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  2. ITALIANS IN ALBANIA.

    An Italian official report status:—We have progressed to the westward of the Lower and Middle Hemeni, and extended eastward our occupation of the heights ...

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  3. THE WAR.

    Military experts in France are of opinion that the first German line is now thinly held by second rate troops, as the first rate troops have been withdrawn ...

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  4. DISTRICT NEWS.

    Mrs. Imrie presided at the second annual meeting of the islington Girls' Patriotic Club held in Wickham council Chambers on Tuesday evening. The report ...

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  5. NEWCASTLE HOSPITAL.

    The monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Newcastle Hospital was held last evening, Mr. A. A. Rankin in the chair. ...

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  6. TRADE AFTER THE WAR.

    Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister of Australia, addressed a large public meeting in the Queen's Hall, under the auspices of the Empire Producers' ...

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  7. LOYALISTS IN THE RAILWAYS.

    A deputation from the Tramway Employees' Union waited upon Mr. Ball, the Minister for Railways, to-day, with regard to the seniority list and ...

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  8. AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN.

    Mr. Gilmour reports:—I visited the Flying Squadron, which is the latest battle squadron of Australian pilots on the west front. ...

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  9. AIR ATTACKS ON AUSTRIANS.

    A message from Rome states:—Between June 15th and 25th, British and Italian aeroplanes brought down 107 enemy machines. ...

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  10. JUNCTION.

    An entertainment was given in the Star Picture Theatre on Wednesday night in aid of the Junction Soldiers' Monument Fund. Alderman Quinlan ...

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  11. THE AUSTRIAN CRISIS.

    It is reported from Zurich that the Emperor Karl has summoned Parliament to meet on the 16th instant. The situation is so obscure that it is ...

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  12. MEREWETHER.

    The first annual meeting of the Merewether Girls' Patriotic Club was held in the school of arts on Wednesday evening. The balance-sheet showed that during ...

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  13. KUHLMANN DISPLACED.

    Copenhagen reports that it is learned from a reliable source that the Kaiser has accepted Baron von Kuhlmann's resignation. It is probable that Herr von Hintze, ...

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  14. BRITISH REPORT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports:— A successful minor operation at night on Tuesday at Morris captured nine ...

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  15. FLYING ROYAL VISIT.

    The King and Queen of the Belgians are visiting London, in connection with the Royal silver wedding. It has been revealed that they arrived ...

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  16. PENSIONS AND POLITICS.

    Sir George Barlow moved in the House of Commons that it was essential that all questions relating to pensions should be kept free from party politics. He said ...

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  17. GERMAN DISCIPLINE SHAKEN.

    Mr. Percival Phillips states that a captured order shows that General von der Marwitz, commanding the Second German Army, issued an order on July 7, stating: ...

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  18. AUSTRALIAN ADVANCES.

    The United Press correspondent states:—The Australians near Morris captured positions 250 yards forward along a line of 1200 yards. ...

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  19. RUSSIA BREAKING UP.

    Tokio reports that the Soviet rule at Vladivostock has collapsed like a house of cards. The Czecho-Slovaks have reinstated the ...

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  20. WALLSEND AND PLATTSBURG.

    A euchre party and dance was held in the mechanics' institute on Tuesday evening, the proceeds being for the benefit of the institute. The prizes for the card ...

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  21. RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.

    "Returned soldiers can be a power of strength to us, in aiding the voluntary movement,' said Mr. R. B. Orchard, the Minister for Recruiting, to-day, referring ...

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  22. THE SOMME ADVANCE.

    The Australian official correspondent, in a telegram despatched on Tuesday, states:—The night before last, the Australia infantry again pushed forward ...

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  23. QUEENSLAND.

    Mr. Ryan, the State Premier, to-day informally discussed with Mr. Holman, the Premier of New South Wales, the question of linking-up the coastal ...

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  24. NEWCASTLE RECRUITING.

    A new recruiting depot has been erected at Breadmeadow. Sergeant Cameron, who is in charge, will answer all inquiries. Addresses will be delivered to-night at ...

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  25. GERMAN NAVAL PLANS.

    Colonel Repington, referring to German newspaper uneasiness regarding the new British minefields, says it would appear that they are interfering with enemy ...

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  26. GERMANS FORESTALLED.

    Russian newspapers which have arrived in England show that Allied intervention on the Murman coast forestalled German attempts to close Russia's last ...

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  27. VICTORIA.

    A cable message received this morning by Mr. W. L. Bosschart, the Consul-General for The Netherlands, notified that the Royal Dutch Packet Company ...

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  28. DISTRICT CASUALTIES.

    LIEUTENANT THOMAS.—Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas, of Killingworth, have received word that their son, Lieutenant F. D. Thomas, has been reported wounded, ...

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  29. CANADIAN RAIDS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs states:—The ferocity of the German artillery on Monday was mainly intended as retaliation for English, Scottish, and Australian raids. I ...

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  30. HAMILTON.

