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  2. GREAT BRITAIN

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The New Zealand contingent has gone into camp on Salisbury Plain. Mr T. Mackenzie, Hish Commissioner, and ...

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  3. ON THE SEA

    AMSTERDAM, Wednesday, Night.—A German destroyer has been sunk off Schiermoun[?]koog island. "That Central News" Agency states that the ...

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  4. ANOTHER AUSTRIAN DEFEAT

    ROME, Wednesday Night.—A message from Vienna states that the Archduke Joseph Ferdinand will supersede General Auffenburg. ...

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  5. GERMANS ATTACK ANTWERP

    PARIS, Wednesday Night.—A communique states that the battle on the left continues with great violence, the opposing fronts extending into the ...

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  6. QUICKFIRER AND MOTOR AMBULANCE

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Mr Richard Stalles Browne, of Bampton Oxfordshire, is presenting the New Zealand Expeditionary Force with a ...

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  7. ANOTHER AUSTRIAN DEFEAT.

    PETROGRAD, Thursday Morning.—The Russians defeated an Austrian detachment to the west of Sanok Pass, capturing guns and prisoners. They ...

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  8. DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.

    AMSTERDAM, Wednesday Night.—The lost torpedoer was patrolling the mouth of the Ems. Dutch coastguards heard explosion, and saw a ...

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  9. ARRIVAL OF CANADIANS.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The first, Canadian contingent has arrived in England, and proceeds inland to a training camp. ...

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  10. CHANGES IN AUSTRIAN STAFF.

    ROME, Thursday Morning. — The Austrian army is entirely under the control of the German staff. Not-withstanding the Emperor Franz ...

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  11. RAILWAYS CONGESTED.

    OWING TO GERMAN RETREAT. PETROGRAD, Thursday Morning.—A message states that the railway in East Prussia are congested conveying ...

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  12. "THEY DON'T PLAY CRICKET."

    LONDON, Wednesday Night- — When King George was visiting the hospital at Wandsworth, he said "They don't play cricket," when a ...

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  13. FOUR AUSTRIAN TORPEDOERS AND DESTROYERS BLOWN UP.

    ROME, Thursday Morning. — The "Messagero" reports that four Austrian torpedoers and two destroyers have been sunk by Austrian mines, ...

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  14. THE GERMAN OPERATIONS.

    PARIS, Wednesday Night. — Germany's operations from Lille are intended to cover the right flank, where reinforcements are being hurried from ...

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  15. AUSTRALIA

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The following cable message has been received by the Minister of External Affairs from the High Commissioner's ...

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  16. GERMAN CRUISERS IN THE PACIFIC.

    SYDNEY, Thursday. — Early on September 14 two German cruisers attached to the Pacific squadron steamed into the roadstead of Apia, Samoa. ...

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  17. NEWSPAPERS FOR THE TOMMIES

    The British Tommies in the trenches are receiving many newspapers. The football results appear to the first items of interest. ...

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  18. GERMAN CRUISER SUNK.

    TOKIO. Thursday Morning. — It is reported that the German cruiser Cormorant and two gunboats have been sunk at Kiau Chau. ...

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  19. GERMANY'S LOSSES, 300,000.

    ROME, Wednesday Night. — An official list at Berlin gives the German losses of killed and missing to September 1 as 117,000. Authorities admit ...

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  20. MOTOR AMBULANCES FOR RED CROSS.

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — In response to public appeals one hundred motor ambulances have already been given to the Red Cross Society, ...

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  21. HEAVY GERMAN LOSSES.

    At pierre the heavy German artillery is telling on the Belgians. Some progress was made at Rumpst and Heyndruck, south-west of the city, and the ...

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  22. THE STOLEN ITALIAN SUBMARINE.

    ROME, Thursday Morning. — The Russian Ambassador states that the stolen submarine was built for Russia, but at the outbreak of war Russia ...

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  23. A PIQUANT STORY.

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday Night—A piquant story is in circulation to the effect that at a war council held before the Kaiser went to Prussia some ...

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  24. EXPORTS PROHIBITED.

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — The exportation of wool has been totally prohibited. The exportation has also been ...

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  25. ENGLISH TRAWLER BLOWN UP.

    An English trawler has been blown up by a mine in the North Sea, and seven perished. There were three sunvivors, two of whom were severely ...

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  26. BOMBARDMENT OF PAPEETE.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday Morning. — Papeete advices show that the bombardment did considerable damages. Two vessels were sunk, and many ...

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  27. GERMANS ILL-TREAT BELGIANS.

    "The Daily Mail" correspondent at Osteo[?] reports that two army corps are reinforcing the GErman light infantry. Poperinghe and Ypres are swarming with ...

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  28. GERMAN DENIALS OF LOOTING.

    PARIS, Wednesday Night.—A German official has given indignant denials of the statements made by Baroness Debays regarding the looting by ...

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  29. SUPPLANTING ENEMIES' TRADE.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Lord Desborough, on behalf of the Imperial Council of Commerce of the Empire, is inviting suggestions for supplanting ...

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  30. GERMAN CRUISER CHASED.

    NEW YORK, Thursday Morning.—Several vessels witnessed a British cruiser chasing the Karlshrue off the Cuban coast. The cruiser was ...

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  31. TASMANIA

    HOBART, Thursday. — The military, authorities at Hobart to-day received a telegram to the effect that the Minister of Defence has approved that all enemy ...

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  32. INSURANCE AGAINST BOMBS.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Many private houses in London have [?] insured at 3s 6d per cent. with [?] against bombs, and lives can ...

