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  2. WAR NOTES.

    It is not possible yet to give any definite result of the great battle in France. The British and French have definitely won on their left—the British are still driving one of the ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    The Servians have occupied Semlin in Hungary, six miles north-west of Belgrade, after a bloody battle. ...

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  4. Allies Gaining.

    On the Allies' left wing, the Anglo-French forces have crossed the Marne, and are pursuing the retreating enemy. The British captured ...

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  5. THE NORTH SEA.

    The Press Bureau states that strong and numerous flotillas and squadrons, yesterday and to-day completed a sweeping movement over the whole of the North ...

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  6. IN EAST PRUSSIA.

    A wounded officer describes a desperate fight at Orlau, in East Prussia. He says the trenches were taken and retaken three times, and when the ...

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  7. A MAURITIUS GIFT.

    Mauritius planters have offered 1,000,000 l[?] of sugar to the army, and a simlar quantity to the navy. The Government has accepted the offer. ...

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  8. AN ATLANTIC CAPTURE.

    A British warship has brought in the Hamburg-America steamer Bethunia, 7548 tons, with 400 prisoners aboard. This vessel is one of those that have ...

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  9. BRITISH ARMY.

    Mr. Asquith, Prime Minister, in moving the vote for 500,000 additional men in the House of Commons this afternoon, said that the House had already voted 686,OOO, ...

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  10. OPINION OF CRITICS.

    Some military critics point out that no part of the German army has been definitely broken. No desperate effort was made to break through the eastern lines. ...

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  11. THE PATHFINDER.

    The "Daily Telegraph" states that a relative of one of the crew of the cruiser Pathfinder was officially informed that the Pathfinder was torpedoed by a ...

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  12. ESPIONAGE.

    A correspondent relates that a spy was betrayed through muttering German while sleeping in a cafe. COPENHAGEN. Sept. 10. ...

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  13. DRIVEN THIRTY-EIGHT MILES.

    If this German army is continuously pushed further north it must, cause increasing anxiosy to whatever commander is directing the German attack on the centre—that is, nearer ...

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  14. IN EAST PRUSSIA.

    It is officially announced that German troops brought from the west concentrated on the River Alle, whence they have begun to move in great columns ...

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  15. A GLASGOW SCENE.

    During a citizen's meeting at Glasgow Mr. Daniel Macaulay Stevenson, Lord Provost of Glasgow, rained a storm of indignation by expressing the hope that nothing ...

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  16. NORTH-WEST FRANCE.

    Renter's correspondent in Paris states that the Germans have completely evacuated north-west France, except for small parties of Uhians, who are being gradually ...

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  17. GERMAN WARSHIPS.

    Strong German squadrons were seen on Mondau near the island of Gotska Sandon, in the Bulf of Bothnia, proceeding northwestward. ...

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  18. IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    Six sticks of gelignite were found in the shaft of the Luipaard Evlel mine yesterday. The shaft is now being guarded, and all German and Austrian miners have ...

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  19. MAIN BATTLE NOT DECIDED YET.

    That is how the British success may vitally affect the result of the whole battle. But there is no sign at present that the main German attack on the centre has been in ...

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  20. KERAMIAI SAILS.

    The steamer Keramiai sailed for Sydney yesterday. ...

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  21. HELIGOLAND FIGHT.

    Johnson, a Dutchman, who was aboard the Gri[?]sby trawler which was s[?]k by the German cruiser Albatross, was conveyed to Wilhelmshaven with his ...

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  22. THE DOMINIONS.

    In the House of Assembly to-night, the Prime Minister (General Botha) moved an address of loyalty. In a stirring speech he said that the ...

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  23. GERMAN TREACHERY.

    A correspondent states that the British shot 75 Germans at Lagny, 32 miles south-west of Meaux, because they continued bring after they raised their rifle butts in ...

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  24. A PRINCE KILLEDd

    Prince Ernst of Saxe-Meningen was killed during the fighting at Namur. ...

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  25. CLEARING IN THE NORTH-WEST.

    On the extreme right of their line the German army is probably almost disintegrated— split up into shattered fragments, which will have to find their way back to Belgium or to ...

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  26. BRITISH CASUALTIES.

    The Official Press Bureau has published the following additional casualties:—Ten officers and 61 rank and file killed; 63 officers and [?]09 others wouuded; 61 officers ...

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  27. TRADE AND FINANCE.

    The Bill which is being introduced by the Government prohibiting trade with the enemy inflicts penalties up to seven years' penal servitude, and a fine of £500 on ...

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  28. LONDON MARKETS.

    The wheat market was quiet yesterday, and prices were unchanged. Australian ended was sold for 48/. Flour was steadily held. Australian ...

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  29. TREACHEROUS GERMAN I CAPTAIN.

    A British stoker petty officer states that the first shots at the German protected cruiser Mainz from the British destroyers swept the upper deck. ...

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  30. RECRUITING FIGURES.

    Recruiting is proceeding rapidly throughout England, and the response in several large cities has been as follows:- London, 60,000; Glasgow, 22,000; ...

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  31. THE RETREAT FROM MONS.

