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  2. INDUSTRIAL STRIFE.

    The conditions in the coal-mining indust[?], are improving daily. Additional mines were re-started at Newcastle to-day, while on the south coast the whole of the colleries. ...

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  3. EAST-WEST LINE.

    A telegram has been received by the Mayor of Kalgoorlie from Mr. Heitmann, M.H.R., stating that the trans-Australian railway will be formally opened on ...

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  4. AERIAL WARFARE.

    Most of the newspapers emphatically demand retaliation upon German towns and lay stress on a remark attributed to Mr. Lloyd George when visiting the bombed ...

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  5. A NAVAL ACTION.

    The "Tribuna" states:—"The Italian destroyer Aquila, while scouting ahead of a destroyer squadron in the Adriatic on Tuesday sighted two Austrian destroyers in the ...

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  6. COFFEE STALLS.

    As every one knows by this time, there exists in this State a number of committees largely composed of self-denying women war workers, and known as Trench ...

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  7. THE WAR.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig issued the following report last night:—"The enemy heavily bombarded this morning our positions between Tower Hamlets and Polygon ...

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  8. AMERICAN OPINION.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" reports:—"It is expected that the British embargo against the Northern European neutrals will be ...

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  9. PROHIBITED PUBLICATIONS.

    The regulation under the War Precautions Act relating to prohibited publications has been amended by giving the Minister for Defence power to make it an ...

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  10. DRY CANTEENS.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) to-day challenged a statement made by Captain H. L. Murray, R.A.M.C., at the Anglican Synod on Wednesday evening, to ...

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  11. PEACE TALK.

    Count Czernin, the Austro-Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs in the course of a speech at [?]apest, yesterday, advocated the establishment of an international ...

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  12. TAX ON NON-MILITARY MEN.

    The Government is specially taxing men who are exempt from military service. ...

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  13. MEDALS FOR FOSTER MOTHERS.

    The Minister for Defence stated to-day that when the medals to be given to mothers whose sons had been killed in the war, or to each fallen man's nearest ...

    Article : 67 words
  14. COMMONWEALTH.

    The Publicity Secretary to the Commonwealth Treasury has issued the following appeal:—The Prime Minister has issued a message ...

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  15. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The 340th casualty list was released by the Censor yesterday, and is published below. It contains the names of Western Australian soldiers, together with those who ...

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  16. RAILWAY RATES FOR WHEAT.

    The Commissioner of Railways (Mr. J. T. Short) writes as follows to correct an error:—"In your leading article in this morning's issue you quote the current ...

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  17. MISSING NEXT-OF-KIN.

    The military authorities desire to get into communication with the next-of-kin of No. 5375, T. J. Mitchell, Tunnellers Corps. The information originally ...

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  18. THE GOVERNMENT'S INTENTI[?].

    In review of the general strike position, Mr. Fuller said to-night that full employment for miners cannot be guaranted until the interstate shipping is restored. The ...

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  19. MISCELLANEOUS.

    51st Battalion.—Archdeacon Louch, of Albany, acknowledges the receipt of the following donations to the fund for purchasing band instruments for the 51st ...

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  20. WAR'S STERNEST PHASE.

    Colonel Churchill, Minister for Munitions, speaking yesterday at the Aldwych Club, said that the present was not the time to talk of peace. We were entering on the ...

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  21. LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S VIEWS.

    Lord Northcliffe, speaking here yesterday, said the only way to meet the German air raids upon London was to give the enemy bomb for bomb. Paris was not ...

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  22. QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legisaltive Assembly to-day, dealing with questions regarding victimisstion, the Minister for Railways said the Commissioners could not take back all the men ...

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  23. GERMAN PRECAUTIONS.

    The towns of Wilhelmshaven and Essen are preparing to meet British air-raiders from all parts, Many other important towns are plunged in darkness at 8 in the ...

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  24. GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT.

    A German official report issued yesterday stated:—"We repulsed and attempt to recapture the ground north of the Meninypres road and captured French trenches ...

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  25. AN INTERESTING COMPARISON.

    The Press Bureau, to enable the public to view the raids in just proportion, announce that 487 persons were killed and 14,104 injured by traffic accidents in ...

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  26. VICTORIA.

    Consequent upon the shutting off to-day of power for industrial purposes, in accordance with the decision of the Coal Board, it is estimated that between 20,000 and ...

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  27. BRITISH NAVAL AIRCRAFT.

    The Admiralty yesterday issued the following report:—"Naval aircraft on Monday night bombed the lockgates at Zeebrugge, while others dropped a quantity of ...

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  28. A GERMAN REPORT.

    The following German official report was issued yesterday:—"Our airmen on Monday night bombed with good effect London, Margate, Sheerness, and Dover." ...

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  29. THE POPE'S EFFORTS.

    Vatican newspapers authoritatively state that the Pope has sent a new note to the Entente Governments explaining that the Austrian and German Governments ...

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  30. A CANADIAN HERO.

