Mr. Holman, at the luncheon tendered to him at the Town Hall yesterday, gave a graphic picture of what he termed the "extraordinary depression in the Allied ...
Article : 1,452 wordsThough heavy fighting still continues on tbe Western front, in spite ot all the difficulties that have to be met with at this time of the year, all interest for the ...
Article : 335 wordsA strong trio of speakers was arranged for by the Recruiting Committee to deliver addresses [?]n the Killara Hall last night, in Mr. Donald Mackinnon, Director-General of ...
Article : 313 wordsMr. Ward Price, telegraphing from Italian headquarters, states that all the British batteries were saved'by great efforts. The officers and men endured great hardships, being ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 203 wordsSir Douglas Haig, reporting-at midnight ou Wednesday, stated: We took 191 prisoners on Tuesday, northward of the YpresRoulers railway, including three officers. ...
Article : 264 wordsThe British guns in Italy have been successfully withdrawn. Cables from Rome received in Washington state that General Cadorna is ...
Article : 740 wordsAnthony Rendle, second lieutenant in the Devonshire Regiment late of Ashburton, New Zealand, has been killed in action. ...
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Article : 432 wordsFrench shipping returns for the week are as follow:—Arrivals, 838; sailings, 795; sinkings, two above and one below 1[?]00 tons. Four were unsuccessfully attacked. ...
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Article : 23 wordsOfficial advices received in Washington state that Herr Ledebour (Socialist), speaking in the Reichs[?]ag, admitted the German losses totalled 6,000,000 men, the ...
Article : 46 wordsMr. C. R. W. Bean, the Commonwealth Official Correspondent, telegraphing on Wednesday, says: The for[?]s which were opposed to them in the great battle of Broods[?]nde ...
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Article : 561 wordsKing George held an investiture at Buckingham Palace to-day, when 200 officers, men, and nurses received military decorations, including Sergeant Andrew, a New Zealander, ...
Article : 50 wordsin the legislative Assembly Mr. Theodore, Treasurer, moved the second reading of the Incomo Tax Amendment Bill. He said it was a similar bill to that debated last year. ...
Article : 231 wordsSir Douglas Haig reported on Wednesday: Bombing squadrons at night time dropped two tons of explosives ou Rou[?]rs and [?]ngeimunster stations, moving trains, ...
Article : 107 wordsThe latest reports of the aeroplane raids on Great Britain would seem to show that Britain's defence methods are rupldly improving. At the same time we have been ...
Article : 292 wordsRepresentatives of every section of the community were present at the luncheon yesterday to Mr. Holman. The Lord[?] Mayor (Alderman Meagher) ...
Article : 1,841 wordsMr. J. F. Hope (a Junior Lord of the Treasury) stated in the House of Commons that the conditions surrounding the British prisoners [?]n Turkey were a constant anxiety. ...
Article : 51 wordsCaptain Yeats, a medical officer, who took part in the Samoa expedition, and who claims that ho has not resigned from the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, returned from Egypt. ...
Article : 71 wordsThe Tress Bureau announces: Aircraft crossed the south-east coast in relays between 10.45 and 11.30 last night, going towards London. The raid continues. ...
Article : 76 wordsA bombshell was hurled at the Perth City Council and local governing bodies of the State by the Minister, of Works, when in reply to a ...
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Article : 249 wordsA Washington report says the Japanese Ambassador, Baron Sato, [?]ndorsing the Food Pledge Week, called on Americans to mnke immense efforts and sacrifices. He pledged ...
Article : 96 wordsAs the result of recent raids by the police on premises suspected of having been used by members of the I.W.W., ten men, Thomas Hawkens, Sydney Morton, Alfred Callanan, ...
Article : 210 wordsDr. Sinclair has been acquitted at the Whitehall Court on a charge of issuing false medical certificates at a recruiting station. Two civilians were sentenced to one year ...
Article : 62 wordsThe Norwegian Storthing has passed a bill limiting the employment of the army and navy to the defence of the country and abolishing the King's right to declare war ...
Article : 41 wordsFollowing speech[?] in the House of Lords in which instances were cited of honours granted or ottered for subscriptions to Party funds. Lord Curzon announced, on behalf of the ...
Article : 71 wordsA fire in Baltimore destroyed the piers on which munitions were stocked intended for the military in France. The damage is estimated at £1,000,000. ...
Article : 75 wordsThe Food Controller has appointed Mr. F. T. Boys, of New Zealand, Director of Meat Supplies. A meeting of wholesale meat traders in ...
Article : 82 wordsThe officers of the new returned soldiers' organisation, known as the Democratic Society of Returned Soldiers and Sailors, have since yesterday's meeting been successful in ...
Article : 67 wordsA New York report ans s the United States Steel Corporation will pay £12,600,000 tax on three months' profits. There is great interest [?]n New York ...
Article : 42 wordsThe annual sale of work in connection with the Ladies' Home Mission Union will be held to-day in the Sydney Town Hall from 12 noon till 10 p.m. Lady Cullen will perform ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 2 Nov 1917, Page 7
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