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  2. WESTERN FRONT.

    Last night's report from Field-Marshal Haig stated:—"There was heavy rain throughout to-day. We attacked in the afternoon east and south of Langemarck. The ...

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  3. INDUSTRIAL STRIFE.

    The most notable incident of yesterday's work on the water front was the despatch of the s.s. Zealandia at 4.45 p.m., with passengers, for the Eastern States. The ...

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  4. FRENCH MISSION TO AUSTRALIA.

    M. Clementel (French Minister for Commerce) has informed Mr. Fisher (High Commissioner for the Commonwealth) that he is considering a proposal to despatch a ...

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  5. WAR CASUALTIES.

    There was a slight error in yesterday morning's list of casualties, Leo. D. Hogan being mentioned as Sergeant Hogan instead of Private Hogan. ...

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  6. TURKEY ALARMED.

    The Turkish Government is becoming alarmed owing to the Austro-German methods of discussing peace terms, and she fears the abandonment of Turkey. ...

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  7. BRITISH SHIP SUNK.

    The Hamburg "Nachrichten" describes the recent sinking of a British trap-ship. "A big German submarine," it asserts, "sighted a steamer of 1,500 tons which ...

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  8. BRITISH NEWS.

    The Inter-Allies' Labour Conference which is to be held at Westminster to-day and to-morrow is arousing much interest. It is noteworthy that the British Socialist Party ...

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  9. THE ISONZO STRUGGLE.

    A wireless Italian official message issued yesterday stated:—"The struggle on the Bainsizzi Platean has increased in intensity. The enemy, in extreme desperation, and ...

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  10. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The annual report of the State School Teachers' Union of Western Australia, presented to the nineteenth annual conference yesterday, contained the statement that of ...

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  11. BATTLE OF MESSINES.

    The Chief Commissioner in London of the "Australian Comforts' Fund" (of which the Victoria League is the Western Australian division), sends to Australia this graphic ...

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  12. MISCELLANEOUS.

    In a communication addressed to local governing bodies throughout the State, his Excellency the Governor, Sir William Ellison-Macartney mentions that in an ...

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  13. AUSTRO-GERMAN OPINION.

    German and Austrian war correspondents state that the Isonzo battle was the greatest ever seen. The Italian army was twice as great as in any previous fight on the ...

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  14. GERMAN STATEMENTS.

    A wireless German official report, interrepted by the Admiralty early yesterday, stated:—"Violent English attacks north-west of Lens to-day broke down heavily. ...

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  15. BAGHDAD.

    The London newspapers give prominence to statements from Switzerland that General von Falkenhayn, on the Mesopotamia front, is organising an advance ...

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  16. GERMAN RAIDERS BURIED.

    Three German air raiders who were killed in England recently have been buried with military honours at Margate. ...

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  17. THE HAND OF THE HUN.

    The Germans have ordered the Courtrai Banks to transfer all their valuables to Brussels. ...

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  18. DAMAGE TO CROPS.

    Torrential rains continue in many districts in England and Wales, and they have seriously damaged the corn and the late hay crops. In many cases it is ...

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  19. RUSSIA.

    Sunday's meeting at Moscow was devoted to the discussion of M. Kerensky's statement in the separate conferences. All eyes are fixed upon to-day's opening of the ...

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  20. AN ETERNAL CITY.

    Following on the capture of Baghdad by the British, Percival London, in an article published by the London "Daily Telegraph," wrote:— ...

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  21. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Press Bureau announces that the Germans for a considerable time urged the Belgian Socialists in Belgium to participate in the Stockholm conference, but the ...

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  22. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Between 9 o'clock yesterday morning and 10 o'clock this morning, according to a statement by the Chief Railway Commissioner (Mr. Fraser), 625 strikers returned to ...

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  23. WELCOME TO GENERAL KORNILOFF

    General Korniloff was accorded an ovation at Moscow. Replying to addresses of welcome, he said that he rejoiced to be able to assure the army that Moscow's voice ...

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  24. GERMANY.

    Dr. Michaelis, explaining the Parliamentary Commission yesterday, emphasised the fact that it would deal with definite questions, for example the Papal Note, but ...

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  25. PRICE OF GALVANISED IRON.

    An amending order regarding galvanised iron was gazetted to-day. It provides that all importers and merchants who on August 13 held stocks of galvanised iron for ...

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  26. MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT WILSON.

    President Wilson has sent to the Moscow Conference a pledge of America's moral and financial assistance, and he has added: "The United States has confidence in the ...

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  27. SEXUAL OFFENCES.

    The alarming increase in the number of sexsual offences was commented on by the Chief Justice in the Criminal Court to-day. The Court was occupied during the day in ...

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  28. RUSSIAN TRAITORS.

    Very strict regulations have been framed with regard to Russians leaving the United States for Russia owing to a belief that Germany is paying some of them to stir ...

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  29. EXCITEMENT IN FINLAND.

    A telegram from Helsingfors, the capital of Finland, reports:—"The Finns state that great excitement awaits the opening of the Diet on Wednesday, despite the Petrograd ...

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  30. STARVATION IN GERMANY.

    Travellers from Germany declare that Germany is starving, as most of the food is sent to the soldiers, leaving only the scantiest supplies for civilians. One ...

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  31. A HOLD-UP FRUSTRATED.

    An attempt, which did not succeed, was made to-day to tie up the foodstuffs of the city. The strike leaders approached the carters employed by some of the largest ...

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  32. THE FIGHTING ZONE.

    A wireless Russian official message received yesterday stated:—"Enemy attacks scuth of Ocna and north-east of Soveia to-day failed. Co-operating with the fleet our ...

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  33. GERMAN PAPER SHORTAGE.

    A lack of paper has compelled the publishers of school books in Germany to refrain from printing new editions. When the stock becomes exhausted at Christmas ...

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  34. GERMAN ANTI-AMERICAN PLOTTING

    Mr. Lansing has announced that the Government has evidence that Germany planned war against the United States after her conflict with the Allies, and he ...

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  35. A BELGIAN'S SUICIDE.

    Jumping from a balcony, 30ft. from the ground, at the Homoepathic Hospital to-day, Joseph Antwan de Voss, a Belgian, was found with a gash in his throat, and ...

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  36. A GERMAN REPORT.

    A German official report received yesterday evening stated:—"We captured important positions east of Czernowitz to-day and took 1,000 prisoners and six guns. We ...

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  37. AUSTRIA BORDERING ON PANIC.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "Times" reports:—"Advices from Switzerland state that Austria is bordering upon panic. The Vienna newspapers ...

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  38. QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day the strike occupied most of the question time. Mr. McGirr, member for Yass, was in the act of putting a question to the Acting ...

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  39. ROUMANIAN ANNIVERSARY.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) yesterday sent a message to the Premier of Roumania on the anniversary of the latter's entry into the war, paying a tribute ...

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  40. THE LAW COURTS.

    Full Court.—At 10.30 a.m., before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Burnside, and Mr. Justice Rooth: Ockerby and Co., Ltd. (defendant), appellant, and Maurice Cohen ...

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  42. AMERICA'S EXPORTS.

    President Wilson has issued a proclamation extending the export control of all articles. He says domestic needs must be first met, and that afterwards he will ...

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