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  2. ALLIES' PROGRESS MAINTAINED. ENEMY SCORES A FEW POINTS AT ENORMOUS COST.

    An official communique issued in Paris states:—We maintained our front at Nieuport and Dixmude on Sunday. The Germans, who crossed the Yser, made no ...

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  3. "COURIER" PATRIOTIC FUNDS. ANOTHER BRISK ADVANCE.

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  4. RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Messagero" states that the Austrian right has been completely turned. The Germans in Poland continue to retreat ...

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  5. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

    Since the announcement first was made that the military authorities intended to enrol a Second Expdeitionary Force very little publicity has by request been given ...

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  6. GOEBEN AND BRESLAU.

    The "Tribuna" states that the hasty return of the cruisers Goeben and Breslan to the Bosphorus from the Black Sea was due to the Russian and British ...

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  7. PRICE OF WHEAT.

    A deputation representing the Victorian Mill Owners' Association waited to-day upon the Price of Goods Board to ask that the board should take action to ...

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  8. AUSTRIAN AERIAL DREADNOUGHT.

    Vienna newspapers state that a new Austrian aerial Dreadnought, which cost £5400, collapsed at the first trial and was destroyed. ...

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  9. AUSTRIAN CRUISER.

    It is reported that the Japanese artillery sank an Austrian cruiser in Kiau-chau Bay. [The only Austrian warship which was known ...

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  10. THE TSAR'S OFFER.

    The Italians whom the Tsar proposes to sent to Italy number 5000. [A message published in the "Courier" on Monday stated that the Tsar had made an offer ...

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  11. THE CRUISER GEIER.

    Japan has protested to the United States Government against the German cruiser Geier being allowed to remain longer at Honolulu, as her repairs have been ...

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  12. UNEMPLOYED IN N.S.W.

    An official return prepared for the Minister for Labour (Mr. Estell) sets out that there are at present 13,500 unemployed in this State. This includes 5600 ...

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  13. THE TRAITOR MARITZ.

    Colonel Van der Venter is engaging the force of Colonel Maritz in the Calvinia district, in the north-west of the Cape of Good Hope Province. Ninety-two ...

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  14. IN GREAT BRITAIN.

    Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia, attended a meeting of the Frivy Council, and afterwards was received in audience by the King. ...

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  15. GIFT OF PIANOS.

    Gratification has been expressed in Melbourne at the generous action of the Wertheim Company, which has given no fewer than 18 pianos for the benefit of ...

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  16. TELEGRAPHIC CODES.

    The following is a copy of a cablegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, dated London, 24th October, 11.40 p.m.:— ...

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  17. BRITISH EMPIRE TRADE MARK.

    The Board of Trade has decided not to permit the use of a "British Empire" trade mark. ...

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  18. FIRST AUSTRALIAN FIELD HOSPITAL.

    Dr. H. B. Follett, who has been appointed a surgeon in the First Australian Field Hospital, has been for four years captain of the A.A.M.C., in Maryborough. ...

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  19. A TRADE BANK.

    The Institute of Industry and Commerce proposes the formation of a Trade Bank, supported by leading English banks, which will make advances to the extent of 60 ...

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  20. CANADA AND GERMANY.

    Count Bernstorff, the German Ambassador to the United States, claims Germany's right to land troops in Canada if possible because the sending of troops ...

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  21. THE WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is steady, and more wheat is offering. ...

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  22. FIGHT AT LA BASSEE.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" states that for a fortnight the Germans have been showing the greatest bravery, and making ...

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  23. MILITARY NOTIFICATIONS

    "District Orders" to hand contain the following information:— Second Lieutenant H. G. Hinton, 2nd Light Horse, has passed an examination for lieutenant. ...

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  24. THE BRADFORD MARKET.

    The Bradford wool market is buoyant, and prices are against buyers, but there is only a meagre business, owing to the scarcity of stocks. ...

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  25. GERMAN EFFORTS CONTINUED.

    A communique issued at midnight last night states that Nieuport had been violently bombarded, and the German effort was continued on the ...

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  26. WOOL SALES IN SYDNEY.

    The London "Daily Telegraph" commends the action of the Sydney auctioneer in refusing to take bids for wool on German account in view of the ...

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  27. ACTION BY GREECE.

    Greece has announced its intention to reoccupy Northern Epirus, in view of the breakdown of the Albanian Government. The Greek Government emphasises that ...

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  28. TRAGEDY AT DIXMUDE.

    The "Journal" states that with the object of drawing the Germans towards Dixmude, the Allies feigned the abandonment of the town. A Prussian regiment ...

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  29. QUESTION OF LOYALTY.

    Silly stories have been current for several weeks discrediting the loyalty of Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg. The "Globe" discusses the subject apologetically, ...

