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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 27 July 1915, Page 8

Captain R. Young, of'Marton, formerly of Palmerston, has been doing such good work at the Dardanelles that he has been promoted to colonel. So troubled are some of the residents of the Cook Islands with rats that they aft? in communication with the New Zealand Government regarding the introduction there of* a collony of the New Zealand morepork. The peculiar t shufflflng manner in which Eugene Francis McCarthy made his way along Willis Street, Wellington, on Saturday night attracted the attention of Constable Marks, who, after’keeping him under observation, for a. while, arrested him and took him to the Manners Street police station. A search revealed the cause of his discomfiture, for about his person was concealed a miniature cutlery shop. Carving forks, table knives,- and shoemaker’s knives were found in pJenty, amounting in value to about £9. “This is a methodical war, “ writes an English soldier at "the front, who served in several) Indian .campaigns and in the South African War. “In South Africa,” he explains, “wo rode gaily out in the morning, never knowing whether we would meet an enemy over the first hill or never see one all day. Here wo go out to fight by the 0 o’clock omnibus from Viamerunghe. We know that rye shall be in the firingline at a certain hour and out of it nt another. It. is all cut and dried. The Germans are even more methodical. , There is a town about two miles behind our. line that they shel! regularly every Sunday from 11 to 3, and every Wednesday from 1 to 4.30, and at no other time. This has gone on for months. ’ ’

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