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  2. LATE WAR NEWS. TURKISH TRANSPORTS.

    A Reuter's message states that British submarines torpedoed four Turkish transports. ...

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  4. SUBMARINE WAR.

    The German Embassy admits that a submarine torpedoed the White Star liner Arabic, and that it failed to return to its base. The Embassy undertakes to ...

    Article : 551 words
  5. THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

    The heavy black line given an approximate idea of the battle-front as it is at present in the northern and central sections of the eastern theatre of operations. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 33 words
  6. EASTERN FRONT.

    Details published in Petrograd of the defeat of General Pflanzer, show that some of the hardest fighting occurred on the Bug, near Baelykamen, 10 miles ...

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  7. WESTERN FRONT.

    French official reports continue to record violent cannonading, especially in the Argonne, indicating the continuous and effective bombardment of the German trenches, ...

    Article : 88 words
  8. GALLIPOLI ALLIES' GAIN.

    Sir Ian Hamilton reports that severe fighting occurred in the Dardanelles on Friday and Saturday, resulting in an ...

    Article : 235 words
  9. MONSTER WARPLANES. GERMANY'S LATEST.

    The Germans are testing some monster warplanes, carrying 20 men, on Lake Constance. They are more noisy than the Zeppelin. ...

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  10. VON TIRPITZ'S "EXTENDED HOLIDAY."

    There have been frequent hints given in the cables that there was a division of opinion in high quarters in Berlin over the continuance of the policy of "frightfulness" in ...

    Article : 331 words
  11. AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

    Further movements have occurred in the American Exchange, After a substantial decline to 4.48 dol., it recovered to 4.53 dol. Possibly there are more anxious ...

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  12. HERO OF THE AIR.

    M. Pegoud, the daring French aviator, was shot dead at a height of 6000 feet. The Germans had long awaited this opportunity. M. Pegoud, shortly before his ...

    Article : 260 words
  13. ENEMY METHODS.

    The Treasury, referring to statements circulated in various parts of the country that currency notes bearing certain specified serial numbers are forgeries, says that ...

    Article : 81 words
  14. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—At London: Indrabarah (left Wellington July 19); Port Curtis (left Brisbane June 25). At San Francisco: Philippine, four-masted schooner (left Newcastle ...

    Article : 67 words
  15. ENEMY MUNITION WORKERS ABROAD.

    Austria and Germany are certainly not neglecting any chances of hampering the production of munitions on behalf of the Entente Powers. The cables this morning inform us ...

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  16. BRAVE AIRMEN.

    A party of Frenchmen were watching the Germans shelling a British monoplane which was falling into the German lines, when it suddenly rose, and came down in ...

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  17. WAR NOTES.

    Sir Ian Hamilton reports that the fighting on the 27th and 28th ultimo resulted in the capture of an important tactical feature commanding the Buyuk Anafarta valley to the ...

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  18. THE VICTORIA CROSS

    The King has awarded the Victoria Cross in the following cases:— Second-Lieutenant Rochfort, of the 1st Scots Guards, for bravery on August 3, ...

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  19. PLOTTING FOR WAR.

    A Belgian Grey Book contains a series of documents showing how Germany and Austria plotted to bring about war, foreseeing a European conflagration, yet ...

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  20. JACKA, V.C.

    Lance-corporal Albert Jacka, who has been awarded the Victoria Cross, has sent a letter to his mother at Wedderburn, dated July 15. in which he says:—"I suppose you will be ...

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  21. AUSTRIA'S THREAT.

    The Austro-Hungarian Government announces that all subjects working in neutral countries, particularly in the United States, who are employed in ...

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  22. ENEMY CLAIM.

    A Berlin communique says:—General von Hindenburg's troops are before the outer line of the forts at Grodno. Prince Leopold crossed the Upper Narew, and ...

    Article : 154 words
  23. DARDANELLES.

    General Sir Ian Hamilton reports that severe fighting occurred on Friday and Saturday, resulting in an appreciable gain in the ground occupied by the ...

    Article : 134 words
  24. "JUST FIVE SECONDS."

    A sailor aboard the French destroyer Bisson writes:—"We have had good luck. At sunrise on August 13 we ran across the Austrian submarine U3. It took us just ...

