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The War Ofice issued only on Tuesday,he advanced portion to provide against the eventuality of its being as a Supplement to the London Gazette, found impossible, in this very difficult AND LONDON, the dispatches from General Barnardis cuitry, to bring them up during the ton on the operations of the Tsingtau bera barchmont. A suitable ples for my Expeditionary Force in September two miles in roar of the first position of Brigade Ammunition Reserve, about October, and November, 1914 The belated dispatches describe the part attack, has been selected."

The Field Hospital has been estab with played by uns troops co-operating

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the attack on the fortress. Considerable occupation, of the portion of the Third & delay has taken place in the preparations of the Japanese owing to heavy rains,

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ORDER OF THE ATTACK.

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Between 3 and 8 am on the morning of the 7th the enemy started a further The following is a summary of the cannende for field artillery and an oc ordes for the attack on the fortress, so camional shot from their heavy gang

and far as concerns the British Force

-issued preparatory, orders "for A The whole of the enemy's main line of vates as soon as I knew the redoubts defance will constitute the front of were captured. At an all firing attack All arrangements are calculated

censed,

and I was informed that the for a deliberate advance, but any op enemy has sent out a Bag of trees. About portunity of attacking which presents 7.30am. Freceiver orders su advance, itself will be seized upon

and, the enem

enemy along the whole of our The front of attack is divided into front having then retired, I marched four sections, the right central section into Tsingtau. being sarigned to the force, under my The troops under my command have Our front of about 600 yards behaved extremely well under trying command.

bounded by two parallel lines conditions of weather and those insepa running north-east and south-west-therable from siege warfare, and all muks right flank line passing through Tashan have worked luymily and hard.

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