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  2. THE COAL TRADE.

    News was received in Sydney yesterday that work was resumed at most of the mines in each district. Some of the collieries were unable to prepare for a resumption owing to ...

    Article : 162 words
  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    General Sir Douglas Haig, in his noon report, says:—There was hostile shelling at Gueudecourt and Fonquevillers. We heavily bombarded in the neighbourhood of ...

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  4. WAR NOTES.

    Although the Russians are exerting considerable pressure against the enemy in the Carpathians, and are also sending assistance direct to certain threatened sectors in ...

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  5. WEST OF BUCHAREST

    The most important news from Roumania relates to a great battle on the river Arges, which is practically the Roumanians' last line of defence before Bucharest ...

    Article : 330 words
  6. RECONSTRUCTION.

    It is officially stated that Mr. Asquith, with a view to securing the most effective prosecution of the war, has decided to advise the King to consent to the ...

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  7. HAVOC AMONG SHIPS

    During the last five days German submarines sank 51 merchant vessels as follows:— Wednesday 12 ...

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  8. BUCHAREST ROUMANIAN DEFENCE ENEMY CLAIM'S BIG VICTORY

    The Roumanians, who are defending Bucharest, report successes in the south towards (the Danube. In the ...

    Article : 152 words
  9. ENEMY SUBMARINES.

    The New York "Times" prints a story from the Providence "Journal" that two German submarines are in West Indian waters, and that four submarines left Kiel ...

    Article : 57 words
  10. ROOT OF THE TROUBLE.

    The "Daily Telegraph," discussing the Cabinet crisis, states:—The root and causes of the political crisis in regard to every problem confronting it are traceable to the lack of ...

    Article : 332 words
  11. WHAT RUSSIA WILL GET.

    The "Echo de Paris" says:—"If the Russians had possessed Constantinople Germany would never have been able to prepare for war. It was only by giving ...

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  12. ELECTRIC POWER.

    The Lighting Board met at the Town Hall yesterday to consider the question of the restrictions on the use of electric light and power. ...

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  13. AMERICA'S WARNING.

    President Wilson has warned Court von Bernsto[?]ff (the German Ambassador) against the further sinking of merchantmen by Germans in American waters. ...

    Article : 95 words
  14. IN THE TROTUS VALLEY.

    While the Russian attacks in the Carpathians along the border of Bukovina may influence, as they are intended to, the situation in Roumania, a more direct and ...

    Article : 421 words
  15. GREECE AND ALLIES.

    French destroyers only made a brief bombardment as the outcome of the Greek's firing against Zappeion before Admiral du Fournet had quitted the building. The ...

    Article : 93 words
  16. GREECE AND ALLIES.

    The details of Friday's events in Athens are not yet known in London or Paris. It is understood that King Constantine assured the Allied Ministers that no ...

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  17. RECRUITING.

    Yesterday at Victoria Barracks 75 men volunteered for active service, and 53 were accepted. A Customs officer, a labourer from ...

    Article : 166 words
  18. AMERICAN OPINION.

    The "New York Times" says: We have had great faith in Mr. Asquith and Viscount Grey, and also in the loyalty and alertness of the Coalition Cabinet. But we must assume that ...

    Article : 51 words
  19. MACKENSEN'S RUSH.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent with the Southern Russian Headquarters Staff, writes:—The main danger to Bucharest is from the south. The astonishing ...

    Article : 313 words
  20. CITY COUNCIL.

    At a meeting of the City Council yesterday afternoon Alderman English asked whether is would not be possible to allow shopkeepers to use electric light during the afternoon. ...

    Article : 172 words
  21. ZEPPELIN DESTROYERS.

    The Distinguished Service Order has been awarded to Sub-lieutenant Edward Pulling and the Distinguished Service Cross to Lieutenant Robery Cadbury and Sub-lieutenant ...

    Article : 95 words
  22. IN OTHER STATES.

    To-day's recruiting figures were:—Voluteered, 54; accepted, 30. ADELAIDE, Monday. There were 19 volunteers to-day, and nine ...

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  23. WESTERN FRONT.

    Mr. Douglas Haig, in his final report on sunday, stated:—Our Ypres raid last night caused the enemy many casualties.Hostle artillery has been active at Lesb[?]. ...

