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  2. THE WEATHER.

    $till showery on the far North Coast; fine elsewhere; milder temperatures; variable winds, chiefly northern inland. ...

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  3. LATEST CABLE NEWS.

    Five Americans were drowned when the American steamer City of Athens struck a mine close to Capetown. Four of the crew and ten other ...

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  4. LATE TELEGRAMS.

    Joan Williams, a young woman, was convicted at the Melbourne Court of General Sessions, on a charge of having attempted to pervert the course of ...

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  5. THE WAR.

    Reuter's French headquarter's correspondent gives a remarkable instance of the facility with which the French fighting 'planes transform themselves into ...

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  6. UNCHANGED.

    This afternoon the Commissioners slated: that the regular time-table of suburban trains was being run to-day. No difficulty is being experienced in ...

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  7. WILL STAND FIRM.

    A demonstration of the unionists on strike was held this afternoon, members of the railway and tramway services and miners and others employed at the ...

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  8. Mr. Holman Entertained

    General Smuts entertained Mr. Holman at dinner on August 13. Mr. Fisher is giving a luncheon to Mr. Holman on August 22. ...

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  9. Italian War Tax

    "The "Times" Rome correspondent says that the Italian war taxation in chides a tax of 16/ annually on pianos and billiard tables. ...

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  10. HOW THE I.W.W. CAUSED THE STRIKE.

    The desperate efforts of the strike leaders to repudiate the I.W.W. in this industrial trouble may have the effect of deceiving the public, who usually ...

    Article : 737 words
  11. PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS.

    When Parliament assembled to-day Mr. Fuller expressed the sorrow felt among members at the death of Mr. R. Scobie, M.L.A., for the Murray. He said that ...

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  12. "DO YOUR DUTY."

    Major Head, medical officer at the volunteer laborers' camp, addressed the men. to-day and expressed the hope that they would keep to their promise and ...

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  13. Feeling the Pinch

    The "Vossische Zeitung" reports that there will be two meatless weeks monthly in Germany, commencing from September. ...

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  14. AIR RAID HORRORS.

    Twenty were killed at Southend within a hundred yards. A mother on returning home, left her two children in a perambulator while she ...

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  15. TREACHERY IN THE TRENCHES.

    The Minister for the Navy, referring to the strike at Cockatoo Island, expressed the opinion that it was treachery in the frenches and a deliherate ...

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  16. Southend Raid

    A number of the Southend bombs which did not explode emitted a yellow vapor. These have now been surrounded with, barricades and placarded ...

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  17. MELBOURNE "WHARFIES" FIRM.

    Mr. Hughes' proclamation had little effect on the Victorian situation to-day. The wharf laborers still adhere to their determination not to work any but trans ...

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  18. LOSS OF MATUNGA.

    Referring to the suspicion that the island steamer Matunga had met with the same fate as the Cumberland, from an internal explosion, Mr. Hughes ...

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  19. MAINTAINING FOOD SUPPLY.

    The Acting-Premier states that before very long whatever food stuffs on the wharves and whatever comes along will be handled and distributed. ...

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  20. Savage Executions

    The "Times" Amsterdam correspondent reports that the Germans' savage executions continue daily in Belgium. The famous athlete, Venrentergem, ...

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  21. RUSSIA'S FUTURE.

    The "Daily Express" has learned that M. Korensky' (the Russian Premier) in addressing a gathering of personal friends at Petrograd, stated: "I am suffering ...

    Article : 115 words
  22. BOARIMNG OVERSEA VESSEL.

    Three men were fined £5 each, in default a months hard labor, on a charge of boarding on oversea vessel having aliens on board, before the registration of all ...

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  23. QUIET ON WATERFRONT.

    A rumor was circulated to-day that the wharf laborers were to take a ballot to-day on the question of resuming work, but the men, when interrogated, laughed ...

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  24. VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP.

    About 500 volunteer laborers have already gone into camp close handy to the city. The great majority of the men are from the country. Arrangements ...

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  25. Spanish Strikers

    Strikers derailed a train at Fuentelapina by Wowing up the rails. The engine and ears fell over an embankment. ...

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  26. NARROMINE TRAGEDY.

    At the Narromine Police Court to-day John Ernest Meizer was further remanded till August 24, on a charge of murdering a child, Mina Andrey Hill. ...

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  27. SUBMARINE ATTACK REPELLED.

