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RECRUITING.
"We do not want your cheers only, we want your help," was the opening sentence of Lieut. Wilson's speech from the deck of the destroyer at the conclusion of the patriotic ...
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TIMBER PRICES.
At a further sitting yesterday of the Interstate Commission, which is investigating house rents, a number of timber merchants gave evidence chiefly in relation to the higher ...
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INFLUENZA. SERIOUS OUTBREAK IN LONDON.
Influenza is Still serious in London. Fifty-four persons were sained in the streets and taken to the hospital in 24 hours, making 289 thus seized in 10 days. No less than 315 ...
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LATE WAR NEWS. NEW DRIVE.
Sir Dauglas Haig, reporting at midnight on Monday, stated:— The Fourth, Third, and First British Armies attacked between the Sambro Canal at Olsy ...
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WEST FRONT.
The Anglo-French have advanced between a mile and two miles practically on the whole of a 30-miles front, and have taken 4000 prisoners. They have also captured Landrecies. ...
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TERMS OFFERED TO GERMANY ACCEPTANCE AWAITED
It is officially announced in Washington that the Allies have unanimously agreed on the terms to be offered Germany. If accepted, they will mean Germany's surrender and the immediate end of the war. ...
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WAR NOTES. SOUTH OF THE SCHELDT.
As Sir Douglas Haig's noon report was the only official message which had been receivedfrom the British front up to a into hour last night, the progress of the offensive southwa[?]d ...
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EPIDEMIC DYING OUT.
The influenza epidemic is now everywhere dying out except in some of the native areas. ...
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RAVAGES IN NEW ZEALAND.
The influenza epidemic at Auckland shows no signs of abatement. The tramway staff is seriously affected, and the service is 22 cars short. ...
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PRECAUTIONS IN N.S.W.
Consequent on the outbreaks of Spanish influenza, instructions have, been issued by the authorities that all vessels for. New South Wales from New Zealand and other infected ...
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FIREMEN AT NORTH HEAD.
The authorities have decided that Deputy Chief Officer Jackson, Divisional Officer Lambourne, and seven firemen from headquarters, together with Captain Hildebrand, of the ...
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AMERICAN PROGRESS WEST OF MEUSE
Following up the success achieved in their opening attack on Friday last the Americans westward of the Mouse have continued to make important progress towards the enemy's main ...
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GERMANT EXPOSED ON THREE SIDES.
It is pointed out in military circles in Washington that Germany is now faced with possible invasion on three sides. There will be no cessation of ...
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MANLY COUNCIL.
The fine imposed upon seven members of the Manly Municipal Council in connection with their acceptance of free passes to travel on the Manly ferries ...
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ALIEN RESTRICTIONS.
Peter Simonoff, 35, who claims to be the consular representative in Australia of the Bolshevik Government, was proceeded against at the Central Police Court yesterday under ...
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MEAT. SCHEME.
At a meeting of graziers and farmers, held to protest against the State Government scheme, Mr. E. A. Lee, M.L.A., read the following telegram from the Premier:—"The ...
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THE COMMUNIQUES.
Our troops completed the task of driving back the enemy beyond the Ghent-Terneuzen Canal. The Germans now hold only a few machine-gun nests on the west bank of the ...
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THE MINERS' BAILOT.
The executive officers of the Colliery Employees' Federation replied to-day to the statement made by Mr. Grahame when criticising the attitude of the executive in regard ...
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AUSTRIAN ARMISTICE CONDITIONS
It is reported from Washington that the Austrian armistice provides for the complete surrender and opening of Austro-Hungarian territory for operations by the Allies against Germany. ...
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NEW GERMAN VIEW OF AIR RAIDS.
Certain cablegrams published this morning contain further confirmation of the belief previously expressed by advocates of the policy of reprisals. It has frequently been contended ...
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LUXUKY AND NATIONAL ECONOMY.
Mr. James Marion, general secretary of the New South Wales Alliance, made the following statement last night— "Having learned that there was to be a ...
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AIR RAIDS.
Mr. Lansing (United States Secretary of State) has received a German Note stating that Germany ceased air bombing on October 1, and inquiring why the Allies did not do ...
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SKETCH CLUB.
The Sketch Club, in connection with the Society of Womon Painters, is holding a small exhibition of water colour sketches and calendara in the rooms of the Art Society, ...
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SERVIANS PUSH ON.
A French Eastern communique, issued at midnight on Monday, stated: The Servians are occupying the right bank of the Danube, and have captured Valievo. They are advancing ...
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AUSTRIAN ARMISTICE.
According to a message from Geneva, crowds in Vienna joyously welcomed the news of the armistlce. Few Austraian newspapers comment thereon in the absence of details. ...
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WAR CASUALTIES.
