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  2. SHORTAGE OF COAL.

    Owing to the shortage in the supply of coal the Scottish Gympie Gold Mines have been compelled to close down. ...

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  3. JAPANESE CONCENTRATING.

    According to the Munich "Neueste Nachrichten," a large Japanese force has been concentrated on the Manchurian border in readiness to assist the Russians. ...

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  4. THE STRIKES.

    The Minister for Railways (Mr. J. H. Coyne) received two deputations yesterday. The first was from the Ironmoulders' Union and Amalgamated ...

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  5. THE ITALIAN OFFENSIVE.

    News has been received in London announcing that the Italians have captured Monte San Gabriele (south of Monte Santo and north of Gorizia). ...

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  6. THE RIGA CAPITULATION.

    The Admiralty has received the following Russian official wireless message: We evacuated Riga yesterday morning, blowing up fortifications at the mouth of ...

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  7. WHO DID IT?

    Referring to the statement made by the Premier of Queensland (Mr. Ryan), that he had made arrangements with the A.U.S.N. Co. to despatch the ...

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  8. RECRUITS IN BRISBANE.

    Fourteen men offered their services for the A.I.F. at the Adelaide-street depot yesterday. Twelve were accepted as fit, and two were referred to the ...

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  9. N.S.W, DEVELOPMENTS.

    A survey of the strike situation to-night reveals no weakening of the Government's determiantion to completely break the strike, and no ...

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  10. PROTEST MEETING TO BE HELD AT WARWICK.

    It was officially notified here to-day that the Railway Department would now handle goods trafific to and from the border, except potatoes. The congestion ...

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  11. AUSTRIAN STRATEGIC TRICK FAILS.

    The "Corriere della Sera"— states: Several thousand Austrians were concealed in the caverns on the Carso, and instructed to remain there until the ...

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  12. AIR RAIDS ON ENGLAND.

    A British official announcement states: Six aeroplanes participated in last night's raid. They pro[?]ded as far as Chatham, and dropped bombs on the Isle of ...

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  13. PERSONAL NOTES.

    Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill School-road Yeronga, have received a letter from their son, Sergeant S. J. Hill, informing them that he has been promoted to second ...

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  14. STARVATION IN TRIESTE.

    A letter found on a prisoner describes the terrible scarcity of food and clothing in Trieste. There is no oil, rice, potatoes, sugar, or coffee, and very little ...

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  15. ADVANCE ON LENS.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports We advanced our line north-eastward of St. Julien, successfully raided northward of Lens, and drove off raiders ...

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  16. QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.

    A number of questions relating to the strike were asked in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Corser asked the Minsiter for ...

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  17. ITALIAN ATTACK ON POLA.

    An Italian official communique states Thirty aeroplanes bombed the military Works and fleet in Pola Harbour and the Fasana Canal. Nine tons of bombs ...

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  18. FIGHTING IN MAGEDONIA.

    "Le Petit Parision" says: The Allies have initiated an energetic offensive in Macedonia, with a view to preventing the Bulgarians reinforcing the Roumanian ...

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  19. A FURTHER RAID.

    A British official announcement states: A considerable numebr of enemy aeroplanes crossed the south-east coast at 11 o'clock last night, and dropped bombs on ...

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  20. AMERICAN WAR AIMS.

    The State Department has announced that the Government does not insist on the actual [?] of the [?] dynasty as a condition of peace. The ...

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  21. PROSERPINE MILL STRIKE.

    The strikers had a mass meeting this morning btu no finality is expected until Organiser Carling arrives. The men refuse to accept Mr. Dash's wire of ...

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  22. BULGARIA AND AUSTRIA.

    The Bulgarians refused to send Austria reinforcements, and relations are strained. Disagreements have occurred concerning Serbia, where there have ...

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  23. PRESIDENT WILSON'S NOTE.

    President Wilson's note created a profound impression in Vienna and is regarded as an incitement to revolution in Germany. The [?] says: ...

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  24. FRENCH SUCCESSES.

    A French communique states: Our fire smashed up an attack in the region of [?] Farm by enemy detachments. The enemy sustained losses ...

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  25. PLIGHT OF SERBIA.

    The Press Bureau states: The Serbian Press Bureau publishes an appeal to all the Allies for help to save the unfortunate Serbian population. The internal ...

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  26. SHORTAGE AT MACKAY.

    There have been no fresh developments in connection with the strike. Essential supplies are running short, especially flour and butter, which are being doled out. The ...

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  27. THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS.

    President Wilson has sent the follwoing message to New York: "The drafted men are in my thoughts. I will follow you across the sea with confidence and genuine ...

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  28. LOSSES TO FRUIT GROWERS.

    Mr. C. Ross, Isntructor in Fruit Calture, ahs returned from an inspection of fruit growing localities in the Gympie district. He states he found that the ...

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  29. ALLEGED DEFECTIVE AMMUNITION.

    Peace Conference of the People's Congress adopeted a resolution asking for details of the assertion that a third of the amunition sent to General Pershing in ...

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  30. MR. RYAN REBUKED.

    Mr. Hughes said to-day: " I have nothing whatever to add to what I have already said in regard to Mr. Ryan's request for the services of Mr. Jsutice Higgins as ...

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  31. GREEK CABINETS.

    The Chamber of Deputies has resolved to send the Skouloudis and Lambros Cabients before the High Court. Thirty Deputies petitioned for similar action in ...

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  32. "BONNET ROUGE" AFFAIR.

    The latest arrest in connection with the "Bonnet Rouge" affair is that of Bolo Pasha, who has had an adventurous career. [?] twice married wealthy widows, ...

