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  2. MR. HOLMAN.

    Mr. W.A. Holman, Premier of New South Wales, had luncheon to-day with Lord Harcourt, formerly Secretary of State for the Colonies, and also ...

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  3. BRITISH PRISONERS.

    In the House of Lords this afternoon Lord Newton[?] Assistant Under-Secretary to the War Office, replying to Lord Salisbury, said that Germany had ...

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  4. ARREST OF LENIN.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the United Press Association of New York states that Nichola Lenin, the pro-German Jew who led the recent ...

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  5. THE RUSSIAN CRISIS

    The Russian official reports describe the retreat in Galicia in the most candid terms. Even the rearguard fighting is failing at certain points, because some of the troops prefer to move to the rear. The dreadful part of the situation is that the commanders are not now able to rely absolutely on ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. AT LOMBARTZYDE.

    The war correspondent of the "Paris Matin" on the British front, e[?]logises the extraordinary energy with which the British in the region of ...

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  7. MILLION MEN FOR EUROPE.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York World" states that the new war budget introduced into Congress means that the American authorities ...

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  8. WOMEN SHAME MEN.

    During the recent heavy fighting on the Smorgon front, a battalion of women volunteers went into action, and set a fine example to the male troops ...

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  9. UNREST IN SPAIN.

    Official reports issued in Madrid are more optimistic regarding the situation in Spain. "El Imparcial," Madrid's leading daily newspaper, states that ...

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  10. THE WEEK'S LOSSES.

    The following return of arrivals, sailings, war losses, and unsuccessful attacks for the week ended Sunday last was of[?]icially issued to-day by the ...

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  11. RELIEVING THE RUSSIANS.

    Diplomatic advices received in Washington anticipate a sharp joint Allied counter offensive to relieve the Russians. It is believed that the Allied ...

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  12. THE AIR FLEET.

    Mr. Howard Coffin, the chairman of the United States Aircraft Production Board, states that America will try to break all records in constructing ...

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  13. TASMANIA

    The following is the full text of the "London Gazette" notice of the decoration of the late Captain Cherry (of Cradoc, Tasmania) with the Victoria ...

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  14. LABOUR AND THE WAR.

    The del[?]gates to the Coal Miners Federation of Great Britain, now meeting at Glasgow, passed resolutions to-day in favour of the nationalisation of ...

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  15. ASSISTING THE ALLIES.

    Senator Reed Smoot, who is a member of the Congress Finance Committee, addressing the Senate yesterday, said he believed that America would ...

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  16. SOUTHERN CARPATHIANS.

    A Rumanian official report received to-day from Jassy (the provisional capital of Rumania, states:- We launched an offensive in ...

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  17. BATTLE OF THE AISNE.

    This afternoon's French communique says:- The Germans, after a brief but violent artillery bombardment, this ...

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  18. SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS

    Advices received in New York state that the Cabinets of Peru and Chili have resigned owing, it is believed, to disagreements on the question of ...

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  19. THE OTWAY LOST.

    The British Admiralty announces that the armed merchant cruiser Otway, 12,077 tons (well known in the Australian trade) was torpedoed and sunk in ...

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  20. DISASTER ON AMERICAN SUBMARINE.

    The Navy Department at Washington anounces that owing to an explosion of gasoline fumes on the American submarine A7, which is now at Cavite, ...

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  21. GERMANY'S POLITICAL CRISIS

    A widespread sensation has been created in Germany owing to the "Kreuz Zeitung's" publishing a strongly-worded article showing that the ...

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  22. BRITISH SUBMARINE SUNK.

    An official message issued in Berlin states that the British submarine C34 (280 tons, and a comp[?]ement of 16 officers and men) was sunk by a German ...

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  23. RUSSIANS STILL RETREATING

    A Russian official report received by wireless at the British Admiralty Office to-day states:- The detachments of our troops ...

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  24. WORLD'S FOOD SUPPLIES.

    Mr. J. R. Clynes, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Fo[?]d, in outlining the policy of the Ministry, says steps are being taken to protect ...

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  25. NAVAL OPERATIONS.

    Yesterday a submarine torpedoed and sank the German steamer Norderney, 884 tons, laden with coal, and bound from Rotterdam to Denmark. One of ...

