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  2. COAL BOARD.

    The work of settling the outstanding matters in dispute between the miners and coal owners was commenced yesterday by the special board, of which Mr. Justice Edmunds ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    A Roma wireless message states that Austria and Germany have offered to open Greece's, land communications if Greece will declare war agninst the Entente. ...

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  4. TO WIN THE WAR.

    Mr. Lloyd George spent a very busy day yesterday (Thursday) in work in connection with the forming of the new Cabinet He made good progress. His most ...

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  5. FALL OF BUCHAREST.

    Details are coming in of the fall of Bucharest city. It is announced in Berlin that Captain Lange early on December 5 was sent to the commander of the ...

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  6. GREECE BLOCKADED

    The allied Governments have decided to blockade Greece until they are given reparation for the outrages committed against the Allies and the Venizelists in ...

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  7. ORGANISING THE NATION

    Mr. Lloyd George is proceeding with the formation of a Cabinet. He states that his whole policy is to organise ...

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  8. ROUMANIA.

    Apart from this development on the Verdun front, the military operations reported from the various other regions are somewhat meagre. The Roumanian position shews no ...

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  9. ATTACKED BY SHARK

    A shocking tragedy occurred at Middle Harbour yesterday morning, when a man was killed through being bitten by a shark. Mr. Walter Cromwell German, aged 41. ...

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  10. STATE GOVERNMENT'S MESSAGE.

    Mr. Holman said yesterday that on behalt of the State Government he, as Premier, had sent the following cable to Mr. Lloyd George on receiving the news that the task of ...

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  11. OUR NATION'S NEED.

    Spoaking at the Scots' College yesterday after the students had sung several patriotic songs, Professor Macintyre, ModeratorGeneral of the Presbyterian Church in ...

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  12. WAR NOTES.

    Two items of news from the Western front should not be overlooked. The first, contained in the French officeal message issued at midnight on Wednesday, and published ...

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  13. THE LONG SITTING.

    Although the majority of Ministers were in their offices yesterday, there was very little doing in the Government departments, so far as politics are concerned. Everybody was ...

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  14. ITALY AND WAR.

    The Italian Chamber of Deputies, by an overwhelming majority, accepted the motion put forward by the Prime Minister. Signor Boselli, to shelve for six months the ...

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  15. THE WEST FRONT.

    Sir Douglas Haig, reporting at midnight on Thursday, said: There was considerable reciprocal shelling in the vicinity of the Thiepval Ridge. ...

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  16. ITALIAN FRONT.

    An Italian official message stales:—We repulsed two successive attacks on the Carso. Our aeroplanes bombed aviation sheds at Prosecco, and floating bangars in ...

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  17. CHARGE OF BLACKMAIL.

    Thomas Jackson, commission agent, who was charged with blackmailing Godfrey Isaacs, managing director of Marconi, Limited, by offering to stop attacks in the "Financial ...

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  18. PREVIOUS PREMATURE CLAIM.

    The significance of the whole affair, however, depends upon the accuracy of the enemy's claim, and in this respect we can only base our estimate of its value on the ...

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  19. THE DEPORTATIONS.

    The Paris correspondent of the "New York Times" has obtained a copy of a Polish Deputy's speech, made at a secret session of the Reichstag, and published in a Polish ...

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  20. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES.

    The Queen has resigned from the office of Patron of the National Council of Women. Her interest in its work is undiminished, but her Majesty desires to abstain from ...

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  21. MOULDERS' STRIKE.

    Mr. Beeby, Minister for Labour and Industry, has arranged a conference between representatives of the Moulders' Union and of the iron Trades Employers' Association. This ...

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  22. FRENCH DETERMINATION

    After a secret session the French Chamber of Deputies expressed confidence in M. Brland, the French Premier, by 344 votes to 160. ...

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  23. SINKING OF ARABIA

    Germany in reply to the American Note bus given some extraordinary reasons for her act in sinking the P. and O. steamer Arabin—which was on her way from ...

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  24. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.

