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  2. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Speaking at Glasgow the Prime Minister Mr. D. Lloyd George, said that the war were concluded a single hour before the objects of the Allies were attained it would ...

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  3. ARMY NEEDS.

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Hughes, yesterday made the following statement in regard to the recruiting movement and the raising of reinforcements for the Australian forces on ...

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  4. WAR NOTES.

    The position around Lens continues to develop slowly to the advantage of the British, who have reached the western outskirts of Avion, where they are due south of the ...

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  5. MUNITIONS SUPPLIES

    Dr. Addison, Minister for Munitions, speaking in the House of Commons on the vote for the Ministry of Munitions, said the story of his department had been one ...

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  6. ECONOMIC WEAPON.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New, York Times" says that it is the aim of the Allies to prevent all trade between neutrals and Germany. He believes ...

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  7. VENIZELOS TAKES CHARGE.

    The Athens correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that when M. Venizelos, who has resumed the Premiership of Greece, landed he received a guard of ...

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  8. SOUTH OF LENS.

    Further progress south of Lens is reported by Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig. FRIDAY, ISSUED 12.15 A.M.:— We made considerable further progress ...

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  9. WILL RUSSIA FIGHT[?]

    It is reported from Petrograd that numerous battalions at the front have formed themselves into "death battalions," pledging themselves to fight to the death for the ...

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  10. CHAOTIC RUSSIA.

    A message from Petrograd states that extravagant Labour demands continue to render the industrial situation chaotic. The workmen often work for six hours and ...

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  11. "BREAK-UP," NOT "BREAKTHROUGH."

    There, have recently been several suggestions that Sir Douglas Halg's strategy is puzzling the enemy, and an unofficial message which appeared yesterday dated that the ...

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  12. LOST ON MONGOLIA.

    The following were killed by the explosion of the mine which sank the P. and O. liner Mongolia in the Indian Ocean:— ...

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  13. MESOPOTAMIA.

    There is no diminution of the public anger at revelations in the report on the early campaign in Mesopotamia. The newspapers opposed to Mr. Asquith are ...

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  14. MINES IN INDIAN OCEAN.

    The "Times" states that the liner Mongolia is not the only recent case of a vessel being mined in the Arabian Sea. A theory in shipping circles is that the ...

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  15. CAPITAL AND LABOUR.

    The Ministry of Labour, in circulating the Reconstruction Committee's report to the employers' associations and trade unions, intimates that the War Cabinet is deeply ...

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  16. FRENCH AND AMERICANS.

    It is reported from Paris that the arrival of the first American contingent astonished the whole of the French people Not a rumour was published until every boat of the convoy ...

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  17. AMERICANS IN FRANCE.

    It is reported from Washington that the American-troops now in France will go to the front as soon as possible, but problems of strategy, training, and ...

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  18. MURDER AT SEA.

    The Elder-Dempster liner Addah, 3197 tons, was torpedoed without warning on June 15, in the following circumstances:— There was a loud explosion on the port side ...

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  19. GERMAN FINANCE.

    It is repotted from Amsterdam that for the first time since the outbreak of war Germany has heen compelled to export gold. She has sent £4,000,000 to Holland to support the ...

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  20. BELGIAN MOVEMENTS.

    The "Echo de Beige," it is reported from Amsterdam, says that six hundred inhabitants of Ostend have arrived at St. Troud. Hundreds from other parts, of the coast ...

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  21. RECRUITING.

    Sergeant W. A. Cross, D.C.M., now recruiting officer at Katoomba, made a vigorous and telling speech in appealing for volunteers yesterday in Martin-p[?]ace. ...

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  22. MESOPOTAMIAN REPORT.

    It is expected that Lord Hardinge (exViceroy of India) will make a personal statement in the House of Lords on the Mesopotamia report, on Tuesday. ...

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  23. ITALIAN SET-BACK IN TRENTINO.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" throws some light this morning on a rather vague Austrian communique which appeared yesterday regarding a success which ...

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  24. THE MAILS.

    The secretary to the Postal Department (Mr. Oxenham) yesterday cabled to London asking for information as to the mails lost on the R.M.S. Mongolia when that vessel was sunk ...

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  25. MISSING AVIATOR.

    A Paris message says that Sub-Lieutenant Dorme, who has brought down 23 German aeroplanes, is officially reported missing. ...

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  26. NO GERMAN TITLES.

    The "Daily Express" says that, following on the King's desire that the families of Teck and Battenberg should renounce their Germanic names, his Majesty is expunging ...

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  27. ESPIONAGE IN NORWAY.

    A German wireless station has been discovered on Hisoc Island, outside the Norwegian port of Arendal. There is a cement foundation near the station. ...

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  28. ROUMANIA'S ENTRY INTO THE WAR.

    Mr. Balfour speaking in the House of Commons, in reply to questions relating to a letter from Lord Hardinge to Sir George Buchanan (British Ambassador to Russia), ...

