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  2. Advertising

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  3. THE WAR.

    "The Times" Amsterdam correspondent says that the interest in Lord Lansdowne's letter overshadows the Reichstag speeches. Undoubtedly a large ...

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  4. LATE TELEGRAMS.

    The Interstate Commission took further evidence to-day in respect to the price of groceries. Charles Hancot, president of the Retail ...

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  5. DIXON CASE

    In the Central Criminal Court to-day Oswald Henry Dixon was charged with having murdered his wife. He was defended by Mr. Gannon, K.C., and Mr. ...

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  6. GERMANS, ATTACK.

    Mr. Perry Robinson says there have been exciting moments. After a quiet night the Huns began heavy shelling at 7.30 on Friday, an immense number of ...

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  7. THE LATEST.

    The soldiers are now keenly interested in the referendum and are eagerly discussing it. A strong pre-Government committee has been formed in London ...

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  8. SEPARATE PEACE.

    A Petrograd message says that Trotsky dismissed Maklafaff, Ambassador at Paris, because he attended the Allied Conference. Trotsky informed an Allied ...

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  9. STRANGE STATEMENTS BY THE "ANTIS."

    If this world war were a mere passing European storm which could not disturb the tranquil Australian skies, there might be some justification for a ...

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  10. HAIG'S REPORT.

    Field Marshal Haig reports: On Saturday the enemy delivered nine separate attacks in the neighborhood of Mesmieres. We beat off all counter attacks ...

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  11. INDUSTRIAL COURT ADVOCATE.

    In the Industrial Court, when an application for registration by the Tramway Traflic Association and the Government Tramways Electrical Branch Workers' ...

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  12. German Attack Fails

    Mr. Perry Robinson telegraphing on December 2, says that the effort was in the open country between Bourlon Wood and Moeuvres No fever than ...

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  13. Case Against Catts

    In applying for an adjournment in the case against Mr. Catts, M.H.R., at the Central Summons Court to-day, Mr. Sheridan, counsel for the defence, said ...

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  14. FRATERNISATION ORDERED.

    M. Bourchier, the "Times" special correspondent at Petrograd, writing on Friday, said that Ensign Krylenkos, in an army order, announces the opening of the ...

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  15. TROOPS FROM RUSSIAN FRONT.

    Attention is at present rivetted on the Anatro-German divisions from Russia. It is variously estimated that the Germans will bring twenty-five divisions ...

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  16. SCHOOL CHILDREN AND "YES."

    The complaint of and ex-school teacher that the State school children were asked by their teachers to tell their parents to vote "Yes" at the referendum ...

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  17. COSTLY GAINS.

    Reuter's correspondent at headquarters says that the amount of territory the enemy gained an Friday's attack at the loss of 1000 bodies was so trilling that ...

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  18. "THEN WE SHALL CONQUER."

    Reuter's Paris correspondent says Lloyd George was Interviewed by the "Petit Parisienne." He stated: The moment is very serious. Everything ...

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  19. Pressing the Turks

    Reuter's correspondent at headquarters says: There has been a considerable amount of desultory fighting at various points of the line, fortunately with the ...

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  20. UNION FINE.

    The New South Wales Government is proceeding in Equity against T. W. Furse and certain other officials of the Australian Meat Industry Employees' Union for ...

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  21. British Withdrawal

    Field Marshal Haig reports: The north county and home county battalions this morning captured some fortified buildings and strong points on ...

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  22. FOOD TROUBLES IN FRANCE.

    The food and economic troubles in France have compelled M. Clemenceau to announce to-day a general system of bread rationing and the limitation of ...

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  23. INKERMAN RE-CALLED.

    Mr. Dewar, the "Daily Mail's" correspondent, says that the first intimation of the advance at Gouzeacourt was the enemy's appearance 300 yards away. The ...

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  24. HAS THE EX-CZAR ESCAPED?

    A Paris newspaper publishes a Swiss report that the ex-Czar has escaped and arrived at Japan. The report is unconfirmed. ...

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  25. Queensland Premier.

    The Rearing of the charges against Mr. Ryan (Premier of Queensland) under the War Precautions Regulations having made a false statement of facts ...

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  26. FORGED FIVER.