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  25. DYNAMITE OUTRAGES.

    An extraordinary series of dynamiting outrages are breaking out in ammunition and powder plants in the United States. It is unquestionable that German secret ...

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  26. GERMANY AND AMERICA.

    The sudden reversal of Germany's submarine policy in the matter of naming passenger liners is highly suggestive. It can hardly be accepted as an indication that the Germans ...

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  27. MAHARAJA OF NAWANAGAR.

    The Maharaja of Nawanagar (Prince Ranjitsinhji), who had just returned on short leave from the front, where he was attached to General Sir John French's ...

    Article : 77 words
  28. IMPORTED FODDER.

    In respect to the sale by auction of maize, bran, and pollard imported by the Government, the Minister for Lands (Mr. Johnson) admits a loss of fully 50 per cent. on the ...

    Article : 153 words
  29. WHAT JAPAN IS DOING.

    Baron Hayassi, Japanese Ambassador at Rome, states that the public are not aware of the extent that Japan is cooperating with the Allies. ...

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  30. BALKANS.

    A Rome message says:—Roumania has informed Austria and Germany that her refusal to allow the transit of munitions to Turkey is due to the desire to maintain ...

    Article : 105 words
  31. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

    Dr. Dillon, writing to the "English Review," advocates a scheme for forcing the smaller neutral nations into the war. The Allies, he says, ought to adopt two ...

    Article : 247 words
  32. QUIETLY DRILLING.

    Reports confirm the fact that Germans and Austrians are quietly drilling in their Turnverein Hall, professedly to repel a Canadian invasion. ...

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  33. WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

    The King and Queen spent two and a half hours in the No. 3 Loudon General Hospital, Wandsworth, to-day. Two hundred soldiers who are unfit for further ...

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  34. MOTOR FATALITY.

    The death of a girl named Sa[?]e Abrahams, believed to be about 20 years of age, and living in Toxteth-street, Glebe Point, occurred last night as the result of the overturning ...

    Article : 61 words
  35. SIR EDWARD GREY.

    Sir Edward Grey (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs), who is on holiday, still wears coloured glasses owing to slight eye trouble. The Marquis of Crewe (President ...

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  36. BOER SYMPATHY.

    Mr. Cusack, M.L.A., has received an interesting letter from his brother, who is serving with General Botha in the South African campaign. He had fought against ...

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  37. THE CAMEROONS.

    The Governor of Nigeria reports the capture of the town of Gaschaka, in the Cameroons, 50 miles from the Nigerian border. ...

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  38. SELF-CONFESSED SPY.

    Ignatius Tribich Lincoln, a self-confessed Gorman spy, who was formerly a member of the House of Commons was arrested and charged with forgery, alleged to have ...

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  39. INDUSTRIAL.

    The Cardiff conference accepted the terms of settlement in the coal trouble. There are 42,000 idle on the pretext that the agreement has not yet been signed. ...

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  40. SIR THOMAS LEES.

    Sir Thomas Lees, formerly of Lord Chelmsford's (ex-Governor of New South Wales) staff, who was wounded at the Dardanelles, died, and was buried at ...

    Article : 115 words
  41. A MATTER OF BARGAINING.

    The second reason, born of the first, for the German change of policy, is that Berlin wanted to use her "concession" as a lever to force Britain to relax her restrictions upon ...

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  42. RANDWICK ASYLUM.

    The Government intends to proceed with the Randwick Asylum Bill, notwithstanding the action of the Commonwealth authorities in acquiring the property during the currency of ...

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  43. COMMONWEALTH LOAN.

    Newspapers give prominence ot the resa[?] of the Commonwealth loan, and conto it a gratifying evidence of financial strength. ...

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  44. VON TIRPITZ ILL.

    It is reported from Amsterdam that Grand-Admiral von Tirpitz is ill from overwork, and his doctors have ordered an extended holiday. ...

    Article : 29 words
  45. PREFERENCE FOR SOLDIERS.

    The Federal Public Service Bill (1915), which includes a clause giving preference in employment to those who have served with a satisfactory record in the Expeditionary Force, ...

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