Official News.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 145, 13 November 1914, Page 5

Official News.

HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLE. Wellington, November 12. Following Sb the High Commissioner's report, under date London, November 10 (5.10 a.m.): — Official: Fierce lighting continues between the sea and Armentieres. Both sides have taken the offensive. The enemy was repulsed. Progress was made near Bixschote and Vpres. The British repulsed the enemy along their front. An advance was also made in the re« gion of the Loivre. Fresh attacks in the Vosges were repulsed. A movement of German artillery is in progress through Liege and Antwerp.

, The following message has beea received by the Prime Minister:— . London, November 11.

Official: Paris reports that the left -wing battle was resumed yesterday with great intensity. Between Nieuport and itys our front was maintained, despite the violence of tin; German attacks. North of Nieuport we occupied Lombardzyde, and made progress beyond. At the end of the day the Germans succeeded in taking Dixmundc. We possess the approaches to Dixmundc. On the canal from Nieuport to Ypres the j struggle was vrrv hot. The British I troops attacked at several points, and I checked the enemy. On the rest of the front the situation is without modification. '

Some progress was made by our forces north of Soissojis and west of Vailly, on the right bank of the Aisne. The atmosphere has only permitted actions in detail favourable to us. We have notably thrown into disorder a detachment of , the enemy at Coieourt, north of the [ forest of Parroy.

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