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  2. THE WAR.

    The following British, French, and German official despatches have been issued:— London, Nov. 26 (1.10p.m.).—"The enemy has not repeated his attacks on the ...

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  3. RUSSIAN UPHEAVAL.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the London "Morning Post" writes that the fact that M. Lenin has ousted M. Kerensky has not brought peace nearer, because if ...

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  4. QUEENSLAND SENSATION.

    A Queensland "Government Gazette Extraordinary" was circulated in the streets of Brisbane to-night, in which the Premier, under the heading of "To the Public of ...

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  5. ITALY.

    Mr. Ward Price telegraphs from Italy:—"The snow has come at last, and the mountains are covered with a whirling blizzard of snowflakes, which will soon be deep ...

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  6. A GERMAN CANARD.

    Mr. A. J. Balfour stated in the House of Commons yesterday that his Majesty had permitted him to announce that there was not a vestige of truth in the Hamburg ...

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  7. LABOUR UNREST.

    Some 50,000 engineers have struck in Coventry in sympathy with earlier strikers, protesting against the failure to recognise shop stewards. ...

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  8. MISCELLANEOUS.

    In connection with the Christmas Cheer Carnival which is being organised for the benefit of soldiers and sailors' children, the secretary of the Soldiers and Sailors' ...

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  9. THE FIGHTING FRONTS.

    A wireless Russian official message, intercepted by the British Admiralty, reports: "There were fusillades on the northern western, south-western, and Roumanian ...

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  10. NEW ZEALAND OFFICER.

    The hearing of the charge against Captain Yeates, of having worn unlawfully the New Zealand military uniform, was continued to-day and adjourned. General ...

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  11. SHIPPING SHORTAGE.

    The serious shortage of shipping for the purpose of conveying goods from the Eastern States to Western Australia engaged the attention of the Perth Chamber ...

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  12. ROUTING THE TURKS.

    An official despatch received from the British headquarters in Palestine, says:— "General Allenby's advanced patrols were pressed back to the southern bank of the ...

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  13. A DISAGREEMENT.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle" reports:—"The executive council and the Soviet disagree seriously over the peace proposals. M. Lenin ...

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  14. BITTER WEATHER CONDITIONS.

    Fighting continues in terrible weather conditions, the thermometer showing 10deg. below zero. The reports as to the severity of the enemy losses ...

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  15. BATTLE OF CAMBRAI.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs telegraphs from the British Headquarters:—"There is not the slightest doubt that the Germans will make a powerful attempt to regain Bourlon Wood ...

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  16. JEWS GRATEFUL.

    A number of Scandinavian Jews have expressed to the British Government their very great satisfaction at its "noble decision to repatriate the Jews in Palestine," ...

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  17. ITALIANS' RAPID RECOVERY.

    The Rome correspondent of the New York "Sun" telegraphs that the rapid recovery of the Italians has obviated the necessity for the use of the Anglo-French ...

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  18. DOLSHEVIKS' OVERTURES.

    In the House of Commons last evening, Mr. A. J. Balfour (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) said that neither Britain nor her Allies had replied to the ...

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  19. CHARGE OF BIGAMY.

    Vincent Roberts, a New Zealand trooper. aged 19 years, was charged at Lambeth yesterday with bigamy. Counsel for the prosecution stated that the accused ...

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  20. THE AUSTRALIAN TROOPS.

    On November 16 the Governor-General sent the following cable message to the Secretary of State for the Colonies:— "Please convey to General Sir Edmund ...

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  21. CHARGE OF ESPIONAGE.

    There is great excitement over the arrests of ex-Deputy Cavallini and the selfstyled Marchesa Ricca, on charges of espionage. It is alleged that documents ...

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  22. REMARKS BY MR. HUGHES.

    Reference to the matter was made by the Prime Minister at his meeting in the evening, and the reading of his letter evoked frequent outbursis of cheers. Mr. Hughes ...

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  23. ALLIES' JOINT PROTEST.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" understands that the Allies are making a joint protest to the Russian people against the proposed truce, ...

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  24. COMMONWEALTH.

    Particulars of the Australian non-commissioned officers and men who were mentioned this morning as having won Victoria Crosses are supplied by the Base Records ...

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  25. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Herald" reports that the American Government intends to multiply the manufacture of tanks, and to develop more ...

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  26. EFFECT OF PEACE MOVE.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the New York "World" says that the Russian peace movement is impregnating thoroughly the German soldiers, and will certainly ...

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  27. THE WAR AT SEA.

    It is reported from Rio de Janeiro that a U boat is off the Brazilian coast. Orders have been given for all navigation lights to be extinguished. ...

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  28. BOLSNEVIKS CANNOT STAY.

    Mr. Cyril Brown, the Stockholm correspondent of the New York "World," interviewed M. Kerensky's secretary, M. So[?]ice who said that the Keronsky party ...

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  29. CANADA'S VICTORY LOAN.

    At the expiry of only half of the allotted period the Victory Loan of £30,000,000 has been over-subscribed. [A Canadian correspondent wrote on ...

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  30. AMERICA ROUSED.

    The State Department has ordered an inquiry to be made into the torpedoing of the American steamer Schuykill, in the Mediterranean. It is pointed out that this ...

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  31. THE HUNS AGAIN!

