us. We droppud bombs regularly mud shrapnel oegau to play round us.'' An unwelcome visitor to liawke's Hay last week wais the sharp trust enced over a great purl ion ot the district (says the Herald;. It k-lt i. mark in many orchards and gardens, uiung i'nuit, especially grapes and pcachc.-, as well as tomatoes and potatoes, being badly nipped. Most of the larger growers had taken precautionary measures, but others less tortuuately situated will be considerable losers. (Jrchardists in the Hastings district were awakened on Tuesday night, writes our correspondent, by alarms for frost, and were out for several hours lighting arcs among the fruit trees. Very little damage was done. THETIE'S NO DANGER. There is no disoaso that causes moie bodily or mental discomtort or so successfully defies medical aid as inflaonza, and no medicino tiiat will gi'<* such prompt relief as s Cough Remedy. When this mediae is taken the pain the chest disappears the fovor subsides and the whole body ; becomea more comfortable. Tiip."** : no danger of pneumonia Avlien Ob.a*uow<--lain's Cough Remedy is taken at thß first symptom of influenza. For 6s!g everywhere. — Advt. CRAMPS AND COLIC Take a double dose of Chamberlain*. Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at tbo iirst sigu of cram lis or colic aod a threatened attack may be warded oil'. Hundred* of people who are attacked with cramp and colic use Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. it never fails to