    The returns of the Board of Trade for November show that the imports increased by £17,300,232 and exports by £6,849,088, while the re-exports decreased by £1,175,928, ...

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  25. AWARDED MILLTARY CROSS.

    In a letter addressed, to his mother, Captain Dr.) W. E. Giblin, R.A.M.C., of Chatswood and Sydney, who is now attached to the North Royal Lancashlres in France, remarks ...

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  26. ORGANISING MAN-POWER

    It is officially stated that the Admiralty, the Ministry of Munitions, and the Army Council have agreed to secure the eatiy calline to the colours of all fit semi-skilled and ...

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  27. THE HIGH COMMANDS.

    The "New York Times" says that Washington officials have received information on the basis of which they anticipate important changes in the French commands. ...

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  28. VICTORIAN'S APPOINTMENT.

    Aylmer Buesst, a Victorian, has been appointed conductor of the Becchara Grand Opera at the Aldwych Theatre. ...

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  29. ENEMY'S EARLIER EFFORTS.

    It is not improbable that the present attack on Hill 304 is being carried out on similar lines to the previous futile attempts of the onemy to gain this important height. After ...

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  30. NEW ZEALAND VISITORS.

    Queen Mary received in audience Mrs. and Miss Massey at Buckingham Palace to-doy. ...

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  31. LIGHT AND POWER

    The Gas Board yesterday decided to revoke previous notifications limiting the supply of gas to consumers supplied by the North Shore Company. Gas may now be used in that ...

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  32. BRITISH COPPER.

    The Minister for Munitions has prohibited the use of cooper in manufactures, and the sale or purchase of copper outside the United Kingdom. He requires manufacturers to ...

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  33. UNION S. S. COMPANY.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette says that a large company is attempting to Fecure control of the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand. ...

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  34. BRITAIN'S LARGE ARMY.

    Mr. Frederic Condert, a prominent New York lawyer who was recently on the Western front, says that niter the war Britain will have the largest; and ...

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  35. ROLL OF HONOUR.

    Sub-lieutenant Alfred Mann, of the Naval Air Service, and a resident of Sydney, was killed in an aeroplane accident. ...

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  36. LADY TENNYSON DEAD.

    The death is announced of Lady Tennyson. She died from pneumonia it the family beat at Farringtord, lsle of Wight. Lady, Tennyson, was the wife of the present ...

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  37. MR. H. E. BUDDEN.

    Mr. H. E. Budden, War Chest Commissioner, will be compelled by private and family reasons to return to Australia after Christmas, when he will have completed over two ...

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  38. SEVEN SHIPS SUNK.

    Seven vessels were sunk by "Submarines yesterday—three Danish, two Spanish, and one Russian and one Nowegian. The Danish steamer Nexos. 1013 tons, ...

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  39. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    The steamers Maital (from Wellington, November 9) and Sierra (from Sydney, November 15), have arrived at Son Francisco. The ship Lindisfarne (from Sydney, October 14) ...

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  40. NEAR MONASTIR.

    An official report issued in Paris at midnight on Thursday stated: The enemy is bombarding our positions round monastir Fresh counter-attacks on the Servian ...

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  41. FERRY SERVICES.

    A further revision of the ferry service is promised for next week when the present timetable will be considerably improved upon ...

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  42. COMMONWEALTH TAXES.

    The "Frinancial News" strongly approves of the Commonwealth Government decision to modify the war-time profits tax, and exempt mining companies. The Government, it says, ...

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  43. GERMAN PROPAGANDA.

    The Prussian Lutheran Synod has confidentially circularised its pastors, instructing them to hold special Chrimtmas services to stimulate zeal in the war, wo emphasize ...

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  44. MINERS' COAL TICXETS.

    The Hebburn Colliery was the first to stop working since tbe resumption of work. It appears that before the strike the management had assured the monthly coal supply ...

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  45. BRITISH ECONOMY.

    The King and the Royal household some time ago adopted the practice of going without meat on two days weekly. ...

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