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  3. THE EASTERN FRONT.

    A communique states that after desperate fighting we drove back the enemy across the Stavok River, a tributary on the left bank of the Stokhod, capturing 600 ...

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  4. SECOND ANNIVERSARY

    The war anniversary was commemorated by services of intercession throughout the United Kingdom, including Buckingham Palace, at which the Primate preached and ...

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  5. BRITISH FIGHTING.

    A report by General Haig, issued at midnight, is as follows:—We have gained ground north of Little Bazentin. Strong attacks on the Delville Wood have been ...

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  6. BELLIGERENTS LOSSES.

    Fantastic reports are being published in the German papers as to the extent of the Anglo-French casualties on the Somme. Meanwhile a significant silence is ...

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  7. HEAVY ENEMY LOSSES.

    The "Times" correspondent, Mr. Stanley Washburn, writing from Russian headquarters on the StoKhod on the 3rd of August, states that in accordance with ...

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  8. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    There were not many wounded men on the hospital ship Karoola, which berthed at Woolloomooloo this morning. Most of the patients were suffering from or ...

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  9. COMPARATIVELY UNEVENTFUL.

    General Sir Douglas Haig reports that as a result of minor operations west of Pozieres we gained some ground. There were minor operations north of ...

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  10. PRIME MINISTER'S MESSAGE.

    Mr. Asquith telegraphed to his constituents:—"We face the third year of the war with an ever growing confidence of final success and with a resolution confirmed by each ...

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  11. LATEST BRITISH REPORT.

    General Sir Douglas Haig reports that we are in closest touch with the enemy in the trenches we captured last night west of Pozieres. Many Germans are lying dead ...

    Article : 70 words
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  13. NEWCASTLE RACES.

    The Sydney office of the Union Trustee Company of Australia, Ltd., has paid to the Commissioner of Stamp Duty a cheque for £4906/8/10, being probate duty on ...

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  14. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The crew of a British trawler that was sunk states that they saw a submarine obtaining supplies from a Norwegian steamer. ...

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  15. BRITISH AEROPLANE RAID.

    The Admiralty announces a successful attack by a aeroplane squadron against an enemy aerodrome in western Belgium and ammunition sheds at Mierelbeke. Two tons ...

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  16. GERMANS ON THE BUG FRONT.

    Reuter's Petrograd correspondent states that a determined enemy has made a stand, on the Bug front from Sokal to Back, where already immense defence works are ...

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  17. HIGH COMMISSIONER'S MESSAGE.

    In a message to tho Press, Mr. A. Fisher, Commonwealth High Commissioner, says:— "Our foes are not yet subdued, but their hopes of victory and world-power have ...

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  18. MOOREFIELD RACES.

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  19. BRITISH ARTILLERY.

    The "Times" correspondent at headquarters writes:—This is the third day without a definite offensive. Minor fighting continues in extremely hot weather. We have gained ...

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  20. BRITAIN THE PIVOT.

    French journals contain lengthy comments on the anniversary of the declaration of war. "St. Brice's Journal" states that ...

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  21. THE CAUCASUS.

    The Russians, in the Caucasus, in the direction of Diarbekr, stormed, at the point of the bayonet, the Turkish works between Mush and Mamahatun. They took 300 ...

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  22. COMMONWEALTH MESSAGE.

    The following cable message was despatched by his Excellency the Governor-General to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, on the occasion of the second anniversary ...

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  23. LIVELY FIGHTING.

    An official communique reports that fighting continues on the Thiaumont and Fleury front, where the Germans attacked all night long, most stubbornly. Several ...

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  24. HINDENBURG AND THE AUSTRIANS.

    Despatches from Vionna state that the new appointment of Field Marshal you Hindenburg to the sole command of the Eastern front has enraged the Austrian ...

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  25. MESSAGE TO NAVY.

    The Minister for the Navy (Mr. Jensen), states that on the occasion of two years of war, during which the Royal Australian Navy and the naval establishments connected with ...

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  26. SHACKLETON EXPEDITION

    Reuter's Correspondent at Port Stanley, Falkland Islands that Sir Ernest Shackleton has returned after a third fruitless attempt to rescue those number of his ...

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  27. AIR RAIDS.

    General Sir Archibald Murray reports that two enemy aeroplanes on the 3rd of August attacked shipping at Laketissa, near Ismailia, and many bombs were ...

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  28. SENATOR PEARCE ON ANTI-MILITARISTS.

    In the course of his speech at the Town Hall, Melbourne, last night, at the war anniversary celebration, Senator Pearce said he believed that it was no boast to say that ...

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  29. MORE SLAVE RAIDS.

    The Amsterdam journal, "Der Telegra[?] states that there have been further extensive slave raids in the north of France. The Paris "Figaro" mentions that 150 ...

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  30. UNCLE SAM PURCHASES ISLANDS.

    Reuter's Washington correspondent reports that a treaty has been signed under which the United States Government has purchased the Danish West Indies for ...

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  31. GERMANS AT VERDUN.

    A correspondent at Paris says there is heavy fighting at Verdun. The Germans are alarmed at the methodical French advance in the Fleury and Thiaumont region, ...

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  32. BRITISH CABINET.

    Many lobbyists regard the position of the Government as critical. The "Manchester Guardian," which is usually well informed. remarks that many ...

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  33. THE WEATHER.

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  34. ADVANTAGE OF SOMME OPERATIONS.

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris reports extensive fighting on the [?]ight of the Meuse. The Germans, he states had previously reached a position on the right bank ...

    Article : 93 words
  35. THE FORECAST.

    New South Wales: Fine and cool, except for showers in the south-east quarter, chiefly over the south-west slopes; southerly winds, and many frosts and fogs. ...

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  36. EYES ON SPANISH TRADE.

    The germans in anticipation of the War-after-the-war, have their eyes fastened very particularly on the rich markets of South America. A "German-Spanish Society" has ...

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  37. FORTITUDE OF BELGIUM.

    King George has telegraphed King Albert, of Belgium, assuring him of his complete confidence in the united efforts of the Allies to liberate Belgium and restore full ...

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  38. GOOD TIDINGS.

    The correspondent of the "Berliner Tageblatt," describing the Australian attack at Fromelles, mentions that marksmon were specially placed on the breast works to pick ...

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  39. SINGLETON CELEBRATIONS.

    The second anniversary of the war was observed by a public meeting in the Mechanics Institute Hall last evening. The shire president (Mr. F. J. R. Dight) presided over ...

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  40. NATIVES NONPLUSSED.

    The "Times" correspondent in headquarters reports hot, dry, and trying weather with fitful artillerying at night along with theheavy shelling ...

    Article : 96 words
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  44. ENTHUSIASM AT MUSWELLBROOK.

    Notwithstanding the very cold temperature a good number of residents assembled in front of the Post Office last night to join in val of the Empire's determination to continue ...

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