    Details of the great charge of the cavaley against a German batter during the retreat from Mons show that the Lancers went into action singing and shouting like ...

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  32. UNITED STATES' RAILWAYS.

    The representatives of seven big rail-read companies have conferred with President Wilson on financial conditions due to the war, and in regard to the financing ...

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  33. WAR BULLETIN.

    Sir George Reid cables from London, dated September 1O, 3.25 p.m.:- Official: "General Sir John French reports the battle was continued yesterday. ...

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  34. MERCHANTMEN.

    The German four-masted barque Goldbek, of 2630 tons, laden with timber, has been captured and taken to Falmouth. The German four-masted barque Urania, ...

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  35. THE COUNTRY THEY ARE FIGHTING IN.

    The British army has now crossed the River Marne from south to north. It is a strange country in which it has been fighting. South of the Marne, the country over which the ...

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  36. MORE MINES.

    The trawler Agatha, while fishing in the North Sea, discovered a derelict lifeboat. When she commenced lo tow it a terrfic explosion took place. The trawler was ...

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  37. GERMAN INVASION.

    Renter's Agency states that the news that two German forces had crossed the Orange River spread like wildfire through South Africa, and caused the greatest ...

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  38. UNITED STATES' GOLD RESERVE

    A representative of the Pierpont Morgan combination has conferred with the Federal Gold Reserve Board concerning the formation of a gold reserve fund, ...

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  39. THE FAR EAST.

    Floods are surrounding Tsing-Tao, and are spreading inland. They will probably delay the investment for several months, as the German stronghold is now only ...

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  40. THE TWO MORINS.

    Across the plateau, however, three rivers out deep and rather narrow valleys. The Grand Morin (or Big Morin) and the Petit Morin (or Little Morin, a little further to the ...

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  41. ANOTHER PRINCE WOUNDED.

    It is officially announced in Berlin that Prince Joachim, the sixth son of the German Emperor, while serving as Aide-de-Camp in the firing line, was wounded in ...

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  42. THE WRECKED OCEANIC.

    The trawler Glen Ogil reseued the crew of the armed merchantman Oceanic, which was wrecked through striking a rock on the north coast of Scotland. ...

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  43. IN BELGIUM.

    The Belgians continue a vigorous offensive from Antwerp and East Flanders, and have driven the Germans from the neighbourhood of Aerschot and Diest, about [?]0 ...

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  44. A PIECE OF HISTORY.

    The "Nieuwe Rotterdamsehe Courant" publishes a piece of war history from its Berlin correspondent. He states that the military party ...

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  45. NEW ZEALAND.

    It is not difficult to imagine the pleasure felt by New Zealanders generally at the fact of our Expeditionary Force having taken Samoa, and the temperature of the large ...

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  46. KRUPP'S EXPERTS CAPTURED.

    A German aeroplane was brought down at Strypen, in East Flanders, yesterday. There were in it two well-known experts employed hy the Krupp firm who delivered ...

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  47. THE ARMIES.

    The Official Press Bureau stated yesterday that the enemy has been driven back all along the line. Sir John French reports that the first ...

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  48. THE RUSSIANS.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that the battle near Lublin ended in complete victory for the Russians, who thoroughly routed the ...

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  49. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The Government has warned the Refugees' Committee that it expects that 60,000 refugees, mostly Belgians, will arrive within the next ten days. ...

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  50. CENTRAL AFRICA.

    The Press Bureau states that on Tuesday the British forces in Nyassaland, Central Africa, unsuccessfully attempted to drive 400 Germans across the frontier. ...

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  51. THE VALLEY THE BRITISH HAVE CROSSED.

    The British, after driving the Germans probably across both of these bare plateaus, and both of the valleys that traverse them, must have come suddenly out upon a much wider ...

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  52. GENEROUS FARMERS.

    Farmers responded so generously to the appeal for fedder that the whole of the chaff, bay, etc., was loaded in vessels at Wellington without cost to the Government. A surplus ...

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  53. REIGN OF TERROR.

    Refugees state that a reign of terror exists in the Serb provinces of Austria. There is a gibbet in every village, and every day fresh corpses hang on it. Hardly ...

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  54. COUNTRY HELP.

    The Coonamble Red Cross Fund amounts to £231, and the Patriotic Fund to £79. Several pastoralists have given sheep, horses, and cattle to the various Sydney funds. ...

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  55. ALLIES' VICTORY.

    An official telegram from Berlin says that General von Stein announces that the army whichc had crossed the Marne to the cast of Paris was attackcd by the enemy ...

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  56. PRISONERS OF WAR.

    The "Vorwaerts" says that prisoners of war are now being badly treated in Germany. The paper cices the case of a ma nurse. ...

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  57. AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.

    Official advices have been received from Nienna to the effect that the Emperor Francis Joseph is in good health. ...

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  58. FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA.

    There has been some fighting in the Cameroons, German West Africa. Three British officers have been killed and four wounded, while four are missing. ...

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  59. THE FOREST OF ARGONNE.

    Much farther west the Forest of Argonne, which runs behind Verdun near the point to which the Germans are-supposed to be directing their concentration, is a very much ...

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