    Mr. D. R. Francis (the American Ambassador in Petrograd) reports that Petrograd and Berlin are in wireless communication, presumably discussing the peace ...

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  32. AMERICAN SHIPPING BOARD.

    The Shipping Board announces that 1,400 vessels of all types have been contracted for or requisitioned, of more than eight million tons dead weight. ...

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  33. QUEANT IN DANGER.

    The United Press Association's correspondent at headquarters says that Prince Rupprecht's position around Cambrai and Queant is extremely wobbly, notwithstand ...

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  34. THE LIBERTY LOAN.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) has informed the Treasurer (Sir John Forrest) that he has received a cable message from the commanding officer at ...

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  35. BRITISH NEWS.

    There were huge crowds at the opening of the tank war bond campaign in Trafalgar-square to-day. A tank with guns acock was converted into a bank for the sale of ...

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  36. A BRITISH STATEMENT.

    In the House of Commons last evening Mr. A. J. Balfour (the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) said that since the fall of the Provisional Government there ...

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  37. THE MEXICAN DANGER.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Herald" telegraphs that the Department of the Navy is fully prepared to send at once a formidable force of ...

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  38. ARGUMENT ON CONSCRIPTION.

    Following a reference to Archbishop Mannix in a railway carriage between Hawthorn and Glenferrie on November 24, Timothy O'Connor. a middle-aged man, struck ...

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  39. A MISSFIRE.

    From Petrograd news comes that the publication of copies of treaties and various other diplomatic documents has not caused any sensation in that city, the ...

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  40. THE AIR COUNCIL.

    It is announced officially that Lord Rothermere (Harold Sidney Harmsworth) has been appointed president of the Air Council in succession to Lord Cowdray. ...

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  41. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mr. A. Sarnoe, of Beechboro-read, Bayswater, has received word that his son Harold Francis after being reported missing on April 11, is now reported as having been killed in action ...

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  42. PROPOSED ARMISTICE.

    The Washington correspondent of the United Press Association (U.S.A.) reports that President Wilson has received the Bolsheviks' proposal for an armistice with ...

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  43. ACTION BY MR. RYAN.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Premier (Mr. Ryan) gave notice that tomorrow he would move:—"That, in the opinion of this House, the action of the ...

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  44. EMPIRE SETTLEMENT.

    Mr. Walter Long (the Secretary of State for the Colonies) presided at the reading of Sir John McCall's paper on Land Settlement Within the Empire before the Society of ...

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  45. UNAUTHORISED PAMPHLET.

    In the District Court to-day, D. Winter, printer, of Lonsdale-street, Melbourne, was fined £20, with £5 5s. costs, on a charge of having printed a pamphlet headed "The ...

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  46. HAMMERING THE LINE.

    The London correspondent of the New York York "Tribune" interviewed General Sir F.B. Maurice (Director of Military Operations, British General Staff), who said. "When the ...

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  47. A MUSICIAN'S TROUBLES.

    In consequence of the hostility of the public, Herr Kreisler has abandoned his concert. hour, forfeiting there by 85,000 dollars (about £17,000). ...

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  48. EX-CZAR'S SECOND DAUGHTER.

    It is announced that Tatiana Romanoff, the second daughter of the ex-Czar of Russia, has escaped from Siberia and is now en route across the Pacific to America. ...

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  49. BRITISH VICTORIES.

    Joy bells rang in Sydney to-day in celebration of the breaking of the famous lindenburg Line by the British troops, and the recent victories in Palestine. When 1 ...

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  50. KING'S CONGRATULATIONS.

    The King telegraphed to Sir Douglas Haig:—"I congratulate you, General Byng, and the troops on the successful British operations in the neighbourhood of ...

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  51. INSURANCE COMPANIES.

    Mr. W. G. McAdoo (Secretary of the Treasury) has ordered the liquidation of the German fire, marine, and casualties insurance companies in the United States. ...

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  52. NAVY AND ARMY.

    In the House of Commons last evening Mr. Bonar Law (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) announced that the new increases in the pay of men in the Navy and the Army ...

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  53. AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING.

    The American Shipping Board is confident of being able to meet Mr. Lloyd George's request for six million tons of shipping by January, 1919. Contracts for ...

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  54. SALE OF ENEMY SHARES.

    The second sale of enemy shares, being those held in mining companies, was held to-day in the Sydney Stock Exchange. Many lots were withdrawn from sale ...

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  55. MR. HUGHES AND MR. RYAN.

    The Prime Minister, in the course of a lengthy reply to Mr. Ryan, to-day said:— "The Commonwealth Government is vested with supreme powers to conduct all ...

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  56. THE BRITISH OFFENSIVE.

    Major Endres, who has acted hitherto as the military correspondent of the "Frankfurter Zeitung," seems to have transferred his services to the Munich ...

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  57. MURDER OF A CANADIAN.

    At the Tower Bridge Police Court yesterday two Australian soldiers, with Joseph Jones, a dock labourer, were charged with sandbagging and murdering Private Inlay, a ...

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  58. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Major-General J. T. Hobbs, C.B., writing on September 30 to Mr. Waldie Forbes, refers to the battle of Polygon Wood, which had just been fought, and describes ...

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  59. AMERICAN ARMY.

    General Crowder, the Provost-Marshal, in outlining the method of examining 7,500,000 registered men, says that the boards must hold the balance of America's ...

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