Anzac troops return to Gallipoli by picket boat after a period of rest and reorganisation on the Greek island of Lemnos. After the battles at Chunuk Bair and Hill 60, the New Zealand infantry and mounted rifles were sent to Lemnos in mid-September 1915 to rest and receive reinforcements from Egypt. They spent seven weeks at Sarpi Camp, near the village of Mudros (now Moudros), before returning to Gallipoli in early November.
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The Gallipoli campaign
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31 May 1916
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11 April 1916
Arrival of the NZ Division in France
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21 August 1915
New Zealand mounteds attack Hill 60
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15 July 1915
Gallipoli wounded arrive home on the Willochra
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16 October 1914
Main Body of NZEF sails to war
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5 August 1914
New Zealand enters the First World War
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28 June 1914
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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8 February 1915
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2 May 1868
First shipment of salmon and trout ova arrives
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24 September 1917
Bere Ferrers rail accident
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25 August 1916
First New Zealand soldier executed
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17 August 1942
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20 May 1865
Loss of the City of Dunedin with all hands
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9 May 1915
Kiwi Wimbledon champ killed in battle
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29 April 1881
131 perish in worst civilian shipwreck in NZ waters
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16 April 1912
News of Titanic sinking reaches NZ
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2 April 1915
Anzac soldiers riot in Cairo's Wazzir brothel district
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3 February 1868
Killer storm sweeps the country
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23 October 1915
Ten NZ nurses lost in Marquette sinking
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27 November 1940
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15 August 1951
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15 September 1976
Lyttelton–Wellington ferry service ends
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26 June 1918
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8 August 1915
Wellington Battalion captures Chunuk Bair
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29 August 1914
NZ force captures German Samoa
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7 October 1917
German 'Sea Devil' imprisoned in NZ
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11 August 1962
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20 August 1940
Turakina sunk by German raider in Tasman
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15 December 1915
The evacuation of Gallipoli begins
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2 June 1917
NZ steamer captured by the Wolf
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25 April 1915
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Alfred de Bathe Brandon
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Keith Caldwell
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William Malone
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Ettie Rout
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Ormond Burton
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Andrew Hamilton Russell
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Nugent Welch
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Charles Begg
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Bernard Freyberg
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Horace Moore-Jones
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