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  2. MARKETS AND MONEY

    In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon Mr. S. Baldwin, one of the Lords of the Treasury, informed Sir J. D. Rees, the Unionist member for East ...

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  3. FRENCH OPERATIONS.

    A French communique says:- The situation in Belgium is unchanged. ...

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  4. THE RUSSIAN RETREAT

    There is very little news from the Russian front, but it is reassuring. The enemy is being resisted from the Dniester to the sonthern end of Bukowina, and, though the Russians at certain points are still falling back, it is to their main positions the frontier. It is stated that General K[?]rniloff has ...

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  5. TASMANIA

    A letter has been received from Lieutenant J. H. Honeysett, who is a prisoner of war in Germany. Lieutenant Honeysett writes on May 4, and ...

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  6. N.S.W. RAILWAY STRIKE

    To-day was the first day that the real effects of the strike were felt in the city. The instruction issued by the executive of the Tramway Union last night that ...

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  7. QUEENSLAND RAILWAY STRIKE

    Absolute quiet prevailed on the railway premises to-day. The Deputy Commissioner, three divisional officers, and two officers were the only ones ...

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  8. OTHER SECTORS.

    To-day's report from Sir Douglas Haig says:- We have repulsed a party of raiders to the eastward of Epihy (south-west ...

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  9. CONDITIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN.

    The milling trade in Great Britain is perturbed over receiving a document marked "strictly confidential," out[?]ning a scheme for the creation of one ...

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  10. THE FRENCH LINE

    A French communique issued to-day says:- The Germans attacked yesterday east of Moisy Farm (north-east of ...

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  11. GERMAN STATEMENT.

    A German official wireless message says:—An artillery duel of great intensity is proceeding on some sectors of the Flanders front. We have ...

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  12. SHIPMENTS FROM AMERICA.

    President Wilson has informed the War Industries Board that the Allies must not be charged more tham the United States for foodstuffs and other ...

    Article : 70 words
  13. GALICIAN OPERATIONS.

    A Russian official wireless message intercepted by the British Admiralty says:- Yesterday we occupied a series of ...

    Article : 91 words
  14. CHAMPAGNE.

    To-night's French communique says: There is marked artillery activity in Champagne. ...

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  15. THE BRITISH ADVANCE.

    The "Petit Parisian's" correspondent on the British front says:—Our Allies on the south wing (south-east of Ypres) had to withstand violent shocks during ...

    Article : 105 words
  16. WAR BREAD IN GERMANY.

    It is officially admitted that the bread sickness prevalent in Germany is owing to the war bread becoming infected by hay and potato bacteria. The ...

    Article : 74 words
  17. ALSACE.

    To-day's French communique says:- German attacks in Alsace yesterday were smashed by our fire. ...

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  18. GERMAN REPORTS.

    The British Admiralty has intercepted the following German official wireless message:—The Russians are preparing for a battle between the Dniester and ...

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  19. CONSCRIPTION ISSUE.

    A meeting of the Ministerial party in the Federal Parliament was held today to discuss the conscription question and the situation in regard to ...

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  20. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    I mentionel some Australians as being involved in the great battle on July 31, but only the splendid part that the artillery played. The guns were ...

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  21. VERDUN.

    A French communique says:- The Germans attacked yesterday at Avocourt Wood (west of the Meuse), but were repulsed. ...

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  22. STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE.

    Mr. Thomas Ashten, the secretary of the Lancashire Miners' Federation, declares that the members of the latter are solidly against attending the ...

    Article : 147 words
  23. ARMY DISCIPLINE.

    The Russian Embassy at Washington has received advices from Petrograd stating that M. Kerensky has conferred unlimited power upon General ...

    Article : 62 words
  24. SUBMARINE OFF AMERICAN COAST.

    The Port of New York was closed this morning, following a report made by the master of an incoming vessel that he had sighted a submarine off the ...

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  25. REPORTED MURDER OF A GENERAL.

    The statement that General Ermelli, the commander of the Eleventh Russian Army, had been fatally shot in the back owing to his efforts to restore ...

    Article : 41 words
  26. MR. HOLMAN'S VIEW.

    Mr. W. A. Holman, the Premier of New South Wales, addressing a Labour demonstration yesterday at Attercliffe, near Sheffield, met with strong ...

    Article : 116 words
  27. THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY.

    The British Admiralty announces that Vice-Admiral Sir R. E. Wemyss, who commanded a British squadron at the landing at Gallipoli, has been appointed ...

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  28. EVACUATION OF KALUSZ.

    The "Bourse Gazette" states that when the enemy evacuated Kalusz, in Galicia, they left large stocks of wine and spirts, with a view to producing ...

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  29. ATTACK ON NEUTRAL VESSELS.

    Yesterday a German submarine attacked a Spanish fishing vessel in territorial waters off Bilba[?] and severely wounded two of the crew by gunfire. ...

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  30. OFFICER IN DISGRACE.

    The "London Gazette" states that, after a court-martial, Temporary Lieutenant S. M. Harris, of the Australian Infantry, has been dismissed from the ...

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  31. THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

    M. Kerensky, the Prime Minister of Russia, has accepted the resignation of the whole of his Cabinet so as to facilitate reconstruction. ...

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  32. THE BUTTER INDUSTRY.

    A conference of North-West Coast butter factories was held at Burnie to-day to urge the need for keeping the interests of Tasmania to the front in ...

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  33. GERMAN POLITICS.

    There is some obscurity as to the identity of Herr Kuhlmann, said to be formerly German Ambassador to Turkey, who has caused an outburst in a ...

    Article : 136 words
  34. NO PEACE WITH GERMANY.

    Following a conference which he had to-day with President Wilson, Senator J. H. Lewis, the Democratic member for [?]llinois, stated:—"The President ...

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  35. S.A. POLITICS.

    The political atmosphere had cleared somewhat since the State Parliament adjourned three weeks ago, and there was not so much public interest in the ...

    Article : 223 words
  36. THE COST OF LIVING.

    A deputation from the Trades-hall Council waited upon the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-day, and urged that the Federal Ministry should take steps ...

    Article : 214 words
  37. CUTTING OFF SUPPLIES FOR GERMANY.

    A despatch received from The Hague by the "New York Times" states that the German newspapers contain the most bitter attacks yet made upon ...

    Article : 115 words
  38. GERMAN ATTACKS REPULSED

    The following report was received from Sir Douglas Haig this morning:- The enemy attacked yesterday in the neighbourhood of Hollebeke, but ...

    Article : 86 words
  39. CURTAILMENT OF ORE PURCHASES.

    As the result of the Sulphide Corporation, Cockle Creek, having to curtail their are purchases, owing to the accumulation of bullion caused by the ...

    Article : 71 words
  40. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S SPEECH.

    Commenting on the speech delivered on Saturday by Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, on the occasion of the third anniversary of the war, Count ...

    Article : 59 words
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