    Article : 139 words
  24. MISCONCEPTIONS IN RUSSIA.

    The announcement made in the Russian Duma by the new Premier, M. Trepoff, that Russia is to have Constantinople, and the Dardanelles after the war will not come as a ...

    Article : 424 words
  25. NORTHERN MINERS.

    The colliery employees of the northern district returned to work this morning, after being out since October 28. All the pits that had been working prior to the strike were ...

    Article : 463 words
  26. WAR PRISONERS.

    The Right Rev. Dr. Bury (Bishop for North and Central Europe) has returned to London. The German War Office granted him permission to visit other camps besides ...

    Article : 109 words
  27. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.

    A movement has been inaugurated at Surry Hills for the purpose of erecting a permanent memorial to the memory of the fallen soldiers from the Surry Hills district. ...

    Article : 213 words
  28. SCANDINAVIAN FOOD PROBLEM.

    The Scandinavian countries are seriously considering the food problem. Prices have risen abnormally in Norway and Denmark, and in a lesser degree in Sweden, which has ...

    Article : 120 words
  29. STATE FINANCE.

    "In its criticism of the financial statement in yesterday's issue," said Mr. Holman last night, "the 'Herald' falls into error, no doubt quite inadvertently, through a typographical ...

    Article : 402 words
  30. ENEMY IN BELGIUM.

    The British, French, Russian, and Italian Governments have issued the following declaration:— By deliberately creating unemployement ...

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  31. WORLD'S PEACE.

    President Wilson, in the course of a speech, said that the world's peace would only come with liberty. With all due respect for other forms of government, he could not believe ...

    Article : 98 words
  32. AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL.

    The King and Queen and Princess Mary visited the Australian Auxillary Hospital at Moreton Gardens. They were much pleased with the arrangements. ...

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  33. SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON.

    Sir Ernest Shackleton was entertained at a civic reception at Wellington to-day. Replying to the Mayor's speech of Welcome, he said: "For the first time since my return to ...

    Article : 305 words
  34. WHAT RUSSIA WILL GET.

    The new Russian Premier, M. Trepoff, speaking in the Duma, said that a treaty was signed by all the Allies some months back by which Russia, after the war, is to ...

    Article : 47 words
  35. CONTROL OF LIQUOR TRADE.

    The Minister for War, Mr. Lloyd George, writing to Mr. Ellis Davies, M.P., regarding the State purchase and control of the liquor trade, says: Since the war the importance of ...

    Article : 90 words
  36. THE GREEK TANGLE.

    The exact situation in Greece is still somewhat vague, and it is possible that the recent attack upon the allied troops in Athens may yet be attended by more serious ...

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  37. SOUTH COAST.

    The resumption of work at the mines this morning had a marked effect on business generally throughout the district. The recent struggle was so serious, and had such ...

    Article : 299 words
  38. APPEAL TO AMERICA.

    The Belgian Minister for Justice, M, do Wiart," cabling from Havre to the "New York World," says that the deportations of Belgians to Germany are the result of ...

    Article : 134 words
  39. WINTRY WEATHER IN MACEDONIA.

    A French communique states:—Bad Weather is bampering our operations in Macedonia. A British report from Salonica states: ...

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  40. ENEMY'S CREDIT LOWER.

    The German mark in New York is unmarketable at 8½d per mark. The Austrian kroner has touched the lowest point since the war. The nominal value of the mark is 11¾d, and ...

    Article : 46 words
  41. LIEUT. J. W. M'INTYRE.

    Mr. J. M'Intyre, of Dulwich Hill, whose son. Lieut. J. W. M'Intyre, was killed in action, has received the following communication from the Governor-General's secretary:—"I ...

    Article : 128 words
  42. GERMAN MASS LEVY.

    It is reported from Rotterdam that the German Emperor telegraphed to the Reichstag thanking members for the passage of the bill authorising the enrolment of the ...

    Article : 78 words
  43. THE POLISH REGENT.

    The "Matin" says that Vienna advices show that negotiations between the German and Austro-Hungarian Governments in regard to the choice of a ruler for the ...

    Article : 50 words
  44. THE CARSO FRONT.

    An Italian official message states: We straightened out our line on the Carso on a half-mile front, and advanced 300 yards. ...

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