Kur Dere.--A valley between Chunuk Bair Hill Q, on the enemy's side of the watershed. Mentioned as one of the objectives in the operation order for August 6. Lala Baba.--The highest ground between Nibrunesi Point and the Salt Lake. This observation post was raided several times by New Zealanders before the Suvla landing. On it a German flag was flown after the evacuation. Leane's Trench.--A set of Turkish trenches near Tasmania Post, taken on July 31 by Western Australian troops under Major Leane, who was killed during the operations. Little Table Top.--A small, flat-topped hill north of the original "Table Top," which was sometimes called "Big Table Top." Long Sap, The.--A communication trench running from Anzac Cove, near Ari Burnu, along the foothills out to No. 2 Post. Lone Pine.--A set of Turkish trenches south of Johnston's Jolly, taken and held by the Australians during the August fighting. Seven Victoria Crosses were won here by Australians. Malone's Gully.--A dry watercourse between Happy Valley and No. 1 Post, leading up towards Baby 700. Named after the gallant Colonel of the Wellington Infantry Battalion. Mal Tepe.--A small hill inland from Gaba Tepe, on which the Turks had guns. One of the objectives mentioned in the operation order for the Anzac landing. Monash Gully.--See Shrapnel Valley. Brigadier-General Monash commanded the 4th Australian Infantry Brigade, which first held the head of Monash Gully. Mortar Ridge.-A ridge behind German Officers' Trench. Under the reverse slope of Mortar Ridge were innumerable dugouts protecting the Turkish reserves. Mule Gully.--A ravine running up behind Walker's Ridge. Under the shelter of the high banks the mules of the Indian Supply and Transport Corps were protected from fire. Mustard Plaster, The.--See the Apex. Maclagan's Ridge.--The ridge running from Plugge's Plateau down to Hell Spit. Named after the landing in honour of Colonel Sinclair Maclagan, D.S.O. Maclaurin's Hill.--Just south of Steel's Post. Colonel Maclaurin, the Brigadier of the 1st Australian Infantry Brigade, was killed in Monash Gully two days after the landing. McCay's Hill.--On the right flank, north of White Valley. Named after the Brigadier of the 2nd Australian Infantry Brigade. No. 1 Post.--On the left flank of Anzac. Sometimes known as Maori Post, from it being garrisoned by the Maori contingent. No. 2 Post.--Called Nelson Hill in the earlier days because held by the 10th (Nelson) Mounted Rifles; then taken over by the Otago Mounted Rifles; eventually became Divisional Headquarters for the August operations. No. 3 Post.--Established just north of No. 2 Outpost, when Old No. 3 was abandoned. Nameless Peak.--See Hill Q. Nek, The.--A narrow tongue of No Man's Land, running from Russell's Top towards the Turkish trenches. Nelson Hill.--See No. 2 Post.