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  2. BATTLE OF THE SOMME.

    General Sir Douglas Haig reports: Heavy fighting continues satisfactorily to us, especially at La Boisselle, where the remnants of the garrison surrendered. ...

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  3. RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.

    An official communique states:A fierce battle continues between the Rivers Styr and Stuchod.We took 800 prisoners and captured nine machine guns.The ...

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  4. THE FRENCH ADVANCE.

    An official communique issued this morning states:—The enemy north of the Somme has not attempted a night attack on the newly won positions The fight was ...

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  5. HISTORIC INCIDENT RECALLED.

    The Prize Court has granted the crew of the cruiser Highflyer a sum of £2800 for sinking the German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in August, ...

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  6. RESIDENTIAL CLUB MOVEMENT.

    The ladies who have formed themselves into a committee to further the worthy project of establishing a residential club for our returned sailors and soldiers must ...

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  7. "COURIER" PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 402 words
  8. GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    A communique issued in Berlin states: The enemy repeatedly advanced at many points on Marshal von Hindenburg's front, particularly north of Smorgon, where ...

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  9. "N[?]W WE SHAN'T BE LONG."

    A tranload of British wounded which reached Charing Cross included a number of Anzacs. They are not dangerously wounded, and were not engaged in ...

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  10. AUSTRIAN COMMUNIQUE.

    Au Austrian communique claims that the Austrians gamed ground south of Luck, and repulsed violent Russian attacks west and north-west of Luck. ...

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  11. ORDERS FOR MUNITIONS.

    Several orders for munitions have been cancelled.The quotations for munitions stocks on Wall-street have dropped an average of 3 points.This is due largely ...

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  12. ENLISTMENT STATISTICS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 81 words
  13. IN THE TRENTINO.

    An official communique states: Operations against Corno del Coston and Mount Seluggio and Mount Cimone, which are the enemy's main points of resistance, ...

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  14. PRISONERS IN GERMANY.

    Correspondence between Sir Edward Gray, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Mr. J. W. Gerard, United States Ambassador at Berlin, discloses ...

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  15. LORD KITCHENER'S ARMY.

    The British made a magnilicent onslaught, carrying them to the outskirts of Fricourt The capture of Frise was due to the unflinching heroism of the ...

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  16. AUSTRIAN COMMUNIQUE.

    An Austrian communique states: Desperate grenade fighting took place south of Monts Serbusi.We repulsed Italian attacks in the Marmolata district. ...

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  17. RECRUITING DURING JUNE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 168 words
  18. ITALIAN OBLIGATIONS TO THE ALLIES.

    Signor Boselli, the Italian Prime Minister, has announced that the Government is earnestly considering the maintenance of the economic pledges ...

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  19. THE MEXICAN TROUBLE.

    The War Department has divided the American force on the Mexican border into three divisions, commanded respectively by Generals Funston, Pershing, and ...

    Article : 109 words
  20. TIGHTENING THE BLOCKADE.

    The "Berliner Tageblatt" states: "Trastworthy reports indicate that Great Britain is negotiating with near by neutral. States with the object of ...

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  21. ENLISTMENTS IN OTHER STATES.

    To day's recruiting figures in Sydney were Volunteered,85;accepted, 62. Yesterday 145 men volunteered and 109 were accepted. ...

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  22. VISITING PARLIAMENTARIANS

    Mr.Bonar Law, Secretary of State for the Colonies, welcomed the delegates from the Overseas Parliaments at the Colonial Office privately to-day, and ...

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  23. FRENCH TRIBUTE TO SCOTTISH DASH.

    Newspaper correspondents at the British Front eulogise the brilliant dash of the Scottish regiments, who captured the regimental staff mentioned by ...

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  24. GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    A communique issued in Berlin states: The continuation of the British and French attacks has not secured any advantage north of the Somme, and they ...

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  25. THE AMERICAN ARMY.

    An Army Appropriation Bill has been reported in the United States Senate recommending an expenditure of £65,000,000 for the current year. This is more than ...

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  26. GIFTS IN KIND.

    The following gifts in kind were received yesterday:—Mrs. Madams, S. H. Bell, and C. K. S. Young, each a parcel of reading matter. ...

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  27. BRISBANE WOOL SPINNING GUILD.

    An excellent opportunity is offered to all spinners of wool throughout Queensland and other States by the Brisbane Wool Spinning Guild, through the ...

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  28. QUEENSLAND WAR COUNCIL.

    At a meeting of the Queensland War Council, held on Monday evening, a report was presented by the chairman (Mr. J. M Hunter) respecting the land ...

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  29. DISMAY IN BERLIN.

    The dismay manifested by the Germans on the Western Front is reflected in the Berlin newspapers.The "Politiken" quotes its correspondent at the Front as ...

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  30. FURTHER REPORTS.

    A correspondent with/the British headquarters states:Fighting in the afternoon continues intense on the whole British front.No change of importance ...

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  31. "THE REAL THING."

    A German wireless for American consumption states:It was uncertain until Sunday whether the Anglo-French operations were intended as feelers or a ...

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  32. REFORM IN CHINA.

    The correspondent at Peking of the London " Daily Telegraph" has been granted an interview with Li-yuan-Hung, the new President of China, and ...