Information has been received that Gunner Eric N. C. Leggo, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Leggo, of Stanmore, died of gunshot wounds on October 20. He was a medical ...
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FEDERAL ARTISANS' WAGES.
Mr. Justice Powers, in the claim of the Commonwealth Public Service Artisans' Association, fixed the following rates, subject to the condition that rates fixed by the State ...
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QUEENSLAND RAILWAYS.
The Premier stated to-day that he had received a communication from the Deputy Commissioner of Railways (Mr. Brown), at Townsville, stating that Burns, Philp had tendered ...
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TURKEY.
The Paris correspondent of the United Press telegraphs that the "Petit Journal" prints an unconfirmed report from Athens to the effect that the Allies have arrived at ...
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BOLSHEVISM IN VIENNA.
The situation in Vienna is critical. Red Guards are already regularly constituted. Soldiery are p[?]llaging the military food depts and selling articles to civilians at fancy prices. ...
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VERSAILLES CONFERENCE.
The "Morning Post" complains that the dominions were not represented at the Versailles Conference and points out that Mr. Hughes was not invited, though still in ...
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BOY'S SHOCKING DEATH.
John James Crummy, 9 years, son of a wellknown coachbuilder, climbed a big gum tree, searching for a bird's nest. When nearly 40ft from the ground the boy slipped, but ...
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LIBERATING SERVIA.
A French eastern communique on Sunday night stated: Following the capture of Belgrade, the defeated Germans and Austrians retired to the north bank of the Danube. ...
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AIR WARFARE.
An American communique issued at midnight on Monday stated: 145 aeroplanes bombed crowded enemy traffic at Montmedy. We destroe[?]d 30 enemy areoplanes. Seven ...
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THE ITALIAN ADVANCE.
A Rome message states that there was great enthusiasm over the occupation of Trieste, Trent, and Udine. Cheering crowds marched through the streets during the day time, and ...
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PREFERENCE TO PAPUA.
The Federal Cabinet has decided to approve of preference on eight or nine products of Papua that are in substantial competition with Australian products. This could be done ...
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INDEPENDENT POLAND.
The United States has recognised the independence of the new Polish State. It is Announced in Washington that the Government of the United States has recognised ...
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VIENNA IN PERIL.
According to an Amsterdam message, serious peril prevails in Western Austria owing to the flight af the armies from the front, who are plundering villages and burning ...
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STATE PASTORAL PROPERTY.
The Premier has announced that the Government had completed the purchase fro[?] J. H. S. Barnes, of Lyndhurst Station, a property in North Queensland, comprising about ...
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RETURNING OFFICERS.
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BRITISH MINISTRY.
The Press Bureau announces that Sir Auckland Geddes Will became President of the Local Government Board, retaining his present office of Minister for National Service. Mr. ...
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ALLUVIAL GOLD DISCOVERY.
The discovery of alluvial gold has been made on the Kirk Connell Estate, four miles from Yetholme, and applications aggregating 40 acres have been entered at the Bathurst ...
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GERMAN TRICKERY.
British troops during the pursuit discovered that German machine-gunners had adopted the trick of donning Belgian workmen's clothes and putting the British on the wrong ...
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PROTESTANT FEDERATION.
The Rev. Angus King, of Haberfield, has been elected the first president of the Australian Protestant Federation. There were delegates present from New South Wales, ...
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EXHIBITION AT TOWN HALL.
The second National Economy Exhibition will be opened to-day at 2.30 by Lady Cullen, Over 100 different films' displays and exhibits are on show or in operation. An address will ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The death is announced from New York of Mrs. Russell Sage, the philanthropist, aged [?]0 years. Mr. Bonar Law stated in the House of ...
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POST-WAR TRADE.
The "Manchester Guardian" says: "Australian newspaper criticisms do not show signs that Australia is no passionately eager to boycott Germany after the war, and for ...
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CARRIAGE OF STOCK.
Replying to statements alleging ill-treatment of cattle consigned from Seven Hills to Coonamble, in respect of which the Minister for Public Works and Railways made ...
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CALEDONIAN-AUSTRALIAN MORTGAGE COMPANY.
The report of the Caledonian-Australian Mortgage Company for the past year shows a profit of £1693. A dividend of 3¾ per cent. has been recommended. The sum of £154 is ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
Wynne Raymond, a lieutenant in the Indian cavalry, formerly of Southland, New Zealand, has been killed in action. The Italian community in Capetown last ...
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BUSH FIRE VICTIMS.
Mr. Harold Gilchrist, aged 41, died on Sunday, also William Roy Holmen, 17, yesterday morning, from burns received while fighting Saltern Creek grass fire. Mr. Thorps is in ...
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FIRE AT ANNANDALE.
Shortly after 9 o'clock last night a fire occurred at Langdon and Langdon's timber yard, Annandale, but was extinguished before much damage was done. ...
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