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  33. RUSSIAN REFORMS.

    The Exchange Telegraph Company Petrograd correspondent states: The Cabinet and General Korniloff have agreed on all military measures. General ...

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  34. MR. COYNE'S ANGRY STATEMENT

    An extraordinary number of questions, many of them asking for details of statements already published, were asked in the Legislative Assembly yesterday ...

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  35. THEATRICAL MATERIAL HELD UP.

    The Minsiter for Railways (Mr. J. H. Coyne) stated on Tuesday that the border traffic at Waliangarra was now being carried on under normal conditions. That ...

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  36. TRADE UNION CONGRESS.

    At the Trade Union Congress at Blackpool, Mr. Havelock Wilson, secretary of the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union, sharply criticised the action ...

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  37. CAPT. H. K. WARD A PRISONER.

    Captain H. K. Ward, of Sydney, a member of the Army Medical Corps, attached to the King's Royal Rifles, who in July last was reported to be wounded ...

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  38. CURBING THE KAISER.

    As a concession to the Reichstag protests, the Chancellor has appointed Baron von Stein as the Chancellor's representative at the Kaiser's headquarters, for ...

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  39. EXCITEMENT IN LITHGOW.

    Much excitement occurred in Lithgow this afternoon, when over 100 labourers, accompanied by a body of police, arrived to work the Lithgow Valley pit. The ...

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  40. THE DEATH PENALTY.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states. A meeting of the Petrogard Council of the Work men's and Soldiers' delegates discussed ...

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  41. PARCELS FOR PRISONERS.

    The following information regarding the assistance which may be given to British prisoners of war in Germany has been supplied in a letter to Mr. Thomas ...

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  42. KAISER AND TSAR.

    The [?] Mall Gazette," commenting on the telegrams between the Kaiser and the Tsar, says: "Russia has broken free from the crippling bonds of ...

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  43. SEASIDE HOME FOR SOLDIERS.

    A meeting of the executive of the Soldiers' Church of England Help Society was held on Tuesday, in the Anzac Club, Mrs. Le [?] skling. Mrs. Alfred Needham was elected ...

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  44. A UNION DEREGISTERED.

    Application was made to Judge Heydon, in the Industrial Court to-day, for the deregistration of the State branch of the Amalgamated Timber Workers' Union, ...

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  45. A FARMER FINED.

    George Thompson, a Lincolnshire farmer, was fined £5750 for selling potatoes at £15 per ton, whereas the maximum proclaimed price was £11/10 per ...

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  46. THE SUGGESTED COURT OF APPEAL.

    Mr. Fowles, in the Legislative Council yesterday, asked whether, in the peculiar circumstances arising from the Northern strike, it was the intention of the ...

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  47. QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day, the Attorney-General, replying to Mr. Buckley, gave an unqualified denial to the suggestion that the Justice ...

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  48. "THE LADY GALWAY BELGIUM BOOK."

    We have been shown a copy of a work entitled "Lady Galway Belgium Book." which is published on behalf of the Belgian Relief Fund. The book contains ...

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  49. TROUBLE IN PORTUGAL.

    Trouble is reported from Portugal, and it is said mutinies have occurred on some of the warships. Many mutineers have been arrested. All the trains have been ...

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  50. HAVAL ENGAGEMENT.

    The Danish Government is protesting against Great Britain's alleged violation of Danish neutrality during the naval engagement on Saturday last, and is ...

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  51. MOREL SENTENCED.

    Edmund Morel, of the Union of Democratic Control, who was charged with having incited Ethel Sidgwick to convey a pamphlet to Switzerland without an ...

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  52. THE WALLANGARRA INCIDENT.

    A letter signed "One Who Suffered" appeared in yesterday morning's "Courier" in which, among other things, the question was asked "Is it a fact that when ...

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  53. RESTRICTIONS ON WINE IMPORTATIONS.

    The "Daily Express" states that the restrictions on the importation of wines will be somewhat relaxed shortly, as a result of fresh representations on behalf ...

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  54. BRITISH BOMBS ON BRUGES.

    The Admiralty states: Naval aircraft on Sunday night bombed the docks, submarine shelters, and railway sidings at Bruges, causing a fire to break out in ...

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  55. WHAT ARE "NORMAL CONDITIONS"?

    Sir,—In view of the statement of the Minister for Railways, published in this morning's "Courier " that the border traffic was being earned on under normal ...

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  56. CAPTURE OF GERMAN ESCAPEES.

    The Central News Agency states that the six German escapees who were landed in the Tyne yesterday, having been picked up at sea in a boat, were sighted by a ...

    Article : 70 words
  57. CANADIAN ELECTION BILL

    The Wartime Election Bill provides for the disfranehiscment of Germans and Austrians who have been naturalised in Canada in recent years, the ...

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  58. QUEENSLAND SOLDIERS' COMFORTS FUND.

    The tea tent held at the Exhibition Grounds during Show week, organised by a committee of ladies for the benefit of the Queensland Soldiers' Comforts Fund. ...

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  59. DYSENTERY IN GERMANY.

    All travellers report a great prevalence of dysentery in Germany. There were [?] cases in [?] alone in one week, [?] of which were fatal. ...

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  60. THE SYDNEY MAIL TRAIN.

    The mail train from Sydney arrived in Brisbane on time last evening. The usual train from Brisbane will be despatched this mornin[?]. ...

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  61. WOOL SPINNING GUILD.

    The Spinning Guild rooms will be closed from September 5 until September [?] ...

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