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  29. MOUNT OF ORTIGARA

    The Rome correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" says: For three days [?]ious attacks were continued on Mount Ortigara (an important strategical point, ...

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  30. SPORTSMEN'S UNIT.

    A third recruiting rally is to be held at the Stadium on July 28. The response to the appeal is being answered with alacrity by sporting men, and some fine ...

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  31. GREEK ROYALTY.

    Prince Christopher, a brother of ex-King Constantine of Greece, is proceeding to London to marry a Miss Lits, an American lady. ...

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  32. AFTER THE WAR.

    Lord Sydenham, who presided at a luncheon tondered by the British Empire Producers' Association to Mr. Holman (Premier of New South Wales), at the Savoy, paid a tribute ...

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  33. SHIPBUILDING.

    Referring to the reduced tonnage owing to the war and to the question of shipbuilding in Australia, the Acting Premier (Mr. G. W. Fuller), in a speech at the sheep show ...

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  34. THE CENTRAL POWERS.

    Austria's sixth war loan will be a record. A preliminary calculation puts the amount at over £200,000,000. The "Vossische Zeitung" States that Count ...

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  35. SPORTSMEN'S ROLL OF HONOUR

    An enthusiastic send-off. was given to the first sportsmen's reinforcement unit at the King's Cross Theatre, William-street, last night. Amongst those present were ...

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  36. CAUSES AND EFFECTS.

    As a rule, we are so busy watching effects in this war that we have little time to devote to a consideration of causes. The conditions of modrrn warfare make it necessary that ...

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  37. ITALIAN MINISTRY.

    The Ministerial situation in Rome is more acute. The Nationalist and Reformist groups demand a Ministry of more activity. ...

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  38. AUSTRALIANS AT MESSINES

    Mr. A. Fisher, the Australian High Commissioner, was the guest of Sir Douglas Haig at dinner at the British Headquarters last night. Field-Marshal Haig enthusiastically ...

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  39. MR. JUSTICE SIMPSON.

    "I have received a letter from Mr. Justice Simpson, Chief Judge in Equity," said Mr. Hall, Attorney-General, yesterday, "suggesting that be should go on leave for a few ...

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  40. MEETINGS.

    To-night, at 8 o'clock, Mr. A. N. White will give an exhibition of bombs and war trophies at Martin-place. The meetings arranged for to-day are:— ...

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  41. HOLLAND'S NEUTRALITY

    A message from The Hague states that Queen W[?]belmina, in her speech from the throne at the opening of Parliament, said that the defence of Holland's territory and colonies ...

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  42. PRICE FIXING.

    Price fixing difficulties were emphasised to-day at a preliminary conference of business men with the Federal Prices Commissioner, Mr. Clarke, to consider the manner under ...

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  43. GERMAN PROPAGANDA.

    The Prize Court has condemned three cargoes of German sedition[?] literature found in letter mails. The Attorney-General said in the House of Comn: [?] that Berlin sent ...

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  44. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Sir George Birdwood, a very distinguished scientist and litterateur. ...

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  45. AUSTRALIAN PRISONERS

    Aftar receiving farewell, courtesies in Berne from the Swiss Government, Mr. Fisher (High Commissioner for Australia), with the officers of the Interne[?] Prisoners ...

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  46. BOY STRIKERS.

    The boy strikers at Randwick tramway workshops yesterday afternoon decided not to return to work until their demands were granted. Notwithstanding this decision, it ...

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  47. DOCTOR'S SUDDEN DEATH.

    Dr. Willam James Barkas, of Waria[?]da, 23 Elizabeth-street, Paddington, was attending a patient in Sutherland-street, Paddington, early this morning when he suddenly collapsed. The ...

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  48. CONSCRIPTION IN CANADA.

    Conscription is likely to be adopted by a large majority. The passage of the [?] seems assured. Mr. D. B. Neely pointed out in the House ...

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  49. WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is inactive. Prices are steady. ...

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  50. BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

    The Press Bureau announces that Mr. Hayes Fisher has been appointed president of the Loeal Government Board (in succession to Lord Rhondda, now Food Controller), and Mr. ...

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  51. A PATRIOTIC CITIZEN.

    The Minister for Lands stated to-day that he had received a letter from Mr. A. M. Hertzberg handing over to him the deeds of 16 allotments situated at Ipswich, Enoggera, ...

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  52. BEAUTIFUL WINTER FLOWERS.

    A few weeks ago thousands of visitors to the Botanic Gardens were cheered by the wealth of colouring in the glass-houses of a Begonia Gloire de Lorraine and its white ...

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  53. SHOOTING AT PETERSHAM.

    Robert J. Thompson, aged 41, shot himself dead yesterday afternoon at Petersham. Thompson, prior to the tragedy, went to the residence of his wife [?] Margaret-street, ...

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  54. GERMAN TROPHY.

    The German paper "Lokal Anzeiger" says that a British merchantman's guns, seized by a submarine, were exhibited in Berlin outside the Admirs[?]ty bulidings. ...

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