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  2. NEWS OF THE WORLD.

    General smuts reports: Navy occupied the minor port of Sadani on August 1 after a slight opposition. Naval operations are progressing on various points of the coastline. ...

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  3. ATTACK ON SUEZ CANAL.

    General Murray further referring to the fighting in the Katia district, says: Our fire was most effective. Turkish losses of killed and wounded appear to be of the heaviest ...

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  4. SPECIAL CABLE SERVICES.

    General Haig reports: Situation unchanged; we retain ground won yesterday; hostile bombardment between the Ancre and the Somme against front line and back areas ...

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  5. THE PRIME MINISTER.

    Mr. Hughes was given a tremendous welcome home at Melbourne to-day. All classes of the community and all political creeds were represented. Mr. Hughes, in the course ...

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  6. STATE BRICKWORKS.

    During the financial year ended June 30, the State brickworks at Homebush Bay earned a profit of £9134. The total output was valued at £108,515. ...

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  7. PROBATE.

    The estate of the late W. B. Sawers, formerly of Mayvale, Barraba, is valued for probate at £75,181. ...

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  8. NOTHING DOING.

    The French Socialist Congress decided not to resume relations with German Socialists. ...

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  9. NINE O'CLOCK.

    In the Assembly, Mr. Jabez Wright presented a petition from the electors of Sturt and Willyama, praying that hotels be allowed to keep open until 9 o'clock. ...

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  10. ALBANIANS GLAD TO BE CAPTURED.

    A Cairo message says the prisoners in Egypt include Albanians, who were all glad to be captured. Djemal Pasha was not present. Nourad Bey commanded. ...

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  11. CAPTAIN FRYATT.

    Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent says the released prisoners from Ruhleben state that when Captain Fryatt was taken from Ruhleben he said: "Good-bye, boys, I don't think ...

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  12. CHIDLEY.

    Mr. Black, Chief Secretary, stated to-night that he had given instructions for Chidley's release. ...

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  13. TURKS TRAPPED.

    A correspondent at Cairo asserts that the British cavalry rode out and enticed the Turks to advance, thus securing a premature offensive. The Anzacs fought an excellent ...

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  14. UNIVERSAL SERVICE.

    A motion in favor of universal service was carried by a great majority at a meeting held at Martin Place this afternoon. Two thousand people were present. The speakers ...

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  15. THE BALKANS.

    A Berlin paper announces that large numbers of Bulgarians who have been fighting on the East front have been withdrawn in the direction of the Balkans. ...

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  16. CLEVERLY LAID TRAP.

    "The Times" correspondent at Cairo says the Katia victory has greatly impressed the Egyptians. It was admirably engineered throughout, the Turks blindly following our ...

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  17. ROYAL VISIT DENIED.

    The Press Bureau officially denies that the King and Queen intend to visit the Dominions after the war. ...

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  18. OUR WOUNDED.

    Of the wounded now in England an extra-ordinary percentage have mere scratches. ...

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  19. BRITISH ARTILLERY.

    Mr. McAlpine, "Daily Mail" correspondent on the West front, telegraphs that the prisoners in the latest attack now exceed seven hundred. The enemy losses were ...

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  20. TELEGRAMS.

    Before leaving Adelaide Mr. Hughes was given a number of selections on anti-alien legislation from the All-British League, which he promised to consider. The proposal that ...

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  21. MOTOR-CAR FATALITY.

    A child was burnt to death and four adults seriously injured owing to the ignition of a motor-car near Eltham, Victoria, on Saturday night. ...

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  22. AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

    A communique says that between the Adige and the Upper Isonzo we captured 3600 prisoners, besides guns and large quantities of rifles and ammunition. ...

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  23. TURKISH DEFEAT.

    Cairo messages state that the population are elated by the defeat of the Turks, and at the indiction of the futility of the Turkish efforts to invade Egypt. The prisoners ...

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  24. GENERAL JOFFRE INTERVIEWED.

    Reuter's Paris correspondent says General Joffre, in an interview, says the enemy are showing signs of weakening. They are using up their last reserves. Victory is now certain. ...

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  25. ANTI-CONSCRIPTION.

    Some anti-conscriptionists who attempted to address the residents of Wyong on Saturday night were pelted with eggs, and compelled to desist, the crowd meanwhile ...

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  26. INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

    New York to-day marked the beginning of the sixth week of the epidemic of infantile paralysis. A daily bulletin issued by the Health Department showed that the ...

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  27. AERIAL WARFARE.

    Three German aeroplanes were felled in the Somme region, and three others forced to land in thir own lines. Our air squadrons bombed Metz, Sablone, Thionville ...

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  28. EASTERN FRONT.

    Reuter's Petrograd correspondent says: Successes southwards of Brody bring the Russians within 14 miles of Tarnapol Lemberg railway, in consequence of which the ...

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  29. FURTHER DETAILS.

    Mr. Massey, the "Daily Telegraph" correspondent, witnessed the Turks' pretensions to the conquest of Egypt, which have been irretrievably smashed. The latest attempt at ...

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  30. CALLED HIM A GERMAN.

    William Burrough was fined £3, in default three weeks' imprisonment, for assaulting Peter Petersen, a Russian. Evidence was given that defendant called complainant a ...

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  31. POZIERES.

    A United Service message says: Artillery preparation for the Pozieres advance lasted from dawn to sunset. We levelled the trenches and destroyed their shelters. The ...

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  32. THE STRIKE.

    The eastern cities' efforts to settle the street railway strike have failed. At Philadelphia the surface railways have been Stopped by an extensive strike, which may ...

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  33. MINING INDUSTRY.

    The Victorian Cabinet has decided to urge the Federal Government not to tax profits derived from mining industry. ...

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  34. SYDNEY TRAMS.

