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  2. THE WAR OUTLOOK.

    Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, addressed a full House on the naval and military situation. He first touched on the food problem, ...

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  3. GERMAN PEACE TERMS.

    A report from Washington states that, through a diplomatic medium, it has been learned that Germany's Christmas peace terms, which, are regarded as the ...

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  4. RUSSIA'S CIVIL WAR.

    A message from Haparanda states that the Grand Duke Nicholas has gathered a considerable army of Imperialists in the Caucasus. His force is growing daily ...

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  5. THE REFERENDUM.

    The progress of the count of the votes recorded in connection with the referendum yesterday increase the "No" lead, the majority when counting was suspended ...

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  6. INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

    In the Commonwealth Arbitration Court to-day Mr. Justice Higgins refused the application of the Metropolitan Coal Company of Sydney, and others, for the ...

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  7. TRADES HALL ADDITIONS.

    The roof has been completed over the additions to the Newcastle Trades Hall, and it is expected the building will be, occupied before Eight-hour Day. The ...

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  8. THE HUNTER.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 81 words
  9. MR. DOWNWARD'S VISIT.

    The executive of the Colliery Employees' Federation are in receipt of a communication from the secretary of the Victorian branch of the Miners' ...

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  10. NEWCASTLE COAL-TRIMMERS.

    Judge Curlewis to-day continued the bearing of the application made on behalf of the Newcastle Coal Trimmers' Federal Union, for a variation of their award, ...

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  11. MR. BEEBY'S VIEWS.

    Mr. Beeby, the State Minister for Labour and Industry, said to-day that although the result of the referendum was disappointing, and would materially ...

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  12. THE WEST FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, the British Commandant on the West Front, reports:— There was hostile artillery fire at ...

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  13. GERMANY PEACE INTOXICATED.

    The Amsterdam correspondent of the "Express" quotes a neutral banker, who has just come from Berlin as saying:—Germany is intoxicated with peace. I ...

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  14. FEDERATED BRICKLAYERS.

    Mr. W. M'Ewen, secretary to the Newcastle branch of Operative Bricklayer's Association, has been deputed to attend the annual conference of the ...

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  15. GERMAN FOOD SCANDALS.

    The Amsterdam correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" says that the extraordinary food scandals revealed in Germany have aroused general indignation. ...

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  16. CHRISTMAS IS COMING.

    Four days yet to Christmas Day, but Santa Claus, like the spirit of Christmas, was abroad early. Yesterday he strolled along the ...

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  17. NEW SOUTH WALES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 339 words
  18. COLLIERY ENGINE-DRIVERS.

    Mr. J. A. Buckley, who, for the past five years, has occupied the post of secretary to the Colliery Engine-drivers and Firemen's Association, of New South ...

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  19. TROTSKY DEFIANT.

    Trotsky, the Bolshevik Foreign Minister, informed the French Ambassador that Russia will break off negotiations with the Central Powers if the latter will ...

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  20. MR. RYAN AND MR. HALL.

    Mr. Ryan, the State Premier, referring to-day to the statement of Mr. Hall, Attorney-General of New South Wales, criticising Mr. Hughes's actions, said it was ...

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  21. GERMAN CONFERENCE.

    An Amsterdam report states that Herr Hertling, the German Imperial Chancellor, Herr Kuhlmann, Foreign Minister, Field-Marshal von Hindenburg, and ...

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  22. FEDERATED BOILERMAKERS.

    An application has been lodged with Mr. A. M. Stewart, the Federal Registrar, on behalf of the Federated Society of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders, for ...

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  23. CHRISTMAS IN GERMANY.

    Amsterdam reports that the Kaiser has announced that Christmas festivities will be cut down to a minimum in view of the seriousness of the times. There will be ...

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  24. FEDERATED LIQUOR TRADES.

    Mr. F. Owen, State secretary of the Federated Liquor Trades, has written the secretary of the Newcastle sub-branch, informing him that as a result ...

