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  2. IN ACTION.

    His Majesty's Government desire me to offer you their warmest congratulations on the splendid gallantry and magnificent achievement of your ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Greek reports state that a fierce battle took place on Wednesday at Sulva Bay. The Turks suffered heavy losses. The Allies captured an entire battalion. ...

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  4. THE DARDANELLES.

    The principal item of news in this morning's cablegrams concerning the operations against the Dardanelles is to the effect that our troops, which landed at Sedd-el-Bahr, have now established themselves on a line right across the Gallipoli Peninsula from Eski Hissarlik northward to the Aegean Sea, and are still steadily advancing. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. STOPPED.

    Sir John French reports that the German attack at Ypres has been definitely stopped. Sir John French further reports that ...

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  6. TURKEY.

    The War Office states that the troops on the Gallipoli Peninsula are steadily advancing. The Turks claim to have inflicted ...

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  7. THE LEON GAMBETTA.

    The Leon Gambetta was sunk on a calm, moonlight night. The first torpedo wrecked the cruiser's watertight compartments. The officers made no effort to escape, but ...

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  8. ENEMY'S SEVERE LOSSES

    A communique states: The Germans have suffered severe losses. Over six hundred dead were counted at a single point on the Yser Canal. ...

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  9. FRENCH CRUISER.

    It is officially announced that the French armoured cruiser Leon Gambetta (12,350 tons, completed in 1904, and having a complement of 728 men), was torpedoed in the ...

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  10. GERMANS BOMBARD INFIRMARY

    On Sunday the Germans bombarded an infirmary at Poperinghe, which was flying the Red Cross flag. Three nuns were killed, one of them having her head blown off ...

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  11. MR. FISHER'S STATEMENT.

    In the House of Representatives to-day the Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) read the messages that had been exchanged between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the ...

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  12. IN FRANCE.

    A communique states: We gained a kilometre on the Les Eparges-St. Remy front, inflicting very severe losses. We destroyed a German battery. ...

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  13. BERLIN VERSION.

    A communique states: The English attack on both sides of the Ypres-Pilkem road broke down 200 yards before our front. ...

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  14. INVASION OF TURKEY

    The War Office states that despite continual opposition the troops have established themselves across the peninsula, north-east of Eski Hassarlik (a few miles ...

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  15. THE ARMENTIERES DISTRICT.

    Simultaneously with the Allied counter-attack in the Ypres region the British have assumed a vigorous offensive further down the line in the neighbourhood of Armentieres. ...

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  16. AIR RAIDS.

    It is officially stated that French airmen on April 27 and 28 dropped bombs on the stations at Bollwiller, Chaubiey, Arnaville, and Leopoldshohe. ...

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  17. GERMAN LOSSES.

    There is a wholesale movement of German troops in Belgium, partly towards the Yser and partly eastwards, presumably for the Carpathians. ...

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  18. "MOST URGENT."

    The following cable has been received by the Prime Minister from the Secretary of State for the Colonies:— "With reference to my telegram of March ...

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  19. IN THE SENATE.

    The Minister for Defence, Senator Pearce, read a statement in the Senate in terms similar to those of the Prime Minister in the House of Representatives. ...

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  20. GERMAN ADMISSIONS.

    A Berlin message states that an enemy biplane dropped bombs on the arms factory at Oberndorf (Wurtemburg). The damage, it is stated, was ...

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  21. TROOPS FOR FRANCE.

    The steamer Sontay arrived from New Caledonia yesterday with a contingent of troops tor France on board. They are all natives of the colony, and 95 per cent. of them have ...

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  22. PROGRESS OF BATTLE

    A Dunkirk message, dated Wednesday, says: The Canadians, worn out with four days and nights' unceasing struggle, were relieved, and retired covered with glory, ...

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  23. POINTS OF LANDING.

    Four of the principal points of debarkation of the Allied forces are Sulva (at the north-western extremity of the Galllpoli Peninsula), Helles (at the northern ...

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  24. FOG OVER THE DARDANELLES.

    But scant news is vouchsafed us as to the progress of the Dardanelles Expeditionary Force, and the absence of fuller official reports is to be specially regretted in view of the ...

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  25. RIFLE RESERVES.

    The Auburn Company, headed by a band, marched to Lidcombe and back. The company is displaying posters, and in other ways endeavouring to strengthen its ranks. ...

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  26. SERVIA'S PLIGHT.

    The Rockefeller Commission, reporting on conditions in Servia, asserts that there are 30,000 cases of typhoid, and the whole nation is rapidly becoming enveloped. ...

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  27. TURKISH ACCOUNT.

    A Constantinople communique claims that the Allied troops at Teke Burun and Kum Kale were repulsed to the coast, and a portion returned to the ships. ...

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  28. NEARLY £2000.

    The flow of contributions was well maintained at Challis House yesterday, the two thousand mark being nearly reached. Several very substantial amounts came in from the ...

