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  2. AUSTRALIA'S LOSS.

    In the House of Representatives to-day the Speaker said that when he received a cable message announcing the death of Lord Forrest he cabled ...

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  3. RECRUITING.

    On Tuesday six men were medically examined, and four were passed as fit. Following are the names:—Patrick Fleming (Gympie), Robert James ...

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  4. PERSONAL NOTES.

    Mr. John Tulloch, Wellington Point, has received word that his son, Bombardier J.R. Tulloch, has been awarded the D.C.M. This young soldier, with two ...

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  5. PROGRESS IN MACEDONIA.

    A report has been received that the French and Serbian troops have advanced five miles on the Macedonian Front LONDON, Tuesday. ...

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  6. A FIGHT IN A RAVINE.

    Mr. Ward Price, the war correspondent on the Italian front, writes: On either side of the precipitous gorge of the Brenta river, where it leaves Austrian territory ...

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  7. REIGNING BY THE SWORD.

    M. Arno Doschiflenrot, cabling from Stockholm to the " New York World," says that he has interviewed a prom[?]nent resident of a neutral country, who ...

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  8. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR.

    The Inter-Allied Labour Conference waa opened at Wes[?]ninster Hall, delegates being present from France, Belgiu[?] Britain, Americal, Italy, Greece, ...

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  9. THE WESTERN AND BALKANS FRONTS

    In less than 100 words, President Wilson has levelled the laborious structure of misrepresentation and insincerity underying the Austro-Hungarian peace suggestion. He has explicitly tated that the United States "can and will entertain no proposal ...

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  10. COUNTRY VOLUNTEERS.

    Mr. Baden Charles Rush (Warwick) was accepted at the Toowoomba [?] ing centre to-day. MARYBOROUGH, September 12. ...

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  11. THE DOBROPOLJE-VENTRENIK BREACH.

    A French communique issued yesterday states: The operations which were commented yesterday were continued to-day with complete, success. The reach which ...

    Article : 183 words
  12. THE VOLUNTARY BALLOT.

    "In the voluntary ballot enlishment scheme, which is to be introduced during October," states the Minister for Recr[?]ting (Mr.Orchard), "there is nothing ...

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  13. POLES IN SIBERIA.

    A report received here from Harbin states that the Poles in Siberia are forming a large army estimated at more than 100,000 trained men, who will be ...

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  14. LABOUR AND THE WAR.

    Hostility is being manifested in a number of Labour leagues to the decision of the Australian Labour Party's conference held in Perth to take a ballot on the ...

    Article : 321 words
  15. "CARRY ON."

    The Secretary of State (Mr. [?] sing) has issued the following [?]tement:—" I am authorised by the [?]resident to state that the ...

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  16. ALSACE-LORRAINE.

    The Government is setting up an admimstrative organisation for Alsace-Lor-raine, M. Jules Cambon assisting. ...

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  17. EMPIRE BUILDING POLICY.

    Mr.W. F Massey (Prime Minister of New Zealand) has made another optimistic speech regarding the war position. He said he hoped that the time would not ...

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  18. FRANCE'S OUTLOOK.

    Speaking in the Senate, the Premier (M. Cleme[?]cau) sais: "The Government desires to honour the splendid soldiers of the Entente, by whose efforts ...

    Article : 183 words
  19. THE BELGIAN TROOPS.

    A Belgian communique states: There has been great artillery activity, and patrol fighting is prevailing along the whole front. The artillery firing is ...

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  20. THE FRANCO-SERBIAN PUSH IN THE BALKANS.

    The fighting is in the Moglena Mountains, which run parallel with the Greco-Serbian boundary line, and Dobropolje and Vetrenik are in line between Monastir and Doiran, and about midway between those places. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  21. CONCERT AT THE ENLISTING DEPOT.

    An interesting programme will be given to night at the Enlisting Depot, under the direction of Mr. Harry A. Kahn, and will be contributed to by Misses E.Rudd, ...

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  22. AMERICANS FOR EUROPE.

    The Press Bureau states that the number of American troops embarked for Europe in August was 313,000. Of this number 180,000 crossed the Atlantic in ...

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  23. ALL-IMPORTANT INFANTRY.

    Colonel Repington the military correspondent of the "Morning Post," after visiting the British front, warns the War Cabinet against relying too much ...

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  24. "AMERICA AND THE WAR."

    In his lecture on " America and the War" to-morrow night, in West's Olympia, Mr. L. W. Rogers, of Los Angeles, California, will tell of what ...

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  25. NOTHING TO SAY.

    The Labour Party held a meeting to-day, but Mr. Tudor declared he had nothing for the Press. It is assumed, however, that several Labour members ...

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  26. KILLED IN ACTION.

    Lord Alexander Thynne, Unionist member for Bath, has been killed in action. ...

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  27. GENERAL CURRIE.

