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WAR CASUALTIES.
Captain T. L. Grainger has been informed by the military authorities that his youuger son, Mapor Arthur M. Grainger, has been wounded in the recent fighting. ...
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MNISTRY'S DEFENCE.
The Premier yesterday referring to Mr. Beeby s, campaign, dealt, with the following allegations:—That State enterprise has failed; that we have nearly £5,000,000 worth of ...
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STATE SESSION.
The Legislative Assembly sat again yesterday—the first Friday this session. The greater part of the sitting was occupied with the discussion of a motion for adjournment by ...
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RECRUITING.
At Victoria Barracks yesterday 71 men volunteered, and of those 34 were accepted. ...
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LIVERPOOL FIELD HOSPITAL.
There was an interesting function at the Liverpool Field Hospital yesterday afternoon, when a fine recreation hall, presented by the Red Cross Society, was formally opened. ...
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UNIVERSAL SERVICE.
A public meeting under the auspices of the Universal Service League was held at the Balmain Town Hall last night. The Mayor (Ald. H. P. Scott) presided. ...
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HOME DEFENCE.
Men desirous of [?]ting for home defence are requested to par[?] at Victoria Barracks at 10 a.m., to-morrow. Preference will be given to (a), returned ...
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OTHER STATES.
Of 62 men who volunteered to-day 45 were accepted. BRISBANE, Friday. Only 11 recruits were accepted in ...
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DUBBO CAMP.
Brigadier-General Ramaclott[?], District Commandant, accompanied by Colonel Stokes, Major Harrison, Major Sadler, and Licutenant Frank Smith, arrived at Dubbo to-day on a ...
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POSTAL EMPLOYEES ON SERVICE
The Governor yesterday afternoon unveiled an honours board at the G.P.O., on which the names are inscribed of 314 postal employees from this State, who joined the Forces. ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
Mr. W. G. Ashford, Minister for Lands, accompanied by Mr. T. H. Thrower, M.L.A., visited Mundooran on Saturday, for the purpose of turning the first sod for the new ...
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OBITUARY.
The death is announced of M. Amador, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, who had been [?] for 10 days, suffering from gangrene. ...
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FAMOUS PAINTING.
Regnault's painting of "Salome," which caused a sensation in the French Salon in 1870, has been presented to the Metropolitan Museum by Mr. George Baker, who purchased ...
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THE P.L.L.
Mr. P. C. Evans, secretary of the P.L.L. executive, stated last night, at the conclusion of the executive meeting, that arrangements had been made for an anti-conscription ...
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OLD LANDMARK DEMOLISHED.
The old Severne Mill, just below the suspension bridge, has been demolished, the boller and other material, which were in full working order, having been purchased by ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Queen of Montenegro and the Princesses have arrived to reside in Paris. Germany has appointed three commercial commissioners for Asia Minor. ...
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TRADES HALL LOYALTY.
Referring to-day to statements that have been appearing in the press that the Minister for Defence had stigmatised the Trades Hall Council of Victoria as seditious and disloyal, ...
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LITHGOW COAL.
The local coal trade continues very satisfactory, while the truck supply is also excellent. Difficulty is experienced in retaining miners owing to the scarcity of ...
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DARLING EMPIRE LEAGUE.
It is encouraging to see what has been done and is being done for the cause of the Empire in the mid-Darling district. Here, in spite of drought and depression, the community is ...
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DEALING WITH SINGLE MEN.
The Government intends to bring into immediate operation that section of the Military Service Act which compels the bringing before the Military Service Board of single [?] of ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
Murray, s, from Newcastle. Kallatina, s, from Clarence River. Audrey D., [?], from Newcastle. ...
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INJURED PASSENGERS.
The Premier has given the following information regarding the claims preferred against the Government in connection with the railway accident at Campania. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WILSON'S PROMONTORY (42[?]m).—Inward: Aug. 11, Parattah, s, 6.30 a.m.: Hobart, s, 8.45 a.m. [?] ward: Aug. 11, Monaro, s, 6.45 a.m.; Obra, s, [?] a.m. ...
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NEW ZEALAND SHEARERS.
The shearers are claiming 25s per 100 as the Dominion rate. ...
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SENATOR GARDINER.
Information has been received that Senator Gardiner, Assistant Minister for Defence, will be in Lithgow to-morrow, and proposes to address the members of the factory union in ...
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FALSE RUMOURS.
It has been brought under the notice of the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) that rumours are being spread about that a large number of Australians had been killed in ...
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MONSOONAL ACTIVITY.
Further widespread thunderstorms have occurred in New South Wales, as the result of monsoonal activity along the eastern seaboard. As is usual in the case of rains ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CASUALTIES.
An inquest was held yesterday by the City Coroner into the death of Harry Oswald Bros, aged 4 years, a patient of the Coast Hospital, who died on August 5 from burns received ...
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BOGUS NOTES.
It came under the notice of the police in Sydney yesterday that bogus £5 notes were being circulated. A number of firms—mercers and jewellers ...
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RETURNED SOLDIER'S DEATH.
The death of James Greerson Hireoll, a returned soldier, Who died at No. 4 Military Hospital on Saturday from the effects of being run over by a tram at the railway station on ...
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FATAL RIDING ACCIDENT.
Bert Mussared, son of W. Mussared, Coramba, was thrown from his horse near Nana Glen, and killed. ...
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TRAWL FISHING.
Under the guidance of Mr. D. G. Stead, Director of State Fisheries, his Excellency Sir Gerald Strickland, who was accompanied by Miss Strickland and Miss Mabel ...
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TO-DAY.
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MR. MAHON.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-night denied the statements published this morning that the Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Mahon), who is at present in Western ...
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SOLDIER KILLED.
The body of a Victoria soldier, said to be Albert E. Sebo, was found on the railway [?] at Fremantle in the early hours of the morning. Documents in the pocket indicated that ...
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MISSING MAN FOUND DROWNED.
The body of a man named David smith, aged 45, who had been missing for six weeks. was found yesterday floating in the slock dam close to the township. Deceased leaves ...
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CHAPLAINS AT THE FRONT.
The transfer of the following chaplains has been approved:—Chaplain the Rev. D.S.Bramwell, from St[?] Infantry Brigade to the 15th Infantry Brigade;Captain the ...
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ELECTRIC COAL CRANES.
The new electric coal-loading cranes in the basin came in for much adverse criticism to-day by the council of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. J. C. Reid, president of the ...
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AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS.
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MELBOURNE FLAG DAY.
To-day was celebrated in Melbourne as a "flag day" in aid of the Russian refugees. The sum of £2113 was collected in the city. ...
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