    At a dinner in the Canadian Club here yesterday the famous Canadian aviator, Captain W. A. Bishop, V.C., D.S.O., M.C., described how in five months he brought ...

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  31. GERMAN BARBARITY.

    The Belgian Government has given a correspondent of the New York "Times" the following official report upon the sufferings of deported Belgians:—"It is no ...

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  32. RUSSIA.

    A wireless Russian semi-official message issued from general headquarters seeks to allay the uneasiness of the Press of the Allied countries regarding Russia's ability ...

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  33. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    No work was done to-day in connection with the discharging of coal from the steamer Dilkers at Wallaroo. The position taken up by the waterside workers is inexplicable. ...

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  34. TRADE AFTER THE WAR.

    Reference was made to-night by the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to the cable message published this morning, with quotations from a remarkable article published ...

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  35. GENERAL ITEMS.

    Field-Marshal von Hindenburg, replying to the congratulations extended to him upon his 70th birthday, said: "Let us set our teeth. Not a word more about peace ...

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  36. CASE OF BOLO PASHA.

    Intens[?] public interest has been aroused in the revelations concerning Bolo Pasha's career and pro-German activities. The French people are amased at such a ...

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  37. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown. 43 Norfolk-street, North Perth, have received word that Sapper A. J. Withers, reported missing on July 10. is now reported a prisoner of war in Limburg. ...

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  38. QUEENSLAND.

    The Premier was asked to-day if he would indicate what further stops were comtemplated in connection with the steamers cooms, Moruys, Mallinga, and Buninyong, ...

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  39. SOUTH AFRICA.

    At the Nationalist Congress at Bloemfontein yesterday. General Hertzog. leader of the party, said that "German and English Imperialists were equally intolerant. There ...

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  40. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    The Legislative Assembly to-day, on the motion of the Minister for Agriculture, resolved:—"That it is expedient the e[?]rging of the main canal of the Murrumbidgee ...

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  41. SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

    The following official shipping reports for the week ended Sunday last have been issued:— British. ...

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  42. FINLAND

    The Democratic Conference by 766 votes to 688, has decided in favour of a Coalition Government. The Provisional Government has informed ...

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  43. BRITISH NEWS.

    The Press Bureau announces that the Shipping Controller (Sir Joseph Maclay) has established a conciliation committee, at whose invitation representatives of the ...

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  44. THE DEATH PENALITY.

    It is reported that the Entente Powers are endeavouring to persuade the Russian Government to restore the death penalty for military and criminal offences. ...

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  45. DEBATE IN THE ASSEMBLY.

    The Premier (Mr. Ryan), in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, asked leave to move, without notice, Mr. Tolmie asked to what the motion referred. ...

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  46. MR. T. P. O'CONNOR.

    Speaking at a dinner in the Canadian Club here yesterday, Mr. T. P. O' Connor, M.P., said that no Irishman could hestate to wholeheartedly assist the Auies. ...

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  47. SALE OF ENEMY SHARES.

    A sale by public auction of investment shares of enemy subjects and unnaturatised persons of enemy origin, transferred to the public trustee under the War Precautions ...

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  48. ITALY.

    It has been officially learned that the second phase of the great Italian offensive is about to begin. The Austrians are preparing strong defences, and the Germans, ...

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  49. AUSTRIAN POLITICS.

    The provisional budget has been read a first time in the Austrian Chamber of Deputies. This denotes a slightly Improved political situation. ...

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  50. NATIONAL SERVICE.

    Brigadier-General A. C. Geddes (Director of National Service), speaking at Edinburgh yesterday, and outlining his policy, said he had no intention of proposing ...

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  51. JAPAN WANTS AMERICAN STEEL.

    Baron Shibusawa has cabled to Judge Cary asking him to use his influence to secure steel and other materials from the United States for Japanese shipbuilders. ...

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  52. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    In accordance with their decision of the previous day, the full strength of the Fremantle Lumpers' Union assembled at the picking up station shortly after 7.30. a.m. ...

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  53. CHAPLAINS AT THE FRONT.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) said to-day there were 209 Australian chaplains on active service, of whom only 16 were sick. Of the latter only one was ...

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  54. MASTER BUILDERS' CONFERENCE.

    The interstate conference of the Federated Master Builders' Association now sitting in Sydney.has taken into consideration what it regards as the increasing ...

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  55. THE GRAMPIANS SEAT.

    Mr. Edmond Joweti was selected as Nationalist candidate for the Grampians seat in the House of Representatives, by a convention held at Maryborough to-day. ...

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  56. THE FIGHTING FRONT.

    An Italian official report issued yesterday stated:—"An enemy attack on the western slones of Monte San Gabriele to-day completely failed. We took 80 prisoners. Our ...

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  57. RESTAICTION OF EXPORTS.

    The War Trade Department explains that the new order. prohibiting exports to Holland and Scandinavia,does not totally prevent shipments under licence, but the ...

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  58. BRITISH MISSION TO AMERICA.

    The British War Food Commission headed by Mr.Owen Smyth Secretary to the Munitions Department, has arrived in America. The Commission will co-operate with ...

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