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  2. MR. FRASER.

    About fifteen hundred railway and tramway men crowded into the Railway Institute hall yesterday morning to hear the Chief Railway Commissioner explain the facts in ...

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  3. THE ISONZO.

    An Austrian communique, issued at midnight ou Sunday, snys:— The Italians attacked the coastal territory of the Isonzo, which has belonged to ...

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  4. WESTERN FRONT.

    The British lines, by a successful local operation, have been advanced a quarter of a mile on a mile front, south-east of Langemarck. The communiques follow. ...

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  5. MESSINES.

    British Headquarters, France, June 13. The Messines battle constated of one attack in the dawn and first hours of the morning and a second attack during the afternoon. It ...

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  6. BROKEN HILL IDLE

    At midniglit on Sunday all the mines at Broken Hill were thrown idle, the men ceasing work in sympathy with the Sydney unions. Another conference between the Strike Committee and ...

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  7. LATE WAR NEWS.

    A British communique, issued at 12.55 p.m., states:—After sharp fighting we completely repulsed a counter-attack made last night against positions which we had ...

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  8. AIR RAIDS.

    The air service on Saturday night dropped many tons of bombs on Saint Pierre Station, Ghent, Tuourout Station, and the ammunition dump at Bruges ...

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  9. EASTERN FRONT.

    A Russian official message issued on Sunday afternoon stated:—We repulsed attacks south-west of Narotch Lake (northern sector), south of Grozeschti, In the ...

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  10. GRECIAN INFAMY.

    A report from Athens states that M. Polltis, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, whett tabling diplomatic documents relative to the Graeco-Sorbian treaty and the enemy invasion of ...

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  11. CHANCES OF PEACE.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York World" has been authentically informed that the most influential Wall-street bankers are considering a rearrangement of banking ...

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  12. CARTERS' STRIKE.

    Yesterday, the Trolly and Draymen's Union gave effect to its decision, reached last week, not to cart any "black" meat. A large number of men are affected. The ...

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  13. U BOAT VICTIMS.

    The Government has issued the first list of officers, seamon, and women who have met their death as an outcome of enemy attacks upon British merchant ships and fishing boats. ...

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  14. WAR NOTES.

    The minor operations on the Western front mentioned in Sir Douglas Halg's late message were directed towards effecting an improvement in the British line to the ...

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  15. CHINESE VOLUNTEER.

    It is notified in a despatch from Tientsin that a number of Chinese generals have volunteered with the troops under their command for active service in Europe. ...

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  16. SPANISH STRIKE COLLAPSES.

    The Madrid strike is collapsing. Many services are resuming, and the capital and other towns are becoming normal. ...

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  17. HUNGARIAN CRISIS.

    The Milan correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reports that Count Esterhazy has resigned the Hungarian Premiership (which he accepted some time ago, after the Emperor ...

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  18. NEW GERMAN AEROPLANES.

    Reports received from Switzerland asert that Germany is building a new type of aeroplane, known as the Friedrickshafen. It is claimed that the machine is able to cloud ...

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  19. FOR TRANSPORTS.

    The difficulty created by the Coal-lumpers' Union refusing to coal transports has been overcome by the splendid response of volunteer labour. ...

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  20. NAVAL HERO KILLED.

    Lieutenant-Commander W. E. Sanders, Royal Naval Reserve, has been killed in action. He was recently awarded the Victoria. Cross in recognition of conspicuous gallantry ...

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  21. BIG ITALIAN OFFENSIVE.

    If the Austrian official wireless message published this morning is correct, the Italians would appear to have launched' a big offensive along the leonzo front. At a late hour last ...

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  22. THE THREAT FROM OITOZ PASS.

    It is the enemy's centre and left that we are particularly concerned with at present more than with the Sereth line on the right. Ever since he failled last year to break ...

    Article : 348 words
  23. POLES TO FRENCH.

    A Polish congress, sitting at Warsaw, telegraphed to the French Premier, M. Ribot, asseverating the unshakable determination of the Poles to fight for an independent Polish ...

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  24. MEAT STRIKE.

    A statement was issued yesterday by the Wholesale Meat Trade Committee as follows: —"Referring tq the strike of the slaughtermen at Glebe Island and Homebush Bay ...

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  25. BARRIER MINERS.

    The A.M.A. held a special meeting this afternoon to discuss the advisableness of falling into line with the men now on strike in Sydney, or assisting ...

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  26. GERMAN FLEET.

    The German Emperor visited the fleet at Wilhelmshaven and Heligoland, and sent a wireless message stating that the German North Sea front continues to stand firm. ...

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  27. KRUPPS' MEN ON STRIKE.

    The "Lokal Anze[?]ger" says that hundreds of workmen in Krupps' factories in Magdeburg have struck over the arrest of one of their leaders on a charge of spreading a ...

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  28. "THE TRANSPORTS WILL GO."

    The Minister for the Navy, Mr. Cook, to-day expressed gratification at the response on the part of volunteers to the appeal to load transports in Sydney, thus doing the work ...

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  29. NORWEGIAN VESSEL SUNK.

    A report from Copenhagen states that the Norwegian steamer Tuddal has been sunk by a submarine off the French coast. The crew was rescued. ...

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  30. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of the Right Rev. E. T. O'Dwyer, Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick. ...

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  31. GAS RESTRICTIONS.

    The Gas Board appointed under the Electric Lighting and Gas Emergency Act, 1917 (passed last week), met yesterday. It is now notified that this board has assumed control ...

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  32. NO HOUSE RENT TO BE PAID.

    The only men in and on the mines to-day besides staffs were engineers, carpenters, enginedrivers, and other craftsmen. They were occupied in routine and repair work. ...

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  33. GERMANY'S NEW ENEMIES.

    A message from Peking says that in order to assist the Entente to the fullest extent the Chinese Government is investigating facilities for exporting foodstuffs to the Allies. ...

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  34. ENEMY'S ROUMANIAN PLAN.

    Although the news from Roumania this morning is scanty. it is satisfactory as far as it goes. The Russian communique containing it merely refers to the failure of enemy attacks ...

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  35. RECRUITING.

    Yesterday morning 51 of the accepted recruits who were obtained on the tour from Tenterfield to Newcastle arrived in Sydney by train. It Is expected that about the same ...

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  36. AT THE ABATTOIRS.

    Large landholders and small landholders, country butchers and other men who know how to kill a bullock or a sheep, put in their first day at the Homebush abattoirs ...

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  37. AIRMEN OVER HOLLAND.

    It is reported from Amsterdam that unknown aeroplanes dropped bombs on Schouwen Island (near the Scheldt), but caused no casualties. Later, two aeroplanes, probably ...

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  38. FEDERAL ACTION.

    The strike situation is monopolising the greater part of the Prime Minister's time. Mr. Hughes stated that the Ministry would proceed to-morrow with the work of coaling, ...

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  39. TRAMWAY SMASH.

    A car was decending a steep hill outside of Dover when the brakes failed. The car left the rails at the bottom of the hill, and crashed, with terrific force, into a wall. Ten ...

    Article : 56 words
  40. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER.

    The attention of consumers is directed to a notification in our business columns this morning prohibiting the use, for external lighting, of electricity genorated by the City ...

    Article : 40 words
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