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  33. STORY OF THE BATTLE.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the well-known war corrospondent, supplies an interesting description of the Battle of the Somme. He says: It is now possible to ...

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  34. COLONIAL VISITORS TO THE WOUNDED.

    The members of the Parliamentary delegation from New Zealand visited the Walton Hospital and conversed with the wounded soldiers, and expressed great ...

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  35. RESULT OF THE OFFENSIVE.

    The "Petit Journal" says that the general result of the present offensive is the capture of the German first and second lines on the vast area between Montauban ...

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  36. BRITISH OPERATING ON DIFFICULT GROUND.

    M. Marcel Hutin, in the "Echo de Paris,"says that the British progress is slower than the French, due to the difficulty of the ground.The Allies are engaged in ...

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  37. THE IRISH REBELLION.

    The report of the Commission appointed to inquire into the recent rebellion in roland states: The rebellion was due to lawlessness which was allowed ...

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  38. PRAISE FOR MR. HUGHES.

    A Serbian official, in a newspaper in the island of Corfu, has published an enthusiastic article on Mr.Hughes, the Australian Prime Minister. ...

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  39. RAISING THE [?]UEZ CANAL DUES.

    It is announced that the Suez Canal dues will be raised 5d. per ton on October 5. ...

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  40. THE FRENCH SPIRIT.

    The hospitals are filling, but the spirit of the wounded is wonderful.They realise that they suffered on the field of victory. ...

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  41. CROWN PRINCE OF BAVARIA.

    The Crown Prince of Bavaria is in command of the enemy opposing the British offensive. ...

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  42. BRITISH AEROPLANES.

    Giving evidence at the inquiry into the British air service, Major General Sir David Henderson, Director-General of Military Aeronautics, testified that ...

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  43. WATTLE DAY.

    The day is fast approaching when the glorious wattle blooms wall-again be Offered in the service of some worthy cause.This year the object is especially praiseworthy. ...

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  44. PROCESSION OF GERMAN WOUNDED.

    The " Tyd" states that huge numbers of German wounded are passing Liege. There have never been so many. ...

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  45. THE MACHINE GUNS.

    The correspondent of the "Morning Post " on the West Front says:—The great advance continues. The progress is wholly in our favour, but it is undeniable ...

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  46. A GERMAN CODE BOOK.

    In the Central Police Court to-day Douglas Gerald Selkirk was proceeded against on a charge of having wrongfully misappropriated a German code book ...

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  47. DESTRUCTION OF A FOKKER MACHINE.

    One of our aeroplanes attacked a Fokker machine on June 18 near Annay, and dived on it and caused it to plunge towards the earth.The Fokker went to ...

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  48. "A SICK MIND."

    A neutral correspondent describes Germany as a spectacle of a sick mind and a vigorous body.The nation's spirit is troubled, and everbody is full of doubts. ...

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  49. GERMAN PROTEST AGAINST BRITSH GAS.

    The German newspapers protest that the British are using gas more deadly than the variety used by the Germans. ...

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  50. PERSONAL NOTES.

    News has been received of the death, killed in action in France on June 18, of Captain R.J.Lewis, who commanded the first official contingent which left the ...

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  51. THE BERLIN BOURSE.

    A message from Berlin states that, owing to the British offensive, business in the principal speculative stocks on the Bourse is at a complete standstill. ...

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  52. LAND FOR SOLDIERS.

    It is announced thnt the State Government has decided upon the resumption of a number of estates, and to make the land available for returned soldiers.The ...

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  53. FRUST RATING ENEMY TRADE EFFORTS.

    Senator M'Dougall, in a speech at Harefield, urged a national organisation to frustrate the efforts of the enemy to capture the overseas metal, wheat, and ...

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  54. FUTURE OF IRELAND.

    Mr.John Redmond presided at a meeting of 50 Irish delegates, who approved of the scheme propounded by Mr.Lloyd George as a provsional settlement of the ...

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  55. THE BELGIAN FRONT.

    Lively artillery work on the Belgian front has caused destructive fires in the German positions at Driegrachdin and Steenstracte. ...

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  56. CHARGE OF BIGAMY.

    At the Criminal Court to-day, before his Honour Mr. Justice Gordon and a jury, Marion Annie Nusen, 23 years, who had pleaded guilty ...

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  57. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

    The removal of the remaining minima on the Stock Exchange has effected a basis yield of a fraction under 5 per cent., but the dealings are small.It was ...

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  58. THE PRESSERS[?] STRIKE.

    Inquiry yesterday afternoon showed that there had been no further developments in connection with the action of half a dozen pressers who left work at ...

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  59. OPENING O SOLDIERS' REST.

    The soldiers' rest recently erected by the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches at the rifle range camp, Enoggera, will be opened this evening, at 7.15, by ...

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  60. THE WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is firm, but wheat is sparingly offered. Take your work to "Typewriting Headquarters,"A.M.P. Chambers, Edward-st., ...

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  61. MRS. RYAN IN LONDON.

    Mrs. Ryan, wife of the Queensland Premier, visited the ladies' workrooms of the Australian Natives' Association, and was gratified at the quantity of hospital ...

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