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Taranaki Daily News, 28 August 1916, Page 5

For ttroncmal Couglis, take [Woods' Great Peppermint Cure "British, Belgian and Portuguese tvoop3 are fighting side by side on the shores of Lake Nyassa," stated Mr. J, E. Stycli, of Wellington, who lias just returned to the Dominion niter a lengthy visit to Central Afriea, in conversation with a Post reporter. ' "Since ttie war a lar-o array of black laborer.-i has been engaged in making roads for the transport of armunition and supplies, and military motor-cars and motor-cycles can be seen spinning along line roads, where a fev/ months ago thick jungle blocked all traffic. Progress is, of course, very slow on account of the extremely difficult nature of the country, but it will only be a question t>f time before the Allies win through.'^