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  25. WITH THE AUSTRALIANS.

    Mr. C. E. W. Bean, the official Australian correspondent, telegraphing on Wednesday says: The night before last, for the first time this winter, snow fell heavily ...

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  26. BRITAIN'S WAR AIMS.

    Continuing his speech on the war debate in the House of Commons, Mr. Balfour, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, regretted that a member of the ...

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  27. AUSTRIAN VIEWS.

    The Austrian Reichsrath cheered the Premier's announcement that the Central powers will not try to obtain great advantages from Russia. ...

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  28. RECRUITING MUST GO ON.

    Professor Macintyre, chairman of the New South Wales Recruiting Committee, announced in Martin-place this afternoon that he would be unable to carry on the ...

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  29. UNIONS AND SHIPBUILDING.

    A meeting of the representatives appointed by the unions concerned in the Commonwealth Government's shipbuilding proposition, was held at the ...

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  30. BOLSHEVIK FINANCE.

    The "Kolnische Zeitung" is informed on good authority that the Bolsheviks consider the loans for war purposes, which Russia received from her Allies, ...

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  31. NAVAL AIR WORK.

    The British Admiralty reports:—Our air craft dropped large quantities of explosives on the Brugeoise works at Bruges on Tuesday night. Direct hits were ...

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  32. BRITISH FOOD CONTROL.

    Lord Rhondda, the Food Controller, is arranging to fix in January maximum prices for the various grades of British livestock. ...

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  33. TROTSKY SHOUTED DOWN.

    A Petrograd message states that Trotsky attempted to address the peasants' conference, but there was a terrible hubbub. There were cries of "blood-drinker," ...

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  34. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The heat wave continued to-day. The temperature in the metropolis was 103.8, waking the third successive day that it has been well over the century. ...

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  35. COLLIERY EMPLOYEES' FEDERATION.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 215 words
  36. THE FRENCH FRONT.

    The latest French communique reports:— There was reciprocal bombardment in the regions near Juvincourt and north ...

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  37. ALLEGED SEDITION.

    A report from Paris states that seven members of the commission appointed by the French Chamber of Deputies to report on the application of General Dubail, ...

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  38. GERMAN CREDIT.

    It is reported from Amsterdam that Herr von Havenstein, President of the German Reichsbank, summoned the leading bankers to a conference to discuss the ...

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  39. AT THE CENTRAL MISSION.

    The annual Christmas tree to the poor was given at the Central Methodist Mission last night; when 175 persons, by invitation, sat down at well-laden tables. If ...

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  40. THE COASTAL ROUTES.

    In regard to the alarm amongst passengers by interstate steamers by the report of the discovery of a mine on the coast, it is generally accepted in shipping circles ...

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  41. FALL OF SNOW.

    The snow, which the Italians have been anxiously awaiting, is falling on the mountainous parts of the front. It is the latest winter within living memory. ...

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  42. MR. HUGHES SILENT.

    Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, visited the Commonwealth Offices this afternoon, but he was not at home to callers. When seen by press representatives, he ...

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  43. SCIENCE AND FOODSTUFFS.

    At a meeting of the Society of Arts, Professor Wemyss Anderson, in a paper on "Science and the Cold Storage Industry, pointed out that pure science in ...

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  44. DISTRICT CASUALTIES.

    CORPORAL DODD.—Mr. J. Dodd, of Cook's Hill, has been advised that his son, Corporal A. W. Dodd, previously reported missing on the 12th October, 1917, ...

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  45. OVERSEA MAIL ADVICES.

    The comments which have been made in these columns concerning the inadequacy of the notice given in Newcastle concerning the departure of oversea mails ...

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  46. ENEMY REPORT.

    A German official report states:—We repulsed repeated counter-attacks against our newly won lines on Monte Pertica. The prisoners taken between the Brenta ...

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  47. TURKISH BRUTALITY.

    New York reports that official advices state that the Turks brutally maltreated the Christian priests of Jerusalem, and carried off the famous treasures from the ...