    The career of Lieut-General Sir Arthur Currie, K.C.M.G., [?]B., the comm[?]der of the Canadian forces in France, who are attached to the Third Army under the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  28. ON HONOUR'S ROLL.

    son of Mr. W. R. and Mrs. Smith, of Taringa, who was killed in action on August 22, after nearly two years' service with the A.A.M.C., and a further period ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  29. PORTUGUESE STEAMER SUNK.

    A report from a Canadian Atlantic port states that a crew of 16 in an open boat have arrived, having been rescued from a Portuguese steamer which was ...

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  30. "WANTED IN AUSTRALIA."

    In commenting on the proposal that the Australian Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) should contest the St.George's, Hanover Square, Parliamentary seat, ...

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  31. " COURIER " PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 119 words
  32. HEAVY AEROPLANE ATTACKS.

    The Air Ministry has issued the following report: Yesterday afternoon British aviators twice attacked aeroplane works and a chemical factory at Mannheim, in ...

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  33. GENERAL RUSSELL.

    Amongst the generals who welcomed the Australian and Canadian editors in France last week was Major-General Sir A. H. Russell, the Commander of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  34. FINNISH INDEPENDENCE.

    Carlo Ignatius, a representative of the Finnish Government, has returned from America, and reports that the American Government refuse to acknowledge the ...

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  35. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S HEALTH.

    The temperature of the Prime Minister (Mr Lloyd George), who is suffering from a [?] contracted at M[?]hester, remains normal. Mr: Lloyd George, however, is ...

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  36. MILE BY MILE IN FRANCE.

    Reports from the American Front state that the Germans are burning [?]ges along the Moselle, and are prepa[?]g for further retreat. ...

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  37. ARGENTINE TINNED MEAT.

    The Argentine meat-packers are tendering for the new Government contracts, asking 13/ per dozen of 12oz. tins, as compared with 10/9 under the last ...

    Article : 138 words
  38. THE FRENCH MISSION.

    The French Mission visited Newcastle today, the greater part of the day being spent in inspecting the Broken Hill Proprictary's steel works at Port Waratah. ...

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  39. SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENTS.

    Mr. J.M. Hunter presided at the meeting of the Land Settlement Committee of the War Council on Monday nigh. Reports dealing with the work of the soldier ...

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  40. FOR JACK AT SEA.

    Christmas Day at sea is always a time of solemnity. All round stretch the dreary grey waters, and the hearths and hearts of home seem very far away to ...

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  41. THE ANGLOFRENCH.

    In [?]s despatch Feld-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig states: Mnor fighting continued [?]th-westward of St.Quentin, and we gained ground in the ...

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  42. FUNERAL OF SIR GEORGE REID.

    An impressive service took place at St.Columba's Church in connection with the funeral of Sir George Reid, P.C., M.P. Sir Edward William Wallington, ...

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  43. FIRE IN A BUTTON FACTORY.

    Following a fire which occurred at a button factory at New Jersey, a number of the girl employees jumped from the windows, and a number are stated to ...

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  44. "QUEENSLAND PATRIOTIC DAY."

    The organiser of "Queensland Patriotie Day" (September 28) would be glad to hear from all mothers and wives of sailoris and Soldiers on active service, and ...

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  45. GERMAN WOOL PURCHASES.

    It is reported that in addition to the purchase by Germany of the 1927 wool clip of the Argentine and Uruguay to the value of 75,000,000 marks (£3,750,000). ...

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  46. GERMAN STATEMENTS.

    A wireless German official message says: We recaptured the eastern fringe of the height castmard of Vauxaillon. The enemy eastward of Laffaux (north-east of ...

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  47. QUEENSLAND PATRIOTIC FUND.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 33 words
  48. NEMY'S RECENT LOSSES.

    [?] French communique states: [?] of St. Quentin we progressed in the [?]on and Savy district, and con[?] to enlarge our gains between the ...

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  49. SENTENCES FOR DESERTION.

    The military authorities have issued a further list of names of soldiers who have been convicted of desertion from the firing line or after their units have been ...

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  50. PUBLIC SERVICE PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL.

    Members of the Public Service are hard at work preparing for the forthcoming patriotic carnival. Committees meet during the lunch hour, after office hours, ...

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  51. SOLDIERS AND LIQUOR.

    The liquor bars in Maryborough were closed last evening at 10 o'clock—an hour earlier than usual. The action was taken, it is understood, by the military ...

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  52. AUSTRO-GERMAN DIFFERENCES.

    Thirty thousand Austrian troops are employed on garrison duty in Belgium, and several bloody encounters have occurred between them and the Germans, ...

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  53. SEWING MACHINE WANTED.

    The Red Cross Sub-committee of Hospitals (sewing section) has need of a third sewing machine to serve the requirements of the Kangaroo Point ...

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  54. CONSIDERATION FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    Mr. Charles Poole, M.P., New Zealand, in addressing the Rotary Club on reconstruction problems, pleaded for greater consideration for the contention of ...

    Article : 59 words
  55. PROHIBITION IN AMERICA.

    President Wilson has signed a proclamation prohibiting the use of foodstuffs in the brewing of [?] except malt and hops. After December 1 brewing in the ...

    Article : 47 words
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