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COMRADES IN ARMS.

*» — ANZAC DAY GREETINGS. MESSAGES TO NEW ZEALANDERS. TYPICAL TRIBUTE FROM NAVY. London, May 4. The New Zealand Expeditionary Force, which, on Anzac Day sent telegram* of tribute to "the immortal nnd glorious valor" ot the regiments associated with it in the landing at Gullipoli, has received the following further replies: Secretary of State foi India: "On hehalf of the Indian Army I tender thanks for your timely and happy message of comradeship in arms; that comradeship will further cement the unity of the Empire. I am telegraphing the message t<4 India, where it will be warmly appreciated." .King's Own Scottish Borderers: "We are proud to be associated with you in an enterprise in which the New Zealanders, by their glorious valor, earned a reputation which will, live with the greatest in the British Army." Royal Inniskillin'g Fusiliers: "On behalf of all ranks and battalions of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers I beg to thank you for your cordial message. Nothing I can say can express our admiration of the wonderful valor of the New Zealanders." Ist Border Regiment: "I have to sincerely thank you on behalf of the Ist Battalion, Border Regiment, for your kind telegram of to-day's date, and it gave ine great pleasure to forward same to that battalion." Royal Fusiliers: "The Royal Fusiliers return cordial thanks to their comrades of the New Zealanders for their kind message, and tender the heartiest thanks for tribute on the anniversary of""the | glorious deed." I The sailoi'R of H.M.S. Beagle send the following letter: "Dear Anzacs—The anniversary of the landing at Gapa Tepe is at hand and so the ship's company of H.M.S. Beagle wish all the Anzacs, wherever they may be, the best of good luck. We participated in the never-to-be forgotten landing. We put, in the first place, the flth Battalion Queenslanders ashore, and we shall never forget how they went there. Later on in the day we put the Otago Battalion of New Zealanders ashore. Since then we have been associated with the Anzao troops right up to the time of the evacuation. We assisted at Suvla Bay, so we know all about the 'bhoys.' We could never allow the 25th to pass without showing you in some way how we remember it. Failing our attendance on the 25th we would all express our wishes of good luck and good healthy to all the Anzac boys. You may rest assured that no one will ever forget you on board the Beagle, and if there happens to be anyone who landed from our ship, we are sure they 'will remember us."

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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1916, Page 2

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COMRADES IN ARMS. Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1916, Page 2

COMRADES IN ARMS. Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1916, Page 2

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