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  2. "COURIER" PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

    Yesterday the War Nurses' was the only "Courier" Patriotin: Fund to receive support, this one benefiting by £3/3/, the proceeds of on entertainment ...

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  3. SUBMARINE WARFARE.

    The Admualty reports that the number of arrivals of vessels at British ports during the past week was 2791, and the number of vessels that sailed 2791. ...

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  4. THE BRITISH FRONT.

    Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: We took 114 pnsoners. We carried out successful raids to the castward and northeastward of Ypres. "Teh enemy's artillery ...

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  5. AMERICA AND THE WAR.

    Mr. Howard Coffin, chairman of the Aircraft Production Board, says that America will try and break all records in the construction of aeroplanes, and ...

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  6. RETIREMENT CONTINUED.

    The following Russian message has been received by the Admiralty:—The commissaries of Russia to the irmies on the Southwestern Front have sent a message ...

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  7. RECRUITS IN BRISBANE.

    Eleven men offered their services for the A.I.F at the Adelaide-street enlisting depot yesterday. Only four were declared fit; five weere referred to the ...

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  8. BRISBANE CHAMBER OF GOMMERCE.

    A thoughtful and forcible address was delivered by the president of the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce (Mr. J. D. Bell) at the annual durne of that, body, held ...

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  9. TWO VOLUNTEERS AT THE ROSEWOOD SHOW.

    During his speech at the official opening of the show to-day the Minister for Agriculture (Mr W. Lennon) spoke of the great need of recruits to fill the Tanks ...

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  10. PERSONAL NOTES.

    A memorial service was held in St. Matthew's (Church of England), Bell, on Sunday in memory of the late Lieutenant Philip Vernon Harris. There was a ...

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  11. VICTORIAN ENLISTMENTS.

    At the Town Hall to-day 30 volunteered and 22 were accepted. ...

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  12. COUNTRY VOLUNTEERS.

    [?] W. G. [?] and R. Ryan were to-day accepted at the local recruiting depot. CHARLEVILLE, July 26. ...

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  13. GERMAN STEAMER TORPEDOED.

    A submarine torpedoed the German steamer Norderney, laden with coal from Rotterdam for Denmark. A sailor was killed, but the other members of the ...

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  14. PRESENTATIONS.

    The officers of the Department of Justice assembled yesterday to make a presentation to two members of the staff, Sergeant H. Harvey, B.A., and Sergeant ...

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  15. THE FRENCH FRONT.

    A French communique states: An attempted German attack this morning, after a violent bombardment of positions we recaptured yesterday on the California ...

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  16. TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.

    In the House of lords, Lord Newton (Assistant Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs), in replying to Lord Salisbury, said that Germany had not yet ratified the ...

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  17. AMERICANS KILLED.

    The Navy Department has announced that five were killed and three injured in an explosion of gasoline fumes on submarino A7 at Cavite, Philippine Islands. ...

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  18. FLETRCE GERMAN ASSAULTS.

    A narrative of the German ass[?]ult on Chamin des Dames shows that the enemy's artillery was enormously reinforced by 52 guns to the kilowmetre (1100 ...

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  19. ROUMANIAN OFFENSIVE.

    A Roumanian official despatch from Jassy, the present capital, states: We took the offensive in the Southern Carpathians, and occupied teh villages of ...

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  20. HOUSE OF GOMMONS.

    In the House of Commons a member drew attention to the presence of detectives in the cloakroom of the lobby, and the Spcaker replied that, learning ...

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  21. THE RECRUITING PROBLEM.

    Mr. Lewis M'Donald, secretary of the C.P.E., in a letter to Captain Dash, organising secretary of the Queensland Recruiting Committee, asking for ...

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  22. GERMAN BASES ATTACKED.

    The English bombed Bruges and Zeebrugge on the past two nights, explosions and fires resulting. Zeebrugge was much damaged. A submarine shed, probably ...

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  23. NO GREAT GERMAN OFFENSIVE.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "National Tidende" states: "No great German offensive can be expected in the future. The Reichstag majority's peace ...

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  24. INLAND REVENUE.

    Mr. Bonar Law, in the House of Commons, announced that the gross income brought under the review of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue in ...

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  25. CANADA'S ATTITUDE.

    The Minister of Finance, Sir William T. White, has introduced an income tax measure, conscripting wealth, an exemption to be granted on incomes of £600 ...

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  26. GREECE'S FUTURE.

    Mr. Llovd George and Mr. Balfour, who are visiting Paris in connection with the Allied Conference on the Balkans, have personally congratulated M. Jonnart, who ...

