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A "YES" VOTE.
The large hall at the Commercial Travellers' Association was packed by members on Saturday morning, when the question of compulsory reinforcements for our soldiers at the ...
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THE AGGRESSOR.
M. Branting, the Swedish Socialist leader, passed through London recently on his way back to Stockholm from the conference of neutral Socialists at the Hague, and was ...
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LATE WAR NEWS.
General Sir Douglas Haig, in his noon report to-day, states:—We captured 100 prisoners in the Stuff Redoubt. We made an important advance ...
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FIGHT FOR LIFE.
The Prime Minister's visit to Launceston was completely satisfactory. He addressed a crowded audience of women at the Princess Theatre, and had a most enthusiastic ...
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WHEAT PROBLEM.
A correspondent of the "Times" reports that the Wheat Commission met yesterday, and discussed the difficulty of the problem of the long voyage from Australia. Grain ships ...
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CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.
The Premier of South Australia (Mr. Crawford Vaughan) will speak at St. George's Hall, Newtown, instead of the Randwick Town Hall to-night. Other speakers will be the Attorney-General (Mr. D. R. Hall), ...
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WHY MEN ARE NEEDED.
Mr. Lamond on Saturday said:— The amateur generals, of whom we have so many in Australia just now, are very busy correcting the War Office estimates of the ...
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AERIAL ADVENTURE
After my experience on the Eastern front, I was delighted at the opportunity to visit the stuff or a British army in France (writes Mr. Bernard Pares in the London "Daily ...
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NO-CONSCRIPTION.
Meetings in opposition to conscription will be held at Ashfield, Botany, Petersham, Chatswood, Parramatta, Bexley, Dulwich Hill, Zetland Hotel, Five Dock, Surry Hills, Petersham, Glebe, St. Peters, ...
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PREMIER'S WARM OUTBURST.
Addressing an open-air gathering at Marrickville Park yesterday afternoon, the Premier was subjected to much heckling, and the crowd, at each moment he tried to give ...
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CASUALTIES.
While attempting to board the 6.30 p.m. train from Picton to Sydney, at Liverpool station on Saturday, Private S. R. Bendefield, aged 33, late of Bombala, and a member of ...
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U.S.A. PRESIDENCY.
Mr. Hughes, Presidential candidate, speaking at Louisville last night, for the first [?] defined his position in regard to the sinking of the Lusitania. ...
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GUN FATALITY.
Mr. Walter Earle, a well-known resident of Waroona, was found dead in the bush near his home. The top of his head had been shattered by a gunshot. It is surmised that the ...
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STAND SQUARE!
Mr. Joseph Cook, speaking in the Ryde Town Hall on Saturday night on the conscription issue, said the crux of the whole question was the duty we owed to the brave Australians ...
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FATAL SULKY ACCIDENT.
Cecil Bassett, 6 years old, was running across Union-street, Adamstown, yesterday, when he was knocked down by a sulky. He received severe stomach injuries, and died in ...
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UNION OF CHURCHES.
The International Protestant Epl[?] Convention has reported on a colossal [?] for a world conference on the question of the union of the Churches. Favourite ...
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CHINAMAN'S DEATH.
At about 9 a.m. on Friday a dispute occurred in Hay-street, city, between three Chinamen. Young Buck Boy, otherwise Harry Young (40), was found with his skull ...
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RECRUITING.
Fifty-three men offered themselves for active service at Victoria Barracks yesterday, and twenty-three were accepted. The voluntary recruiting is still maintaining ...
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MERCHANT SHIPPING.
The steamer Australstream has left London for Sydney. The steamer Eastern has left Kobe for Melbourne. The barque Withara has left Iquique for Melbourne. ...
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REFERENDUM QUESTIONS.
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RESPONSE IN OTHER STATES
The registration figures in Victoria up to last night were:—Reported, 53,007; examined, 52,436; fit, 23,734; unfit, 16,400; doubtful, 10,356; temporarily unfit, 1946; applications for ...
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ITALIAN RECRUITS.
During last week a number of Italians offered their services for the A.I.F. It is pointed out that they cannot be accepted, as they must report to their Consul, and enrol ...
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INDEX.
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IN OTHER STATES.
Yesterday so men volunteered and 41 were accepted, making the figures for the week—Volunteered, 748, passed, 442. HOBART, Sunday. ...
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FIVE DOCK MYSTERY.
