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  2. THE CANNING SEAT.

    At Victoria Park East last night, the Attorney-General and Minister for Mines (Mr. R. T. Robinson) spoke again in furtherance of his electioneering campaign ...

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  3. WESTERN WAR FRONT.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs. telegraphing from France to the "Daily Chroncile" last night, stated.—"At dusk on Friday evening the Australians, with the English on their left, ...

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  4. AT SEA.

    Swlift Russian cruisers in the Baltic on Saturday encountered and immediatcly sank two new German torpedo boats. The activity of the British and Russain ...

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  5. SUEZ CANAL ZONE.

    The British commander in Egypt has forwarded the following the details of Friday's fighting in the Romani region:— "The enemy frontally attacked the British ...

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  6. THE SNOW CASE.

    In the High Court to-day an ex parte application on behalf of the Crown to appeal to the High Court against the decision of the Supreme Court of South Australia ...

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  7. BRITISH SUBMARINE FEAT.

    The Vienna "Neuo Freie Presse" reports that a British submarine torpedoed two large steamors in Constantinople harbour yesterday, and bombarded the suburbs of ...

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  8. BRITISH VESSEL TORPEDOED.

    The Admiralty announces that the auxilliary mine-sweeper Clacton was torpedeed and sunk by a German submarine in the Levant last Thursday, and five members of ...

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  9. COMMONWEALTH RECRUITING.

    In Queensland to-day 36 recruits were accepted. ...

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  10. DEPORTATION OF FRENCH PEOPLE.

    Following upon a complaint from the Archbishop of Rheims, the Pope has Privately appenled to the Kaiser on hehalf of the people deported from Northern ...

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  11. MURDER OF CAPTAIN FRYATT.

    The British Workers' League held a demenstration yesterday afternoon in Trafalgar Square, and demanded reprisals for the murdor of Captain Fryatt. The ...

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  12. PURSUIT OF THE ENEMY.

    Turkish prisoners are pouring into Katya. The British whose losses so far have been extraordinarily fight, are pursuing the enemy. ...

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  13. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Of all the good works of the Soldiers' Welcome Committee none is more the roughly appreciated than the weekly entertainment accorded to recuits on the ...

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  14. TURKISH RETICENCE.

    A Turkish communique issued yesterday was silent about Katia. The Turks contented themselves with mentioning that British warships had shelled some date ...

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  15. ANTI-VERMIN BODY BELT.

    One of the penalties of war and of life in the tropics is the raveges of insects, which never fail to establish their domicile upon the human body if the opportunity ...

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  16. Y.M.C.A. MILITARY WORK.

    On Thursday night, at Blackboy. Hill, Mr. G. F Pfister. President of the Alliance Francaise, gave an interesting address to about 600 soldiers on the advantages of ...

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  17. RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGNS.

    The following communique was issued yesterday evening:—"Obstinate fighting continued on the bands of the Grabarka and the Sereth throughout to-day for the ...

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  18. RESCUED FROM SINKING SHIPS.

    A British cruiser yesterday landed 227 passengers and seamen from the steamers Siena, Triooupis, Tottenham, and Favonian, all of which were torpedoed last week in ...

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  19. POSITION BEFORE THE BATTLE.

    Telegraphing from Romani on Friday, a correspordent stated:— "The Turks are apparently commencing to attack the forces defending the Suez ...

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  20. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE.

    The "Sun" states: "Count von Bernstorff is urging Mr. Lansing to sign an agreement whereby Germany will give a strict accountability in the case of every ...

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  21. THE VICTORIA CROSS.

    The Victoria Cross has been awarded to the following:—Lieutenant Battnepooll, of the Munster Fusiliers. He direceted a party of raiders ...

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  22. OVER 5,000 PRISONERS IN TWO DAYS.

    A communique issued this morning stated: "There was obstinate fighting last night. southward of Brody. We captured six more villages an took 3,000 ...

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  23. REPATRIATION FUND.

    Arising out of the receipt of a letter from the State War Council in regard to the Australian Sildiors' Repatriation Fund, asking for the formation by the council of ...

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  24. COMMONWEALTH WAR LOAN.

    To facilitate the handling of applications lodged by an employer or a departmental head on behalf of a numerious employees, the Commonwealth Bank desires that when ...

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  25. BRITISH NEWS.

    The King has received replies to his messages to the Allies. The Mikado telegraphed: "Your Majesty's welcome message on the second anniversary ...

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  26. FORMIDABLE GERMAN REINFORCEMENTS.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Morning Post" reports:"Fierce fighting on General Brusiloff's front is being continued. The Germans have brought up ...

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  27. A GERMAN STORY.

    The following German communique was issued yesterday afternoon:—"We repulsed Russian counter attacks on the Stockhod to-day. The Russians captured the west ...

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  28. SMALLPOX.

    There are nine cases of smallpox in the hospital at Walgett. and the health authorities are doing everthing possible to prevent the disease spreading. ...

