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  2. INTERNED IRISH

    Mr. Justice Harvey commenced, in the Equity Court yesterday, the inquiry authorised under a War Precautions regulation into the question of the continued detention of ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS. DEFINITELY WON.

    According to a Paris message, General Mangin, speaking to Press correspondents, outlined the main features of the great battle which has been concluded. It can to-day be ...

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  4. MERCILESS U-BOATS.

    It is authoritatively reported from Amsterdam that the Dutch Government has postponed the sallings of hospital ships conveying British wounded men to England owing ...

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  5. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.

    Mr. Montagu (Secretary of State for India), in the course of a statement on Indian affairs, said that Indian troops were playing by far the largest part in Mesopotamia, Palestine, and ...

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  6. RUSSIA ENTERED BY ALLIES

    The disembarkation of Japanese troops has commenced at Vladivostock. The Russian Embassy at Washington has issued the following statement:— ...

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  7. WAR NOTES. ON THE WESTERN FRONT.

    Very little change has occurred on the Western front since the receipt of yesterday's news. On the British section of the line the enemy has effected movements of minor ...

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  8. ON THE VESLE ALLIES PAUSE

    According to a Paris message the sodden roads are considerably hampering the Allies in their advance. The Vesle is in flood. The Allies captured 1000 guns during ...

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  9. ENEMY ATTACK AT MORLAN-COURT.

    The German attack, at Morlancourt apparently aimed at the recovery of the ground the Australians gained on July 28-29. There had been several former unsuccessful ...

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  10. AUSTRIA.

    Mr. Ward Price, the official correspondent on the Italian front, telegraphs:—Prisoners state that Auatria is pockmarked with disaffection, mutiny, and desertion among the ...

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  11. ZEPPELINS AS RAIDERS.

    The latest attempt by Zeppelins to carry out a raid over the east coast of England proved a complete failure, and only served to strongthen the conviction that the Zeppelin ...

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  12. RECRUITING.

    At the Central Recruiting Depot on Monday 32 men were accepted. This, with a return of 28 from the country, made the total for the day 60. ...

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  13. RUSSIA.

    A Geneva message states:—It is learned from a Ukranian source that forces of Japanese have begun to land at Vladivostock without opposition. They are protected by ...

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  14. UNEASY GERMANS.

    It is reported from Amsterdam that Herr Ballin, a leading German shipowner, has resigned from the Economic Council of Mittel Europa because of his idea that it is a ...

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  15. NEW RECRUITING DEPOT.

    The Attorney-General will to-morrow night open a new recruiting depot at the junction of Parramatta and City roads, near Grace Brothers. It is announced that the Lord ...

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  16. THE GALLIPOLI MEDAL.

    Twenty-seven members of the House of Commons have petitioned the Cabinet to extend the Gallipoli decoration to the Imperial troops. ...

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  17. THE FRENCH-AUSTRALIAN MISSION.

    M. Metin, chief of the French-Australian Mission, was presented to President Wilson by the French Ambassador, M. Jusserand President Wilson, in the course of ...

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  18. EFFECTS OF BRITISH REPRISALS.

    There are other reasons why raids against England have been less frequent of late, and not the least important of these if the activity of the British bombing squadrons. These ...

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  19. GERMAN ROBBERS.

    Speaking in the House of Commons, Lord Robert Cecil (Minister for Blockade) said that the monstrous exaction by Germany in occupied territories would have to be taken ...

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  20. MARTIN-PLACE MEETING.

    The band of the No. 2 District Guard assisted at the Martin-place meeting yesterday, and 50 soldiers from the Central Recruiting Depot presented arms as God Save the King ...

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  21. LOST WARILDA.

    A cable message from London was received to-day by the Defence Department stating that 14 Australians had lost their lives in the sinking of the hospital ship Warilda. ...

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  22. BORDEN AND HUGHES.

    Professor Keith, a recognised authority on constitutional matters, in a letter to the Press points out that Australia's interest in Britain's tariff policy is secondary and derivative. ...

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  23. AMELIORATION.

    Mr. A. L. Blythe, hon. adjudicator of the Australia Day Amelioration Committee, addressed the members of the Red Cross Society general committee yesterday. Miss ...

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  24. RAIDS BY AUSTRALIANS.

    The following are details of one of the recent little fights by Australian patrols which have been learned only recently:— An officer, with a sergeant and two men, ...

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  25. ZEPPELIN DOWNED.

    The Admiralty announces that five enemy airships, which attempted to cross the coast on the night of the 5th inst., were attacked at sea by air force contingents working with ...

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  26. MEMBERS OF NATIONAL PARTY.

    It was stated yesterday that nearly all the Parliamentary members of the National party who are assisting in the country recruiting marches will attend the reopening of ...

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  27. THE EASTERN POSITION.

    Interest in the Eastern situation is increasing, but the real position must remain vague for some time yet, as the Allies in Eastern Siberia and on the northern and southern ...

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  28. IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.

    The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Mr. W. F. Massey, interviewed by the "Daily Telegraph," and referring to preference, said that he did not wish to interfere with domestic ...

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  29. IRISH UNREST.

    The "Epoca" (Rome) announces that the Pope has forwarded a letter to the Irish bishops, recommending dutifulness to the authorities in accordance with Christian ...

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  30. WEEK'S TOTAL.

    "Last week 330 recruits enlisted in New South Wales, making the total for the Commonwealth 671, as against 557 for the previous week. ...

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  31. WOOL TOPS INDUSTRY.

    The proposals recently made by companies engaged in the manufacture of wool tops were considered by the Federal Cabinet to-night Subsequently the Acting Prime Minister, Mr. ...

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  32. MALVY'S PUNISHMENT.

    M. Malvy, a former French Minister for Home Affairs, has been acquitted of the charge of treason. M. Malvy, who was tried by the French Senate, sitting as a ...

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  33. BRITISH OFFICERS ESCAPE.

    The Dutch newspapers announce that 29 British officers, including two colonels, escaped from the prisoners' camp at Holzminden, in Germany, and are believed to have ...

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  34. SMALL ARMS FACTORY.

    Mr. B. J. M'Kay resumed control at the Small Arms Factory, and it is understood that he will meet union representatives on Friday on the subject of the proposed bonus ...

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  35. NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

    The Brijde Shipping Company has combined with several Norwegian and American companies to form a new line, with headquarters at Seattle. It will be called the American ...

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  36. LIEUT.-COLONEL ABBOTT, M.P.

    There was a large attendance at the Town Hall this afternoon to welcome home Lieutenant-Colonel Abbott, M.P. for New England. All sections of the community combined, and ...

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  37. AMERICAN WAR NEWS.

    The following messages have been received by wireless by the American Consul:— A Pacific Port.—A Japanese steamship, the Canada Maru, was pulled from the rocks and ...

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  38. THE GALLIPOLI RIBBON.

    A ribbon for the Gallipoli Star, awarded to those who actually landed on the peninsula, has been approved. It consists of two outer edges of yellow and silver, symbolic of the ...

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  39. RETURNED OFFICERS.

    The general officer commanding the A.I.F. stated some time ago that he did not desire the return of officers invalided to Australia but in reply to further representations he ...

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  40. NAMING OF SHIPS.

    Acting upon a request from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Minister for Customs (Mr. Jensen) has informed the Registrars of Shipping in the States that during ...

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  41. CANADA'S POPULATION.

    The returns regarding man-power and woman-power in Canada show that there are 4,800,000 persons over 16 years of age. The total population of the Dominion, exclusive of ...

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