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  29. BURWOOD.

    Many members of the Burwood Club are going through their musketry course at Randwick. On Tuesday evening Major Buchanan, O.C., paid a surprise visit, and gave a ...

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  30. FOODSTUFFS.

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons regarding Scandinavian re-exports, Mr. Neil Primrose said that some neutral countries re-exported foodstuffs and ...

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  31. ROSEVILLE.

    The Roseville Rifle Club will hold a parade with the 34th Battalion to-morrow. The muster will be in uniform at the Custom-house, Circular Quay, where special trams will be ...

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  32. WAVERLEY.

    The Waverley Rifle Club has passed the squad period, and last Monday Major Buchanan drew them up in platoon and exercised them in the new formation. Led by the 22nd ...

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  33. FURTHER NORTH.

    Turkish troops are hastening to Enos (north of the Gulf of Saros, where the Allies were recently reported to have landed troops). ...

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  34. THE CROW PRINCE.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Luxemburg correspondent asserts that the Germans lost 60,000 men at Sedan on the 1st and 2nd of September, and 40,000 at Longwy, where ...

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  35. MESSAGE TO VICTORIA.

    The Chief Justice, Sir John Madden, as Lieutenant-Governor of the State, has received a message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in similar terms to that ...

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  36. RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

    A communique states: The enemy is intensely active on the Upper Niemen, also west of the Niemen, north of the Narew, and west of the Mlawa railway. ...

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  37. FRENCH NAVAL DISASTER.

    The latest warship to fall a victim to the submarine is the French armoured cruiser Leon Gambetta, which has been torpedoed by an Austrian underwater[?]raft in the Straits ...

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  38. NEW ZEALANDERS.

    A patriotic demonstration took place in front of Parliament-buildings. The occasion was the receipt of the following cablegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies:— ...

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  39. SMALL-ARMS FACTORY.

    In the House of Representatives to-day the Prime Minister gave notice that he would move that the question of the extension of the Small Arms Factory at Lithgow be ...

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  40. THE WILLIAM FRYE.

    The United States has despatched another Note to Germany, agreeing to accept compensation for the sinking of the William Frye on the basis of the German ...

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  41. GALLANT DEEDS.

    The following have been awarded Victoria Crosses for their work during the battle of Neuve Chapelle:— Sergeant-major Daniels and Corporal ...

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  42. THE CARPATHIANS.

    A communique states: An Austrian battalion in the Stry district surrendered. Airmen bombed German aeroplanes at Sanniki. We captured two ...

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  43. SAVINGS BANK BUILDING.

    Executive approval was given to-day for the acceptance of the tender of J. Mason and Sons amounting to £113,567/17/7 for the erection and completion of the superstructure of ...

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  44. EFFECTS OF GAS.

    Dr. John Haldane, who was sent to France to investigate the effects of the poisonous gas used by the Germans, has reported to the War Office that post ...

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  45. MILITARY COMMANDS.

    Colonel M. J. Tighe, of the Indian army, has been appointed major-general commanding the forces operating against German East Africa. ...

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  46. DEFENCE OF CRACOW.

    It is reported that Field-Marshal von Hindenburg and the Archduke Frederick quarrelled, because the former demanded that Austrian troops should be sent to ...

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  47. THE CANADIANS.

    The following cable message was yesterday received by the Prime Minister through the Governor-General, from the Governor-General of Canada, in reply to a message of ...

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  48. "BELGIAN DAY."

    A letter from a country commercial traveller received by Mr. Hugh Ward yesterday contained a good suggestion. It was that everyone moving among men throughout the State ...

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  49. DISTRESS IN SERVIA.

    An appalling story of conditions in Servia was related by Ernest Bicknell and Henry James, jun., of the war relief commission of the Rockefeller Foundation, on their return ...

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  50. WAR NOTES.

    This morning's cablegrams confirm the view that the great German assault upon the Allied line to the north of Ypres has definitely exhausted itself. The tremendous thrust was ...

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  51. TSING-TAO.

    The Japanese Minister has informed China that after the acceptance of the Japanese demands Japan will consider the retrocession of Kiao-Chao, but that ...

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  52. "MINGLED PRIDE AND SORROW."

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Massey, has received the following cablegram from the Prime Minister of Canada, Sir R. L. Borden:— ...

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  53. GERMAN APPARATUS.

    The Germans had metallic tubes projecting from the first line of trenches. At a given signal they lighted the tubes, and red flames shot up twelve yards, followed ...

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  54. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—At Gray's Harbour: Schooner Alumna. At Valparaiso: Steamer Tricolour. Passed Prawle Point: Steamer Trafalgar. ...

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  55. THE LOST CRUISER.

    The Leon Gambetta was 11 years old, but was, nevertheless, a useful unit of the French navy, and her loss is to be deplored, when it is considered that there is at present ample ...

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