    Unless the demands that they intend making on the Government are conceded casual conductors employed on the trams threaten to cease work. ...

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  35. OUR STOCK.

    At a conference of Interstate meat exporters the President referred to Australia's position as a meat supplier to the Allied armies, and also referred to the loss in stock caused ...

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  36. VON HINDENBURG.

    General von Hindenburg has insisted on the dismissal of a number of high Austrian officers, including General Plfanzer and the Archduke Josef Ferdinand. ...

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  37. KUT-EL-AMARA PRISONERS.

    I was announced in the House of Commons that the United States Embassy was unable to ascertain the whereabouts of the Kut-el-Amara prisoners. This has inspired ...

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  38. THE LACHLAN FLOOD.

    A drowning fatality occurred on the Lachlan River, near Eugowra, yesterday. Albert and Charles Herbert, aged 21 and 20 respectively, sons of James Herbert, losing their ...

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  39. RUSSIAN VICTORY.

    A communique states that the Russians' impetuous attack drove out the Austro-Germans from the trenches in the Stokhod region, capturing 2000 officers and men. Violent ...

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  40. ALL ATTACKS REPULSED.

    General Haig's communique says: Northeast of Pozieres, after a heavy bombardment, the enemy delivered determined attacks on our new lines at four in the ...

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  41. AUSTRALIANS AND BRITISH.

    Mr. Massey, continuing his message, says: The enemy fiercely attacked at 3 o'clock at Romani and Ganit. The Australian Light Horse and the Scottish and Territorials drove ...

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  42. YOUNG ADMIRAL HONORED.

    Reuter's Petrograd correspondent says Vice-Admiral Koltchok, the youngest Russian Admiral who fought at Port Arthur, has been appointed to the Black Sea command. ...

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  43. THE NEW FEDERAL PRICES.

    The new prices for flour, bran, and pollard fixed by the Federal Prices Adjustment Board will come into force to-morrow. ...

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  44. NEW ZEALAND.

    The New Zealand revenue for the past twelve months shows a comparatve increase of £2,446,000. ...

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  45. A "TIMES" REPORT."

    Stanley Washburn, reviewing the two months' offensive of the Russians says they have, approximately, advanced 55 miles, and at various points captured three generals, ...

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  46. PERSIA.

    Reuter's Petrograd correspondent says the Anglo-Russian Ministers have reached an agreement over Persia, covering the financial and military measures. ...

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  47. RUMOR INCORRECT.

    The Minister for Defence says there is no foundation for the rumor that the 8th Infantry Brigade, A.I.F., suffered very serious losses in the recent fighting. ...

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  48. THE DIFFERENCE.

    Reuter's Paris correspondent says the importance the enemy attached to the recaptured plateau of Pozieres is gaugeable by an army order circulated on the eve of a furious ...

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  49. SCOW ASHORE.

    The scow Albatross is ashore at Kawhia, New Zealand. The crew is safe, but it is believed the vessel will become a total wreck. ...

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  50. MR. GEORGE BLACK.

    Mr. G. Black, Chief Secretary, at Albury, foreshadowed his retirement from politics upon the expiration of the next Parliament. ...

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  51. GERMANY AND ITALY.

    Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent says the German Finance Minister announces a maximum tariff henceforth will be applied to Italian produce. ...

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  52. LISMORE NEWS.

    Commissioner Hay, commander of the Salvation Army in Australia, delivered a lecture on "Australia's Awakening," at Richmond Hall, to-night. There was a large ...

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  53. AUSTRALIAN HERO.

    George Ratcliffe, was charged at the Police Court this morning with appearing in soldier's uniform, when he had no right to do so. Defendant said he enlisted in July, ...

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  54. FRENCH SOCIALISTS.

    Reuter's Paris correspondent says the National Council of French Socialists passed resolutions, declaring the right of the country to defend itself when attacked, and ...

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  55. AT THIAUMONT.

    A Paris communique reports violent artillery work in the region of Chaunes. German attackers at Thiaumont works were thrown back from their own trenches by ...

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  56. BRUSHGROVE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

    Mr. John Thomson, M.P., has received the following letter:--Sir,--With further reference to the curtailment of hours of attendance at Brushgrove Exchange, I have to ...

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  57. ZEPPELIN TALL[?]STORIES.

    Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent says the latest Zeppelin tall story is to the effect that Zeppelins will soon cross the Atlantic as commercial air-liners. A Berlin correspondent ...

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  58. AT LILLE.

    A Paris correspondent says that the German cruelties at Lille equal the Reign of Terror. Daily there are trials for high treason, and on the slightest pretext many women and ...

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  59. AUSTRALIANS.

    The Paris "Liberte" correspondent says there were fiercest counter-attacks north of Pozieres on Sunday. The Australians once more covered themselves with glory. One ...

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  60. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    Up to date 250 farms for returned soldiers have been set apart by the Land Department. In some cases applicants have been greater than the number of holdings ...

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  61. AT SALONIKA.

    Reuter's special correspondent on the Salonika front says that while the eyes of the world are turned towards the French and Russian fronts there has been ...

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  62. LIQUOR RESTRICTIONS.

    The liquor restrictions now apply to three-quarters of the population of Great Britain. ...

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  63. LLOYD GEORGE.

    Mr. Lloyd George, reviewing the Canadian troops, said the fact was that when the enemy was beginning to be exhausted we were ready to pour into the field troops of such ...

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  64. GOLD.

    Four Hobart residents arrived at Burnie last night and claim that they have made the richest discovery in gold in the annals of Australia, and one of the richest in the ...

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  65. BULGARIA.

    In Bulgaria the disaffection against Germany is growing day by day. There are stormy scenes in the House, and the Government's majority grows narrower day by ...

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