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  48. OPINIONS IN SYDNEY.

    There was considerable speculation in political circles to-day as to what effect the result of the referendum will have in the Federal sphere. The attack made ...

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  49. STOREMEN AND PACKERS.

    The new rules of the Newcastle and District Storemen and Packers' have been registered, and steps will be taken immediately through Mr. M. Connington, ...

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  50. BRITAIN AND THE POPE.

    Lord Robert Cecil, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Foreign Affairs Department, replying to a question in the House of Commons, said the treaty with ...

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  51. TORONTO.

    In connection with the fatal burning accident a few days ago, little William Bennett, a brother of the girl who died as the result of the burns she received, ...

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  52. ZIONIST THANKS.

    The president of the Sydney Zionist Society, on behalf of the Zionist Association of Australia, sent the following cable message to General Sir Edmund Allenby:— ...

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  53. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The death is announced of Mr. Noel Ross, a New Zealand journalist, from typhoid. He was a son of Mr. Malcolm Ross, the New Zealand war ...

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  54. CAMBRAI INQUIRY.

    Answering a question as to the number of Generals permanently retired following the Cambrai operations, Mr. Bonar Law, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, ...

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  55. FRENCH SHIPPING.

    The French weekly shipping returns show that thorn worn 981 arrivals and 892 departures. One vessel under 1600 tons was sunk, and ...

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  56. NEWCASTLE RECRUITING.

    At the Newcastle recruiting depot yesterday three volunteers were accepted. ...

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  57. NEWCASTLE ELECTORATE.

    Mr. J. E. Stewart, the divisional returning officer, stated last night that he had been advised of 2400 absent votes having been despatched to the Newcastle office ...

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  58. SOLDIERS' ALLOTMENTS.

    Mr. H. B. Jefferson, postmaster at Newcastle, notifies that military allotments will be paid to-day up to one o'clock. ...

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  59. VICTORIAN MINERS AND THE REFERENDUM.

    The Victorian miners, who are at present engaged in the Richmond Main Colliery, were enabled to vote on the referendum, a booth being provided at Kurri ...

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  60. HALIFAX DISASTER.

    The Commission which is investigating the case of the disaster in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is endeavouring to elucidate how the Imo and the Mont Blanc approached a ...

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  61. CARDIFF.

    The Methodist Church has lately been renovated. The anniversary services will be held to-morrow. A benefit concert was tendered to Mr. ...

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  62. ITALIAN SHIPPING.

    The Italian shipping returns for the week state that the arrivals numbered 384 and the sailings 333. Two sailing vessels over 100 tons and ...

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  63. THE NEWCASTLE "NO" CAMPAIGN.

    Mr. C. Pattinson, the secretary of the Newcastle No-conscription Council, referring last night to the result of the referendum, expressed satisfaction with the ...

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  64. SERGEANT DOOLAN, M.M.

    Sergeant A. Doolan, who enlisted from the Upper Hunter shortly after the outbreak of war, has been awarded the Military Medal for distinguished conduct in ...

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  65. CAPTAIN GLOSSOP INDIGNANT.

    At the ceremony of unveiling the Emden gun in Hyde Park to-day indignation was expressed at the result of the referendum by Captain Glossop, the former ...

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  66. TROLLY-DRAYMEN.

    Mr. G. Thompson has been re-elected president of !he Newcastle Trolly, Drymen, and Carters' Union. The report for the year, presented by Mr. H. H. Lloyd, ...

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  67. AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING.

    It is reported from Washington that the Allies are now asking the United States to construct between 6,000,000 and 8,000,000 tons of shipping in 1918. ...

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  68. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

    As a result of the armistice, the Central Powers and Russia have agreed to the immediate exchange of civilian prisoners, and the improvement of the condition of ...

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  69. VICTORIA.

    The Melbourne City Coroner found that the two sisters, Mana and Julle Cummins, who lived in North Melbourne, were killed by their brother John. The ...

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