IN THE BALKANS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17288, 2 October 1916, Page 7

IN THE BALKANS.

MACEDONIAN CAMPAIGN. BULGAR EFFORTS DEFEATED. The High Commissioner reports:— LONDON, September 29. A dispatch from Salonika states that on the heights at Kajmaokalan the Bulgars renewed attacks in the night four times. The Serbians threw back their assailants with heavy losses. In the region of Brod an enemy attack completely failed. THE NAVY'S WORK. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received October 1, 5.5 p.m-) SALONIKA, September 30. A British communique says:—On the Struma front the Navy shelled and dispersed an enemy column east of Nechori. Naval aeroplanes bombed the Angista railway station. FRENCH BOMB MONASTER. LONDON, September 29. A French communique says:— Our bombed Monastir. Tho War Office has received a report from Salonika that the enemy shelled jbiridges ia-t Oi'rijak and Koprtvai. Enemy patrols failed in an attempt to reach Kopriva. Our artillery dispersed working parties near Ormanli. Patrol enocunters in the Nechori area were in our favour. BULGARIA'S TRIALS. GERMANS ESTABLISH REIGN OF TERROR.

BUCHAREST, September 30.

The newspaper "Epoca" says that the Germans have established a reign of terror in Bulgaria. Citizens are court-martialled on the flimsiest pretexts, and there are numerous ■ execu-, tions.

FLIGHT TO BUCHAREST,

FRENCH AIRMAN BOMBS SOFIA

PARIS, September 30.

A communique says:—Our aeroplanes bombed Prilep, and an aeroplane bombed Sofia on tho morning of September 29, and continued its journey, descending in Bucharest.