HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT.
1 London, june 2j. In the Champagne, towards 'failure, west of Uuittedviimesnil, a eoup-de-maiu permitted us to deatroy the first line of the German trenches and many points of the .second line, blowing up several ehelterfi. On the left bank of ' tlie Meuse our artillery was active on Hill 304, but there was no infantry attack. On the right bank, after an artillery preparation all tlie afternoon, the Germans attacked at eight o'clock in the evening north-west oF Thiaumont, buit were arrested by our curtain and machine gun fire. The enemy was uinaible to penetrate our lines and .suffered aippreciajbup losses. During the night there was a lively bombardment iat Ohenmis. " I
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 June 1916, Page 3
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115HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 June 1916, Page 3
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