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  30. CABLE ADDRESSES.

    In further reference to a recent notification concerning the use of abbreviated telegraphic indicators in the addresses of telegrams accepted in British territory ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  31. ITALIAN NAVAL EXPEDITION.

    It is officially announced that an Italian naval expedition has occupied Valona, in Albania, for the purpose of safeguarding the neutrality of Albania. ...

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  32. A SENSATIONAL INCIDENT.

    George Field, a wharf labourer, and a married man, was late last night sitting on the street doorstep of his home in Seal-place, off Goulburn-street, city, when ...

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  33. BELGIANS LOSE HEAVILY.

    The Belgians lost 10,000 dead and wounded in the nine days' fighting at the Yser. No fewer than 2500 bodies of German soldiers were found in the Yser ...

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  34. THE CENSORSHIP.

    The London correspondent of the New York "Evening Post" having accused the censorship of seeking to conceal German successes and blacken Germany's ...

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  35. DEATH OF A MISER.

    Theodore Oswald Lattorenf, an old German, who lived the life of a hermit and miser, has died leaving a fortune in cash and property valued at about £20,000. ...

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  36. THE RAMMED SUBMARINE.

    Details concerning the sinking of the German submarine by the torpedo boat destroyer Badger show that the Badger was cruising off the Dutch coast when the ...

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  37. GERMANS AT ROULERS.

    The "Telegraph" states that the Germans have reoccupied Roulers, in Belgium, 10 miles north-west of Courtrai. The Allies have gained ground near Nieuport. ...

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  38. FRENCH STRENGTHENING FORTS.

    The "Telegraaf" published a message received from German sources to the effect that the French are greatly strengthening the forts in the vicinity of Belfort and ...

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  39. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day the amendments made by the Legislative Council in the Local Government Bill were considered. Mr. Webber said he ...

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  40. LATEST GERMAN DODGE.

    A naval officer writes that the latest German dodge is re place an imitation periscope on a mine, hoping that some British warship will ram it on the ...

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  41. BATTLE AT YPRES.

    There were 250,000 Germans massed at Ypres. The British force held them in check for five days, despite the siege guns from Antwerp sometimes burying the men ...

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  42. PRISONERS OF WAR.

    The Berlin papers state that up to October 21 the number of prisoners of war in Germany were:— French, 2472 officers, 146,807 men. ...

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  43. CAPTURED GERMAN STEAMERS.

    Having discharged the Adelaide nortion of the cargo, the captured steamer Griefswald was to-day cleared at the Port Adelaide Customs House for Brisbane, via ...

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  44. THE RECENT ASSASSINATION.

    Princip and the other men who were charged with the assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand have been found guilty, and they will be sentenced ...

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  45. STRUCK A MINE.

    A steamer conveying a number of Belgian refugees struck a mine off Boulogne. A panic ensued, and 30 of those on board were drowned. The rest ...

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  46. RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    The hon. treasurer (Mrs. W. H. Barnes) acknowledges the following additional donations:—Previously acknowledged, £8092/11/9; Kirchheim branch, ...

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  47. PRINCE OSCAR.

    It is stated that the recovery of Prince Oscar, the fifth son of the Kaiser, is considered doubtful. He is suffering from partial paralysis of the vagus (or ...

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  48. RETURN OF CAPTAIN SVENSEN.

    Captain Svensen, accompanied by Mrs. Svensen, returned to Brisbane last night by the steamer Eastern after a trip to Norway and Sweden. Captain Svensen ...

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  49. HIGH COMMISSIONER'S BUDGET

    The Minister for External Affairs has received the following messages from the High Commissioner:— London, October 26, 6.55 p.m. Paris ...

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  50. GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT.

    An official announcement in Berlin states: The enemy is obstmately defending Nieuport and Dixmude. The German artillery forced the British fleet eight miles off the ...

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  51. THE GERMAN COMMANDER.

    General Falkerhazn has succeeded the late General von Moltke as Chief of the General Staff of the German Army. ...

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  52. FRENCH EX-MINISTER'S OPINION.

    M. Pichon, ex-Minister for Foreign Affairs, writing to the "Petit Journal," expresses regret that the Allies have not appealed for the co-operation ...

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  53. THE BENGAL LANCERS.

    Corporal Cole, of the Field Artillery, has arrived at Aberdeen wounded. He narrates a thrilling charge of the Bengal Lancers. The British had been fighting ...

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  54. "A PROPER GOOD RACE."

    A correspondent writing from England closes his letter thus:—"From the way we are taking and doing in this 'millionenschelacht'—an accursed word so beloved of ...

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  55. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.

    The Germans in the Straits Settlements and the adjacent British territorios have been interned. ...

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