    When Norman Astor appeared before the Police Court to-day charged with having forged a Commonwealth five pound note, Inspector Mitchell said that ...

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  27. Fate of Venice

    A Venice correspondent says two thirds of the population have departed. An average of a thousand are leaving daily. The remainder are receiving a ...

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  28. GERMAN VERSION.

    A wireless German official message reports the most violent artilerying all night long astride the Passchendaele ridge. English attacks eastward and westward of Moeuvres broke down. ...

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  29. NEW WAR PRECAUTIONS REGULATION.

    In an amendment of the War Precautions Regulations issued to-day it is provided that on the averment of the prosecutor that a defendant is a person who ...

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  30. Naval Attack

    Reuter's Rome correspondent says that it is officially announced that 14 enemy light craft attacked the coast on November 28, but a counter attack by armored ...

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  31. TURKS EJECTED FROM CAPTURED POSITIONS.

    A Palestine, official message says: The Turks attacked at 1 o'clock yesterday morning in the neighborhood of Beiturettukta and Birelbuni and gained ...

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  32. Sinn Fein in Australia

    Mr. Hughes stated to-night that there was absolutely no truth in the statements of the anti-conscriptionists that they were not allowed liberty of speech. ...

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  33. SAID GOOD NIGHT.

    While crossing Belmore Park early on Sunday morning, John Williamson, a soldier encamped at Liverpool, was brutally assaulted and wounded in the ...

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  34. CHARGE OF MURDER.

    At the Melbourne Police Court to-day Arthur Oldring was remanded on a charge of having murdered Margaret Taylor and her daughter at Trawool. ...

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  35. Canada's Victory Loan

    Lists have closed for Canada's victory loan, which has been over-subscribed with a total of more than £70,000,000. More than 500,000 persons participated ...

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  36. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

    Representations have been made to the State Government that December 24 should be proclaimed a public holiday, which would make the Christmas ...

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  37. Ballot For Reinforcements

    Mr. Hughes stated to-night that whilst single men between 20 and 44 were liable if the referendum was carried no one would be sent into the firing line until ...

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  38. Coventry Dispute

    The Coventry parties have conferred. The Government agreed to settle the dispute if the strikers resume by December 4 and discuss details locally. ...

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  39. BIG FIRE IN MELBOURNE.

    The premises of Bloggs' Proprietary, Limited, manufacturing chemists, and the adjoining premises of the Electrical Equipment Manufacturing Proprietary, ...

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  40. THE SILENT CITY.

    Ward Price visited Venice which is silent and unlighted. The quays and piazzas are almost deserted, only a few persons flitting ghost-like through the ...

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  41. GOODS UNDER WEIGHT.

    Several business men were heavily fined at the Police Court to-day for selling goods under weight. In one case a £20 penalty was imposed. ...

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  42. BARRABA TRAIN THREE TIMES WEEK.

    Under the altered railway time table he Barraba train will run only three times a week, viz., from Tamworth on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ...

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  43. LIBERTY LOAN.

    The Federal Treasury announced to-day that to meet the wishes of many people who will he receiving payments for their wool, and who desire to invest ...

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  44. CONVICTED FOR ASSAULT.

    Frank Bennett was convicted at the Sessions to-day on a charge of assaulting Patrick Boland with intent to prevent his lawful detention. ...

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  45. DICE LEFT BEHIND.

    Four dice which were left behind by safe-breakers who raided the Stephenson Preserving Company's factory at Water-loo either on Saturday night or yesterday, ...

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  46. UNION'S APPLICATION REFUSED.

    Judge Rolin refused the application of the Sydney branch of the Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia for registration. ...

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  48. STATE REVENUE.

    The State revenue for the past five months showed a decrease of £334,927. The receipts last month were £1,586,826, an Increase of £50,187 as compared with ...

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  49. PERSONAL.

    After ten months active service in far eastern waters. Ken Bourne, son of Air and Mrs. W. A. Bourne, has been transferred to the naval depot, ...

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  50. COMMONWEALTH PENSIONS.

    To the end of November the Commonwealth Government granted 69.867 war pensions entailing an annual liability of £2,345,000. There are now 94,694 old ...

    Article : 44 words
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