    A snowball tea in aid of the Y.M.C.A. Building Fund was held in the Hamilton Council Chambers yesterday afternoon. Mrs. W. R. Alexander, who presided, ...

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  31. BRITISH SUBMARINE SUNK.

    A semi-official report from Berlin states:—A German air squadron observed submarine C25 in the Thames Estuary, and attacked and killed the crew on deck ...

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  32. NEWCASTLE REPATRIATION.

    A meeting of delegates elected by the Municipal and Shire Councils Repatriation Committees was held at the Newcastle Council Chambers last night. The ...

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  33. WHITE SEA REPUBLIC.

    Amsterdam reports that a Moscow message states that simultaneously with the establishment of the White Sea Republic, a new State has been created, ...

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  34. ON THE FRENCH FRONT.

    A French communique states:—` There was reciprocal artillery fire north of Montdidier and south of the Aisne, in the region of Chavigny Farm. ...

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  35. DUDLEY.

    A public send-off was given to Private C. A. Liversidge in the schol of arts hall. Mr. S. W. Merritt presided. The first part of the entertainment took the ...

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  36. LIEUTENANT LASKER.

    Mr. I. Lasker, formerly of Newcastle, but now of Sydney, has been officially advised that his only son. Second-lieutenant R. S. Lasker, of the Royal Air Force, ...

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  37. CONTROL OF SHIPPING.

    By a regulation issued under the War Precautions Act to-day owners and agents of sea-going vessels are required to furnish information to satisfy the ...

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  38. UNIONS AND COMMERCE.

    Delegates from fifteen trade unions, representing 2,500,000 workers, met in the House of Commons, and decided that the Parliamentary Committee Trade Union ...

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  39. ARRESTS IN MOSCOW.

    A report from Paris states that the revolutionaries arrested in Moscow include three of M. Kerensky's Ministers. ...

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  40. ENEMY REPORT.

    A German official report states: Strong French forces advanced several times, and established themselves westward of Antheull and northward of Longpont. ...

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  41. GERMANY DISTURBED.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" reports that diplomatic despatches state that the successes of the Czecho-Slovaks seemingly indicate ...

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  42. AUSTRALIAN ACTIVITY.

    Mr. Percival Phillips telegraphs:—The German Second Army's lot is unenviable in the Ancre Valley and above Albert, where repeated attempts to climb out ...

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  43. NATIONALISATION OF MINES.

    A conference of the Miners' Federation at Southport passed a resolution in favour of the nationalisation of mines. They instructed the executive to draft ...

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  44. CARRINGTON COUNCIL.

    Carrington Council met last night, there being present the Mayor, Alderman M'Cormack, and Aldermen Lott, Wilson, Patrdige, M'Cann, and Parker. ...

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  45. COAL PURCHASE BOARD.

    It was stated to-day by Mr. Poynton, the Acting Minister for the Navy, that the object of the Coal Purchase Board now being constituted was to a large extent ...

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  46. LAMBTON.

    A meeting of the musical and literary competition committee was held in Smith's committee rooms on Wednesday. Mr. J. Fitzpatrick occupied the chair. ...

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  47. WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT.

    The Labour party's executive has endorsed the candidature of several women for industrial constituencies, in order to force a decision as to the eligibility of ...

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  48. THE AUSTRALIAN FRONT.

    Mr. Gordon Gilmour, the special correspondent of the Australian Press Association, telegraphs:—The Australian front north if Villers Bretonneux is now greatly ...

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  49. PRIVATE HONEY, M.M.

    Mrs. Honey, of Cleary-street, Hamilton, received word that her son, Private Stanley Honey, has been awarded the Military Medal for conspicuous courage and ...

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  50. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    At an investiture at Buckingham Palace King George conferred the Victoria Cross on Private Henry Nicholas, a New Zealander, for conspicuous bravery in ...

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  51. GREAT AMERICAN CROP.

    It is reported from Washington that the Department of Agriculture has announced that the 1918 crop is estimated at 891,000,000 bushels of wheat, which is ...

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  52. THE LATE PRIVATE G. E. FLYNN.

    Mr. E. Flynn, of Military-road, Newcastle, has received a letter in the following terms from Chaplain A. J. B. King, relating to the death in auction on ...

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  53. PROHIBITION IN AMERICA.

    A resolution has been introduced into the United States Senate prohibiting the sale of intoxicants after the 31st December, except for export, and prohibiting ...

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  54. LABOUR FOR SHIPBUILDING.

    Referring to-night to a statement made by Mr. J. O'Toole, the general secretary of the Federated Society of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of Australia, ...

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  55. ADAMSTOWN.

    Private Norman M'Master, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M'Master, of Victoria-street, Adamstown was given a send-off in the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening. ...

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  56. ESCAPE FROM A SUBMARINE.

    A telegram from New York states that German submarines are again operating off the coast of America. An American steamer, bringing nitrates ...

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  57. AUSTRALIA AND THE PACIFIC.

    Mr. W. F. Massey, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, and Sir Joseph Ward, the Minister for Finance, were entertained at luncheon at the Australian and ...

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