    The gun crew on an armed American ship at Santa Marie, in the Azores, recently repelled the attack of a large submarine, which appeared outside the ...

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  28. FURTHER ARRESTS CONTEMPLATED.

    Further arrests in connection with the strike are contemplated by the Government. ...

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  29. DEATH OF MR. SCOBIE, M.L.A.

    Mr. Robert Scobie, M.L.A., for the Murray, died suddenly to-day. He had [?] got out of led when he collapsed and expired almost immediately. ...

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  30. Strike News in Brief.

    It is considered likely that the men employed at the Victorian State coal mine, numbering 1500, will Shortly be affected by the action of the New South ...

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  31. BRITISH DESTROYER MINED.

    The Admiralty reports that a British destroyer was mined and sunk in the North Sea. The captain, two officers and 43 men ...

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  32. APPEAL FOR NEW TRIAL.

    The Full Court commenced the hearing to-day of the appeal for a new trial in [?] of the action in which Cuthbert Petree claimed £2500 from E. W. Knox, ...

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  33. Russian Train Smash

    A message from Petrograd states that midway between Petrograd and moscow a pointsman by mistake switched the express into a siding. The ...

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  34. "BEGINNING OF THE END."

    The Chief Commissioner states that the fact that prominent members of the unions have sought reinstatement clearly indicates the beginning or the end of ...

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  35. Pope's Peace Proposals.

    It is unofficially announced that the outline of Pope Benedict's peace proposals include some of the principles for the world's peace for which ...

    Article : 333 words
  36. AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK.

    The sinking of the American Tank steamer, Gampnna, and the capture of four naval guards and the captain by a German submarine, is announced by the ...

    Article : 36 words
  37. SEPARATION ALLOWANCE.

    The Minister for Defence, states that from September 1 next a separation allowance at the rate of fourpence half-penny per day will be paid on behalf of ...

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  38. NO AEROPLANES FOR NEUTRALS.

    The American Government has decided to allow no wore American-made aeroplanes to go to neutrals. ...

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  39. ENGLISH MAILS.

    The mail for the United Kingdom (letters only), closes at the G.P.O. at 12.30 on Friday. ...

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  40. Governor of N.S.W.

    It is understood that the final choice of the New South Wales Governor is being made at present: Sir H. L. Galway, Governor of South ...

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  41. AIR RAID CASUALTIES.

    Further particulars show that 32 wore killed in Sunday's air raid. ...

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  42. Another Demonstration.

    Another demonstration took place outside Federal Parliament House this afternoon. As a result Miss Adela Pankhurst was arrested on a charge of ...

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  43. NON-UNIONISM.

    The A.M.A., Broken Hill, is launching a campaign against non-unionism. A meeting last night decided that within 14 days all members of the ...

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  44. Dominion's Part.

    In the House of Commons on the Colonial Office Vote, Mr. Long said that the line part the Dominion troops have taken in the war required no description, as it ...

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  45. Federal Parliament

    In the House, of Representatives to-day Mr: Hughes told Sir Win. Irvine that the Government's policy towards the industrial crisis was clearly ...

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  46. Kerensky's Conference

    M. Kerensky has invited a thousand delegates, representing democratic, national, economic, industrial, and scientific bodies, the army and the universities ...

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  47. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

    Thomas Robinson, of the Seamen's Union, was charged to-day with having conspired with others to bring about a strike of seamen. ...

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  48. War Time Profits.

    At a meeting of the Federal [?] consideration, was Riven to some of the recommendations from the Treasurer for the amendment of the waf-Time Tax ...

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  49. Stockholm Imbroglio

    The Labor lenders are active in seeking a way out of the Stockholm imbroglio. The executive met in the morning and ...

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  50. Alleged Prejudicial Statements

    Pereival Brookfield, M.L.A., was charged at the police court to-day with having made a statement in May 27, likely to prejudice recruiting. ...

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  51. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S WARNING.

    Following a special conference of Federal Ministers, It was announced that a War Precautions regulation would ho issued immediately, giving effect to the ...

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  52. BIG LOAN FOR ALLIES.

    The United Status Confess is to [?] to authorise another loan of three billion dollars to the Allies. ...

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  53. U-Boat Rammed

    One of the most modem U-boats was lowed to Zeebrugge severely damaged affer being rammed. Three of the crew perished. ...

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  54. WAR ON AUSTRIA.

    China lias declared war against Austria. ...

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