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  27. NATIONALISATION CF MINES.

    The Miners' Federation of Britain held a conference, at which was carried a resolution in favour of the nationalisation of mines, the increase of old age ...

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  28. REVOLUTIONARY GERMANS.

    The "Echo de Belge" says that three German regiments have been withdrawn from the Front under suspicion of harbour, ing a revolutionary spirit. ...

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  29. CAPTURED GE[?]MAN GUN.

    A number of German guns were captured at Lo[?]s, on the West Front, in France, on September 25, 1915, in an engagement in which the A.I.F. assisted. ...

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  30. PROPOSED COTJNTEROFFENSIVE.

    Diplomatic advices anticipate a sharp joint Allied counter-offensive to relieved the Russians. It is believed that the Allied War Council in Paris is discussing ...

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  31. COMPULS[?] SERVICE PETITION

    The petition drawn up by the Women's Compulsory Service League for presentation to the Prime Minister of teh Commonwoalth asks that the "Government ...

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  32. EAST AFRICA.

    An official message from East Africa states that the action at Narongombe on July 19 was in difficult, hilly, bush country. The enemy suffered heavy ...

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  33. STUPEFACTION IN PETROGRAD.

    The Petrograd conespondent of the "Morning Post," winng on Tuesday, said: To-days bulletins are belated and the general public will only learn of the ...

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  34. THE IRISH CONVENTION.

    The Irish Convention opened at Dublin to-day. Speetators were fairly numerrous, but they were undemoustrative. lord Plunkett has been clected chairman ...

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  35. BRITISHERS' BREAD.

    The Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Food, in outlining the Ministry's policy, said steps were being taken to protect the industrial workers, ...

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  36. INTERNAL GERMANY.

    A widespread sensation has been created in Germany by a strongly-worded article in the "Kereuz Zeitung," which states that the Emperor and the entire army are in ...

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  37. COAL MINERS CASTIGATED.

    In refusing the application by the Federated colliery mechanies for a variation of the award, Mr. Justice Hoydon declared to-day that the considerable ...

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  38. AERIAL TORPEDO.

    The evidente at in inquest in London showed that an acrial torpedo which killed a naturalised German baker was 4ft. high and 3½ft. in cire[?]ference. ...

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  39. BRITISH PUBLIG SERVICE.

    In the House of Commons Mr. Bonar Law informed Mr. Joynson Hicks that he was considering the question of issuing an order that men of German exteraction ...

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  40. AUSTRALIAN FLOUR.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) stated to-day that arangements had been made with the British Government for the stoage of flour [?]ting shipment overseas, and taken by the ...

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  41. ALLEGED CORRUPTION.

    William A. Cassoon, a retired civil servant, was charged at Bow-street with corruption by conspiring with Wing Commander John C. Porte and Lyman Seely ...

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  42. TROUBLE IN SPAIN.

    Official reports of the situation are optimistic. An impartial report states that arrests at Valencia continue to be made, and the civil Governor has resigned. ...

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  43. LABOUR CONFERENCE CALLED.

    The Natioanl Excecutive of the Labour Party is issuing invitations to Allied Labourites and Socialists to attend a conference in Loudon on A[?] 8. Two ...

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  44. RETURNED SOLDIER'S WELCOME.

    A big gathering assembled at a smoke councert at Plumb's Hotel, Beenleigh, on Tuesday evening, to [?] the return of Private A. D. Somers, who recently ...

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  45. TASMANIAN APPLES.

    The New York "Financial America" states that many inquiries have been made about the passibility of America taking Tasmania's surplus apple crop. ...

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  46. G.P.O. MEETINGS.

    To-day at [?] (N.S.W.) will deliver [?] to the [?] men of [?] p.m. the [?] ...

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  47. CHILI AND PERU.

    Advices to hand statee that the Cabinets of Chili and Peru have resigned, it is belleved owing to disagreements on the question of neutrality. ...

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  48. NEW SOUTH WALES PREMIER.

    Mr. W. A. Ho[?] (Premier of New South Wales) with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harcourt, had an interview with Mr. Asquith. To-morrow he will consult the ...

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  49. PRESENTATION OF A FLAG.

    The members of the A.M.C. Girls' Co[?] [?] [?] [?] ...

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  50. CAMBRIDGE BY-ELECTION.

    [?] Campbell Geddes (First Lord of the Admiralty) has been returned [?]d for Cambridge in the place of Mr. A. H. Paget (Unionist), who ...

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