THE WAR.
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THE WESTERN FRONT.
FRENCH REPORT. rAUSTRALIAN <fe N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION & REUTER.]
LONDON, June 28. A French communique state© an artillery struggle was prticularly active at Hurtebis© and Mont Cornillet. A German attempt at Wattweller salient, north-east of Thann, failed.
GERMAN REPORT. :
[ADMIRALTY —PER WIRELESS PRESS.]
German offioial. —In retaliation for th© bombardment of Dunkirk, the enemy bombarded Ostend. There was no military damage. Our artillery greatly damaged English trenches on the coast.
REIMS AGAIN SHELLED. LONDON, June 28. * A French communique states: There was an intermittent enemy bombardment at various points, which w© vigorously countered, particularly on the left bank of the Meuse. Twelve. hundred shells wore 'thrown -into Reims. Eight fell on the cathedral.
HAIG’S REPORT.
(Reuter’s Telegrams.) \
LONDON, Jun© 29.
Field-Marshall Sir Douglas Haig reports : We mado considerable further progress southwarl of Souchez River. Our lino in this area was again advanced o n a front of two miles reaching the out-skirts of Avigron. Severn enemy aeroplane© wer 6 brought down. Four of ours ar e missing-
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1917, Page 2
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