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  29. IN THE CAUCASUS.

    A communique published yesterday stated:—"We continued the offensive movement in the Caucasus yesterday and captured Turkish positions on the river ...

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  30. NEW ZEALAND.

    The home of Mr. Archibald McNeil, at Strathford, Taranaki, was destroyed by fire this morning, and his four children were burned to death. ...

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  31. TURCO-GERMAN FRICTION.

    The "Gornale d'Italia" states: "The Turkish Government has refused a German request for 100,000 troops to help Austria. It declares that all available Turkish troops ...

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  32. ARMOUR FOR SOLDIERS.

    Sir Conan Doyle. pleading for armour for soldiers, instances the case of Ned Kelly and declares: "As speed is not essential in trench fighting, armour for ...

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  33. ANGLO-JAPANESE RELATIONS.

    The Premier, speaking on Saturday at a barquet. celebrating the Russo-Japanese treaty, emphasised the fact that the Anglo-Japanese treaty remained as the basis of ...

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  34. BETWEEN THE ANCRE AND THE SOMME.

    General Haig reported this morning:—"Our guns were active throughout last night. We shelled various areas behind our lines between the Ancre and the ...

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  35. COMMONWEALTH.

    Intense interest is being taken in the conscription question in Melbourne and the return of the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) tomorrow is certain to increase the ...

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  36. A NEW YORK STRIKE.

    In consequence of the strike over the question of the recongnition of trades unions all the surface railway cars in New York were stopped yesterday. There were many ...

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  37. TURKISH CASUALTIES IN ARMENIA.

    The "Idea Nazionale" states: "Since the fall of Erfingan the Turkish army has been fleeing towards Sivas, across roadless mountains and abandoning guns and equipment. ...

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  38. GENERAL ITEMS.

    With the approach of the Greek elections the members of M.Skouloudis's late Cabinet are displaying pro-Entente sympathies. M. Gounaris has arranged a lecture tour ...

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  39. AUSTRALIAN EXPERTNESS.

    A "Morning Post" correspondent in France states:—"The Australians have again proved their expertness at bombing. The Germans never stand up to the ...

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  40. ITALY.

    A Communique issued yesterday evening, stated:—"The Austrains launched strong ingantry attacks at several points between, the Adige and the Upper Isonzo ...

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  41. AN AERONAUTICAL EXPOSITION.

    A great pan-American aeronautical exposition will be held in New York in January. ...

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  42. AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY.

    The "New York American" publishes an extraordinary story from Amsterdam to the effect that Germany has forced Denmark to pay an indemnity of £4,500,000 ...

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    Fuel Conservation on Railroads.—Writing in the "Rock Island (U.S.A.) Employes' Magazine" D. R. Sebasian discloses a number of interesting facts regrding the huge ...

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  44. FRENCH OPERATIONS.

    A communique issued this morning stated:—"Two small operations to-day enabled us to progress in the German trenches south-west of Estrees. Our ...

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  45. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The friends of Sergeant S. N. Whit-worth, of the Mines Department, who was severely wounded at Gallipoli, will be pleased to learn that he has now almost ...

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  46. GERMAN AERIAL FATALITIES.

    Berlin newspapers announce that 14 Germans have been killed in aerial combats since July 29. ...

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  47. AUSTRIAN BARBARITY.

    Dalmatian prisoners declare that the austrians recently burned an Italian prisoner alive in a public squrare at Gorizia. ...

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  48. AN ARMOURED BATTLEPLANE.

    In connection with the appeal for funds for the purchase of aircraft for the British forces, it was announced to-day that Mr. Sydney Kidman, the well-known ...

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  49. A DAMAGED ZEPPELIN.

    It is reported that the Zeppelin that was damaged by gunfire during the recent raid on England came down in the neighbourhood of Hanover and was unable to ...

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  50. ITALIAN OFFICERS HANGED.

    "H Messagero" reports that the Austrian recently hanged four wounded Italian officers on a charge of treason. Reprisals are demanded. ...

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  51. SIDELIGHTS FROM FRANCE.

    Private P. A. Thomas of a British regiment now fighting in France, writing to his brother in Perth under date June 29, says:—"I am not getting my leave as I ...

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  52. A GERMAN FOOD CENSUS.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "New York Times" reports: "Von Batocki, the Food Dictator, has ordered a food census. which is to be completed by the 1st of ...

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  53. WARTIME PROFITS BILL.

    "Considerable interest in being taken in the Wartime Profits Bill, which will come before Parliament, no doubt, early in the coming session," remarked the Federal ...

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  54. A GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    A communique issued yesterday evening stated: "The fighting at Pozieres continues Enemy attacks made at Foureaux Wood to-day were unsuccessful. There were ...

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  55. AN AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

    A Vienna communique, lissued yesterday evening stated:—"We advanced south of Jablonica and Tartaros to-day. The italians heavily bombauded Gorizia and damaged a ...

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