In connection with the death of Mrs. Ellen Eyles (42), who was found on Friday hanging by a buggy-rein attached to a bedpost in her room, the police are convinced that ...
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OPEN AIR MEETING AT COOGEE.
The band stand reserve on Coogee front was thronged with an orderly crowd yesterday afternoon when an enthusiastic conscription meeting was held. ...
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"AUSTRALIA WILL NOT SKULK."
"If the demands of the no-conscriptionists meant anything at all, it meant that the Australian soldiers in France could either remain without reinforcements till they ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PATRIOTIC FUNDS.
A garden fete in aid of the Greenwich branch of the Red Cross Society was held on Saturday by Mrs. J. Wallace Turner (president) and the ladies who are associated with her in Red Cross work, in the grounds of ...
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WAR CASUALTIES.
Mr. T. Rowlands, or Manly, has [?] ceived word that his son, Major Verner Rowlands, has been killed in France. The deceased officer left Australia as ...
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FINAL MEETING AT BURNIE.
The Prime Minister's special from Devonport to Burnie stopped at the railway station at Ulverstone, where about a thousand people had assembled, and a half-hour's address ...
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"A SIMPLE QUESTION."
Speaking to a large gathering of people in the Corso, Manly, yesterday afternoon, presided over by Mr. A. T. Keirle, Mayor, Mr. Arthur Griffith, Minister for Education, ...
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AIR SQUADRON'S FUND.
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OUR NATIONAL HONOUR.
The largest and most successful conscription meeting yet held in Newcastle took place last night, when a gathering of 6000 persons attentively listened to speeches by ...
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TO-DAY.
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DROWNED IN SURF.
Thomas Corbett (26), an assistant steward on board a steamer at present in port, was drowned whilst surfing at Narrabeen yesterday afternoon. ...
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VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENTS.
"Desirous" (Canterbury).—He must be 23 years of age. You can only do this by enlisting for general service, and showing that you are worthy of being sent to the school. ...
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SIR WILLIAM IRVINE.
Sir William Irvine, M.P., will leave for Sydney to-morrow, and will speak in favour of conscription at Hurstville, Burwood, and Canterbury. ...
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OLD GOLD FUND.
People desirous of helping our men at the front are requested to send old jewellery or gold and silver articles or scraps to the head depot, City Mutualchambers, 62 Hunter-street, or to any country or ...
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MR. HUGHES'S ARRANGEMENTS.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) will, on Sunday week, leave Melbourne by special train for Wagga, where he will speak on the following night. He will address a meeting at ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
The Dutch steamer Roggeveen, which arrived to-day from Sourabaya, after being out 13 days, has just completed her maiden trip to Australia. She made her first voyage in April last from Holland to Buenos ...
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
Mr. W. M. Hughes addressed a meeting of women last week, and an overflowing audience in the Albert Hall in the evening. Resolutions supporting conscription were ...
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THE LORD MAYOR.
The Lord Mayor left by last evening's express for Melbourne, where, at the invitation of the Victorian Referendum Committee, he will address several meetings, ...
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LIBERTY AT STAKE.
Speaking in Petersham Park on Sunday, Mr. G. H. Fuller, deputy leader of the State Opposition, said that patriotism was a virtue which belonged to all classes. The workers ...
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BISHOP OF EXETER.
The Rev. Lord William Gascoyne-Cecil, rector of Bishops Hatfield, has been appointed Bishop of Exeter. ...
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A DANGEROUS LOG.
The captain of the steamer Yarra reports that he passed a log 12ft long and 4in in diameter at 12.10 p.m. on October 11. The vessel was off Tathra Head at the time. ...
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MEETINGS IN DOMAIN.
The anti-conscription party practically took possession of the Domain yesterday afternoon, and from half a dozen platforms they put forward their views to one of the largest ...
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WILSON'S PROMONTORY (426m).—Inward: Oct. 15, Karitane, s, 12.30 a.m.; Dilkera, s, 7.10 a.m.; Sydney, s, 12.20 p.m.; Tarcoola, s, 2.45 p.m. Outward: Oct. 15, Goulburn, s, 3.30 a.m.; Period, s, 5.30 a.m.; ...
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BIG SHIPPING DEAL.
Sir John Ellerman has purchased shares in Thomas Wilson and Son[?] Limited, including 80 vessels of 200,000 [?] aggregate, making the ships controller by the Ellerman ...
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