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  2. WHO FORCED THE WAR?

    M. Paul Cambon, the French Ambassador to Great Britain, has issued a statement alleging that Germany declared war at the moment Russia and ...

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  3. AUSTRALIA'S HELP.

    After a protracted Cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon, presided over by the Governor-General, the Commonwealth Government has decided in the ...

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  4. FODDER AND FUEL UNION.

    A largely-attended meeting of the Geelong branch was held last evening in the Trades Hall, to receive reports from the wages board representatives. ...

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  5. BRITAIN MOBILISING: CABINET DECISION TO-DAY.

    King George is keeping in the closest touch with the Cabinet, special telephones having been installed between Downing-street and Buckingham Palace, ...

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  6. PERSONAL.

    Bro. H. M'Kenzic Kirkwood, representing the M.W. Grand Master, and accompanied by a number of Grand Lodge officers, visited Geelong last evening for the installation of ...

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  7. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

    Sir,—Many residents of Melbourne will back up the remarks of those who are endeavoring to stir up interest sufficient to secure an early train from Geelong to ...

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  8. FRANCO-GERMAN OPERATIONS.

    Although there has been no Declaration of war announced between the two countries, German troops are reported to have crossed into France at ...

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  9. WHARF LABOERS' UNION.

    There was a large attendance at a meeting of the Geelong branch of the Wharf Laborers' Union at the Trades Hall last night Mr. J. Plunkett, the ...

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  10. SERVICE AT OCEAN GROVE.

    Sir.—A paragraph appeared in an issue of the "Advertiser" last week in the Mc[?]hodists [?]ming their services at Ocean Grove As it was somewhat misleading. I ask the ...

    Article : 247 words
  11. MILITARY.

    Warrant-officer H. C. Harris was the naval man called to Melbourne on Sunday, and has been ordered to the Examination Service at the Heads. He was ...

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  12. BRIEF CABLE NEWS.

    British Salvation Army officers warmly support the land settlement scheme outlined by Mr. Herbert Easton, secretary of the New South Wales branch of ...

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  13. THE ATTACK ON SHRVIA.

    Telegrams from Nish state that the Austrains continue to bombard Belgrade. Shells have wreeked the State School. various banks, the Cathedral, a ...

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  14. SATURDAY COURSING.

    Taking advantage of the cessation of senior football next Saturday, the Victoria Coursing Club has arranged for stakes to be run at the Plumpton at ...

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  15. £50,000,000 FOR BRITAIN'S DEFENCE.

    London, August 3rd.—It is understood in London that the British Government will ask Parliament to grant the sum of £50,000,000 for defence ...

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  16. BEDS FOR THR WOUNDED

    Taking time by the foreclock to the prepared for eventualities, Celonel Ryan. Principal Medical Officer of the Military Forces, wired to the Geelong ...

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  17. FOOTBALLKRS' THEATRE PARTY.

    It was arranged yesterday by the committee of the Geelong Footbal Club to entertain the players at a theatre party to-might at His Majesty's, where ...

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  18. DETAILS.

    It is semi-officially announced that the forthcoming visit of a British rifle team to Australia will be aba[?]ned. The Bank rates in Paris and Berlin ...

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  19. DADDY AND THE OTHER FELLOW.

    Petty-officer Harris sudden departure from his home at East Geelon on Sunday night in response to an urgent call from the Naval headquarters was not ...

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  20. GERMAN FAMILIES SENT TO ENGLAND FOR SAFETY.

    A Flushing steamer has reached Folkestone wirh a large number of German and Dutch women and children on beard. who have been sent to England ...

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  21. MILLER HOMES.

    In n prominent position on the front of the Miller Homes in Ryrie-street has been placed a tablet setting our that the cottages are a memorial to the late ...

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  22. ROWDY BOYS AT STATION.

    For some nights on the arrival of the train from Melbourne large numbers of boys have rushed the station platform to the inconvenience of passengers and the ...

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  23. GERMANS DETAIN BRITISH VESSEL AT KIEL CANAL.

    London, August 4th.—The Nelson liner Castro, bound from Dantzag to Hull, has been detained at the Kiel Canal, and ordered to Hamburg. It is ...

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  24. VISITING ENGINEERS

    Mr. Hamer, Engineer for Public Works in New Zealand, and Mr. Cook, assistant engineer of the Sydney Sewerage Department, have been down to ...

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  25. PRIMATE SPEAKS OUT.

    London, August 4th.—Many ladies dressed in fclack attended Westminster Abbey yesterday afternoon. Every pew was occupied half an hour before the ...

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  26. HOME RULE BILL POSTPONED.

    London, August 2nd.—Very little general interest is being taken in the Home Rule problem. The Unionist leaders understand that the ...

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  27. LARCENT ALLEGED.

    Some days ago several articles were stolen from a tent at Wincheisea, in which a South Geehnig resident named Horrell was camped The police were ...

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  28. FRENCH GOVERNOR TOASTS BRITAIN.

    Sydney Monday.—A dinner of an intiernational character was held on the French mail steamer Pacifique yesterday. It was given by Commandant ...

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  29. SPLINTER FROM THE PIPES.

    Pains of the flesh as well as the hearing apparently may be experienced from the learning of the bagpipes. A youth who had a splinter removed from ...

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  30. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Owing to pressure on our space, some local news items are crowded out of this issue. Jas Ryan was charged with ...

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  31. GUARDING NEWCASTLE.

    Newcastle, Monday.—It is expected that Newcastle will shortly be proclaimed a "daylight port," and that full precautions will he taken to guard it ...

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  32. MUNICIPAL.

    Mr. Frank Ran, at the request of many ratepayers, has decided to stand, for the Barsvon riding seat in the South Barwon Council in place of Cr. Evans, ...

    Article : 64 words
  33. Advertising

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  34. ENGLAND'S NEUTRALITY.

    Sir Guy Fleetwood Wilson, formerly Vice-President of the Legislative Council of India, says Russia has deliberately undertaken the war in defence of ...

    Article : 531 words
  35. NO-LICENCE CAMPAIGN.

    A temperance rally is to be held in the Mechanics' Hall to-morrow night, and the speakers include the Revs. T. S. B. Woodful and S. Archer Harris: ...

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  36. TENDERS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

    Tenders are being called by the Defence Department for 62,000 pairs of mitties for Senior Cadets and Citizen Forces. 42,600 pairs of general service ...

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  37. POLITICAL.

    Mr. W. A. Watt. ex-Premier of Victoria. who has given several lighting speeches in Adelaide and other centres, is visiting Geelong on Friday night ...

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  38. EFFECT ON ORE TRADE.

    Some members of the State Government are concerned as to what effect the war will have on the big metalliferous mines. The Mt. Ly[?]ll and Broken ...

    Article : 66 words
  39. BARRIER MINERS HARD HIT.

    Broken Hill, Monday.—In consequence of the war buyers of ores have announced that they cannot accept delivery for export of concentrates. The ...

    Article : 72 words
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