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  2. GREAT BRITAIN

    LONDON, Thursday Night.—A[?]entry at Dorchester, where one thousand prisoners are interned, shot a pigeon having a German letter under ...

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  3. THE UNITED FRONT.

    The Kaiser, in his reply to Belgium, has definitely placed at on record for all future ages that the that the destiny of Germany depends absolutely upon He himself has now definitely stated it in language which does not admit ...

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  4. GERMANY

    LONDON, Thursday Night.—A prominent American, who was for many years resident in Berlin, interviewed in London, said that the Germans are ...

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  5. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS

    MELBOURNE, Friday. A wireless message from Vice-Admiral Sir George Patey was received to-day by the Minister of Defence (Senator Pearce) ...

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  7. INFORMATION FROM PRISONERS.

    Considerable information about the enemy has been gleaned from prisoners. Our bombardment on the 15th produced a great impression. Our ...

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  8. EXECUTIONS OF GERMANS.

    ANTWERP, Thursday Night.—A Belgian court-martial convicted Hoffman a German infantryman, for [?] a peasant woman with a ...

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  9. A FATAL MISTAKE.

    LONDON, Friday Morning.—A sentry fatally bayoneted Macleod, a coastguard officer at the Seacliff signal station, Berwick mistaking [?] for a ...

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  10. MARCH OF VICTORIAN TROOPS.

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—Victorian troops, to the number of approximately five thousand, marched through the city to-day. They were given a ...

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  11. THE KAISER'S JUST WAR.

    NEW YORK, Thursday Night.—The Kaiser, in an appeal to America through the German Chancellor (Baron von Bethmann Hollweg) declares that ...

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  12. DIRECTOR OF PRESS BUREAU.

    LONDON, Thursday Night.—Sir Stanley Buckmaster, M.P., succeed Mr F. Smith as director of the Press Bureau. Mr Smith is going to the ...

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  13. SALE OF CARGOES.

    LONDON, Friday Morning.—Quantities of British cargo aboard British and German vessels in German ports at the outbreak of war have now been sold ...

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  14. "WE WANT PEACE."

    COPENHAGEN, Friday Morning.—Socialist posters have appeared on the walls an Berlin: "We want peace," and "Down with the Kaiser." ...

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  15. AUSTRALIA'S WAR CORRESPONDENT.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr C. E. W. Bean, a member of the editorial stan of the "Sydney Morning Herald," has been recommended by the central ...

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  16. BELGIUM

    AMSTERDAM, Thursday Night.—"The Frankfort Gazette," says the Government has asked legal advice regarding the Duke of Coburg's claims on ...

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  17. GERMAN-MADE TOYS.

    LONDON, Friday Morning.—The Board of Trade's exhibition of German made toys is a great success, and women and girls are bing taught similar ...

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  18. AUSTRALIA

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—The High Commission (Sir George Reid) cables from London this morning as follows: Official: In reply to the statement ...

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  19. AUSTRALIAN OFFER REFUSED.

    LONDON, Thursday Night.—"The British Australasian" says the Belgian Government, while deeply grateful for Mr Holman's offer to take Belgian ...

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  20. TASMANIA

    HOBART, Friday.—The Prize Court is to sit in Hobart on Tuesday to deal with the detained German steamer Oberhausen, which has been in port ...

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  21. BOYCOTTING ENGLAND.

    AMSTERDAM, Friday Morning.—Doctor Freund in an article in "The Vossische" says that after the war no German, patriot, should buy ...

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  22. BUTTER FOR THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.

    As there as a shortage of butter for the troops forming the Expeditionary Forces from Tasmania, now in camp at Brighton Junction, Mr J. Edgar, ...

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  23. ITALY'S NEUTRALITY

    ROME, Thursday Night.—Mr Winston Churchill, in an interview with the "Glornale d' Italia," said: "We always thought it impossible that Italy ...

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  24. GERMAN NUNS EXPELLED FROM BELGIUM.

    Forty German nuns at Honsbeick have been expelled from Belgium owing to one urging a peasant woman to pray for the Kaiser, whom she said is an ...

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  25. CANADA

    OTTAWA, Thursday Night.—Mt James M'Donald, a railway contractor of Vancouver, has obtained permission to raise a crack corps of 500 British ...

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  26. EXPEDITIONARY FORGE

    HOBART, Friday.—A total of 173 men haw now been enrolled for the second Expeditionary Force for Tasmania. Five officers and 59 men are ...

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  27. UNITED STATES

    NEW YORK, Friday Morning.—Mr Theo. Roosevelt, in an article in "The Outlook,", says that there was room for sincere differences of opinion about the ...

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  28. FIRST EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. PATRIOTIC FUNDS

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  29. SPLENDID WORK ACHIEVED.

    The Australian field hospital's surgeons report that 450 officers and men, British and Germans, have been under treatment simultaneously. The Germans, ...

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  30. MELBOURNE SHOW

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—Cold, bleak weather prevailed for the show to-day, and the attendance was a long way below the numbers for previous years. ...

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  31. TEXT OF THE INTERVIEW.

    LONDON, Friday Morning.—The Press Bureau publishes Mr Vinston Churchill's interview with Glornate d' Itlia." Mr Churchill ...

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  32. FINANCE & TRADE

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The British Government, after consultation with the various interests concerned, is ending the moratorium for bills of ...

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  33. CHANGE OF MURDER

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The Gundagai police have received information that Joseph Gavin had been killed at Jugiong during a drunken brawl. A man ...

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  34. A NARRATIVE SUPPLEMENTED.

    The High Commissioner telegraphs from London September 24, 10.20 p.m. Official: The following report from ...

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  35. POSITION OF ITALY.

    LONDON, Friday Morning.—Dr. [?]mile Dillon, correspondent of "The [?]aily Telegraph," says that Italy has insistently influenced the Triplice on ...

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  36. CROSSING ACCIDENT

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The Brisbane express dashed into a capt, which was crossing the line near the Eastwood railway station this morning. Three ...

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  37. FIXING PRICES.

    MELBOURNE, Friday.—The recommendations of the Price of Goods Board for the prices of wheat, flour, and bread were approved to-day by the ...

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