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  33. THE LATEST COMMUNIQUE.

    PARIS, Thursday Morning. — A communique issued at midnight states that, except on the two wings where the German attack was ...

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  34. STEAMER DESTROYED BY MINES.

    OSTEND, Thursday Morning.—The British steamer Ardmount, 3510 tons, struck three British mines, but only sank after striking the third. ...

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  35. LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Another Light Horse Brigade is to be formed for active service. A cable message was sent to the Secretary of State on ...

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  36. SOCIALIST ADVICE TO ITALY.

    ROME, Thursday Morning. — Mr H. M. Hyndman, chairman of the British Socialist Party, in a letter in the "Messgero," reminds italians of ...

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  37. AN AERIAL DUEL.

    PARIS, Thursday Morning. — The French and German infantry at Jonchery momentarily quitted the trenches to watch an aerial duel between French ...

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  38. GERMANY

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Professor Harmack, replying to the English theologians' manifesto, asserts that Germany and England are fighting ...

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  39. SKIRMISHES IN FLANDERS.

    OSTEND, Thursday Morning. — There were numerous skirmishes on Wednesday in the environs of Ypres and southern parts of western ...

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  40. RIFLE CLUBS

    Considerable interest is being taken in the Zeehan Rifle Club, forty members parading last night under Major Gatty. Several new members were ...

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  41. AVOIDING A SUGAR FAMINE.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning. — In order to avoid a sugar famine, Mr M Kenna, President of the Board of Trade, has purchased 900,000 tons of ...

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  42. AN APPRECIATION.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — Lord Liverpool, Governor of New Zealand, cabling the Prime Minister, conveys the heartiest congratulations of the ...

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  43. GERMANS IN BELGIUM.

    OSTEND, Thursday Morning.—Germans with artillery reached Courtena on Tuesday from Metz, via Liege. They were tired, and had been without food ...

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  44. CANADA

    OTTAWA, Wednesday Night.—The Cabinet has decided to send a second Expeditionary Force. ...

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  45. THE FAR EAST

    PEKING, Wednesday Night. — The Germans at Isinaufu are in a serious plight through lack of food. Many Chinese have been caught acting as ...

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  46. RINGAROOMA.

    The second meeting of the Ringarooma Rifle Club was held in the schoolroom on Saturday night last. Lieut. A. L. Wardlaw presided, and ...

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  47. THE SAXE-COBURG SUCCESSION.

    AMSTERDAM, Thursday Morning.—The Diet of Saxe-Coburg has pasesd a resolution requesting the Government to draft a bill to alter the ...

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  48. PATRIOTIC GERMANS.

    OTTAWA, Wednesday Night.—The inhabitants of Berlin, Ontario, of which 12,000 are either Germans or of German descent, have collected ...

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  49. QUESTION OF EMPLOYMENT.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Mr Lloyd George, speaking to a deputations from the 'Workers' National Committee, chiefly composed of Socialists, said: ...

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  50. JAPANESE OCCUPY YAP.

    PEKING, Thursday Morning. — According to a German report the Japanese have occupied Yap. ...

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  51. THE DEFENCE FORCE.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The Federal Government has decided that the naval and military branches of the defence administration shall be ...

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  52. GERMAN FLAG FOUND IN A TRENCH.

    PARIS, Thursday Morning. — An official report states that a German flag was found yesterday under a heap of bodies in a french where the British ...

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  53. HALF A MILLION MEN IF REQUIRED.

    OTTAWA, Thursday Morning.—Mr Hughes, the Canadian Minister of Militia, on being interviewed, declared that Canada is able and willing to ...

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  54. UNITED STATES

    NEW YORK, Wednesday Nith. — The Federal Grand Jury this week considers evidence against two business houses, who are accused of falsely ...

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  55. WESTBURY.

    An enthusiastic meeting was held in the Library Hall on Monday night, the occasion being the formation of a rifle club. This movement has been ...

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  56. THE FORCE AGAINST US.

    PARIS, Thursday Morning.—A Communique states that the force engaged against us consists of 23 active army corps and 15 reserve, not including a ...

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  57. THE SEIZURE OF WHEAT.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Tension as the result of the wheat seizure by the Government at Darling Harbor, will soon be relaxed. One of the ...

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  58. MISCELLANEOUS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — The Australian Associated Banks are giving 5s per cent. on remittances cabled to Australia. ...

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  59. ARRANGING PEACE TREATIES.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday Night.—Mr. W. J. Bryan is endeavoring to arrange peace treaties with Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Japan, similar ...

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  60. JAPANESE AT THE FRONT.

    COPENHAGEN, Thursday Morning.—A politician publishes a story told by a Dane, who saw Japanese troop trains leaving Dunaburg for Vilna. The ...

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  61. ASSISTING GERMAN CRUISER.

    NEW YORK, Thursday Morning.—An English wireless operator on the steamer Mazatlan, formerly a German, but now a Mexican, states that the ...

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  62. THE WOOL INDUSTRY.

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — Messrs, Thomas Schwartze and Windeler, catalogued 8043 bales, of which 4133 bales were from New Zealand. ...

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  63. FURIOUS FIGHTING NEAR ANTWERP.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The fighting between the Belgians and the enemy before antwerp on Tuesday was of the most furious character. The ...

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  64. STRIKE OF SEAMEN

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — Just before the steamer Canberra was due to sail for Sydney to-day, the crew demanded that one of the cooks aboard ...

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  65. AFRICA

    SALISBURY, Wednesday Night. — The Union Government has accepted Rhodesia's offer of a contingent for service in South Africa. ...

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