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TOLL OF WAR
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GENERAL NEWS
A sudden acquisition of wealth by two juvenile brothers on Tuesday, led to their doing a round of [?]lollyshops, and regaling themselves ...
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LAST WIRES
It is reported from Amsterdam that messages from Flushing show that smart naval engagement occurred off Zeeb[?]ge yesterday, between 3 and ...
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COMMONWEALTH LOAN
The Commonwealth Treasurer, Mr Higgs, announced to-day that the amount of the Commonwealth War Loan, on August 15, 1916, had ...
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RUSSIA’S PRISONERS
A communique from R[?] states that the Italians have captured Mt. [?]ka, an important position on the Carso, ta[?]ng, 350 prisoners. All ...
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TO-DAY S MARKETS
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AUSTRIA REASONABLE.
A message from Vienna states that Austria has decided to confer self-Government on Poland and to release all Polish prisoners. ...
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MILITARY HORSES
Referring to-day to adverse criticisms made as to the quality of horses purchased by the Defence department, the Minister of Defence ...
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A HUGE LIST.
It is officially reported from Petrograd that General Brusiloff’s generals have from June 4 to August 12, made the following captures:— ...
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DECORATIONS.
Mr H. Forster, financial secretary to the Admiralty, stated in the House of Com[?]ans that 8,000 military medals had been, distributed to ...
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COUNTERFEIT NOTES
As the result of information receded at the detection office in connection with the passing of £5 notes in the city, a raid was made [?]his ...
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
Nine Japanese were killed, and many wounded to the attack on the Japanese in Manchuria, while some 50 Chinese civilians were wounded. ...
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FINE ALLIED MOVE
An official message states that the French resumed the offensive on the Somme after a specially intense cannonade, and have made important ...
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HEROES ALL
Mr G. F. Jolly, Verdon street, Sebastopol, to-day received word that his son, No. 716. Pte G. A. Jolly, 31st Battalion, has been wounded in ...
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BRITISH FRONT.
Central Haig reports that the situation is on the whole unchanged, though there have been minor actions around Pozieres. ...
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PUBLIC OPINION
The Skipton Progress Association’s letter, drawing attention to the existence of coal deposits on the plains, was read at the Ballarat ...
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GERMAN CHAIM.
A Berlin [?]essage claims that 74 merchant[?] were sunk by German warships during July. ...
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PAPUAN OILFIELDS
Much has been said regarding the necessity of Australia being self-contained, but one important industry, at least—the production of ...
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RUSSIA’S DRIVE.
A report from the East front shows two distinct forward moves on the port of the Russians. General Tscherbatchoff has crossed the Zlota Lipa, ...
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AMERICA‘S MONEY.
S[?]ce the outbreak of th[?] war says an American message, loans to the amount of £270,000,000 have been raised in the United states, of which ...
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[?]AISER A MURDERER.
In the House of Common[?] yesterday. Mr Will [?] (Labor; asked if the Kniser would at the end of the war be cited for wil[?] murder. ...
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SPORT AND PLAY
The Miners entries, although good this meeting, 107 horses having been nominated, are not so numerous as those received for either of ...
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CANADIANS AT THE FRONT.
A Vancouver message states that four divisions of Canadians (90,000 men) have been transferred from the [?]pres front to the Somme. Hitherto ...
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ENEMY LOSSES.
The “Times” correspondent at headquarters states that the enemy’s losses in the desperate efforts to regain their lost ground around Pozieres have been ...
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VON BISSING.
A Paris message states that Lieut. Von Bissing, son of the ”Tyrant of Belgium.” has been captured. Von Bissing is the most detested name ...
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CONTRASTS.
It was a coinc[?] that both King George and Kaiser Wilhel[?] visited their resp[?] fronts simultaneously. The King’s visit was a ...
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MELBOURNE PRODUCE MARKET.
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AERIAL FLIGHT.
An incident of the p[?]k of the British airmen is related from the front. A British a[?]ator [?]ving at 4000 feet observed nine Germans flying above ...
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THE BRITISH ADVANCE.
The ”Petit Parisian” [?] on the importance of the British advance. It states that the Mo[?]et farm is the last of the [?]fences before ...
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GERMANY’S FOOD.
The “Journal de Paris,” a well informed paper, discloses something of the food troubles of Germany. An ordinary meal of Indian corn soup, a ...
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THE FLYING CORPS.
The part played by the Royal Flying Corps on the Somme front is set forth in a report, issued yesterday. The report is a pithy one, but ...
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THE KAISER.
The “Times” correspondent at Amsterdam states that the Kaiser and Von Falkenhayen paid a lengthy visit to the Cologue Cathedral on their way ...
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Family Notices
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VASSAL AUSTRIA.
It is reported that the appointment of Count Julius von Andrassy, as Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, is a sign of the unification of the armies ...
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