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  26. RAIDS IN YPRES REGION.

    This afternoon's report by Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig says:- We carried out successful raids last night to the eastward and ...

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  27. THE FRUIT TRADE.

    The "Financial American," which is published in New York, says that many inquiries are being made as to the possibility of America taking the surplus ...

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  28. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    Sir Eric Gedd[?]s, the First Lord of the Admiralty, has been returned unopposed for Cambridge in the place of Mr. A. H. Paget, who resigned. ...

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  29. RECENT GERMAN ATTACKS.

    The narrative of the German, assault in the region of the Chemin des Dames shows that their artillery had been enormously reinf[?]rced. Fifty-two guns ...

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  30. HOME RULE.

    The Irish Convention wa sopened in Dublin yesterday. There was a fairly numerous body of spectators, but no demonstration was made. Sir Horac[?] ...

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  31. WAR IN THE AIR.

    At an inquest held to-day on the body of a naturalised German baker, killed in the recent air raid on London, the evidence showed that an aerial torpedo ...

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  32. SOUTH OF THE DNIESTER.

    The Cossacks held up the enemy for many [?]ours before Tarnopol, thus facilitating the removal of stores and the blowing up of [?]ridges and depots. ...

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  33. CANADA AND THE WAR.

    In the Canadian House of Commons to-day Sir W. T. White, the Minister of Finance, introduced an income tax measure for the conscription of wealth. ...

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  34. MARKETS AND MONEY

    In introducing the vote of credit in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, Mr. Bonar Law, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced that the ...

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  35. MINING DISASTER.

    An [?]xplosion which occurred to-day at a coal mine at Sydney, Nova Scotia, resulted in the en[?]mbing of 205 men. One hundred of these were rescued, but ...

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  36. GREECE AND THE WAR.

    Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister of England, and Mr. A. J. Balfour, the Foreign Secretary, have congratulated General Jennart, who acted as ...

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  37. GERMAN REPORT.

    The German official report, picked up by wireless at the British Admiralty Office to-day, states:—The Russians have refrained from again attacking us, ...

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  38. WAR IN AFRICA.

    An official report on the East African campaign, issued to-day, states:- The action at Nar[?]ngombe, where severe fighting took place on ...

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  39. WHAT HAPPENED IN GALICIA

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Morning Post," in a message despatched from Petrograd on Tuesday, says:—To-day the bulletins were ...

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  40. RAIDS IN BELGIUM.

    English aviat[?]rs dropped bombs on Bruges and Zeebrugge on Monday night, and again last night, and explosions and fires resulted. At Zeebrugge ...

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  41. STORAGE OF FLOUR.

    It was announced by the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-night that arrangements had been completed with the Imperial Government which would ...

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  42. MEN OF GERMAN EXTRACTION.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. B[?]nar Law, the Leader of the Government, in reply to a question by Mr. W. Joynson-Hicks, the Unionist ...

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  43. AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

    William A. Cason, a retired civil servant, was charged at the Bow-street Police Court to-day with corruption and with conspiring with T. E. Wing, th[?] ...

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  44. COWARDS IN FLIGHT.

    A wireless message received from Petrograd states that the Commissaries of the Russian armies on the South-Western front have sent a message to ...

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  45. THE GERMAN ARMY.

    The "Echo de Belg[?]" states that three German regiments have been withdrawn from the front owing to being suspected of having developed the ...

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  46. TRANSMISSION OF LETTER-GRAMS.

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. Web[?] ster) stated to-day that lettergrams d[?]d not pay the department for their transmission, and that, consequently, he ...

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  47. THE GERMAN LINE.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York World" states that nine American officers who have inspected the Western front have returned, [?]and ...

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  48. KAISER AND EMPEROR.

    The Kaiser is on the Eastern front, and has addressed officers and men, and distributed decorations. The Emperor Charles of Austria, ...

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  49. AN OCEAN TRAGEDY.

    The Minister of the Navy (Mr. Cook) has received information that on July 14 a burnt derelict, a wooden fourmasted schooner, laden with timber, ...

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  50. PETROGRAD DISORDERS.

    A meeting of representatives of the Balti[?] Navy, held to-day, condemned the recent demonstrations in Petrograd as "political criminalities," and passed ...

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