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  2. BULGARIA.

    The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Bonar Law) announced to-day that hostilities with Bulgaria had terminated at noon. The agreement which had been arrived at ...

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  3. CAMBRAI BATTLE.

    The following official despatches have been made public:— BRITISH. London, Sept. 30 ...

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  4. MINISTRY FOR INFORMATION.

    Sir Roderick Jones has resigned the position of Chief of the Staff of the Minister for Information, and Mr. Arnold Bennett (the author and journalist) has ...

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  5. STATE FINANCES.

    In the Legislative TAssembly last evening, the House having resolved itself in a Committee of the whole House to consider the Estimates ...

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  6. COMMONWEALTH SHIPPING LINE.

    In a statement which he made yesterday Mr. W. M. Hughes referred to the Commonwealth shipping line. He pointed out that an overdraft of £2,000,000 had been ...

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  7. WIRELESS NEWS.

    The following American wireless news has been received via Honolulu by the American Consul here:— Edward G. Chew, a native of California, ...

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  8. HOW DIXMUDE WAS TAKEN.

    The United Press Association states that Dixmude was taken by a flanking movement. Fighting is reported to have taken place in the Town Hall. Four fresh ...

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  9. WAR BONDS CAMPAIGN.

    At the opening of the new year's war bonds campaign in the Guildhall, London, yesterday Mr. Bonar Law (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) said that the year's ...

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  10. VON HERTLING RESIGNS.

    The Kaiser, in accepting the resignation of Baron von Hertling (the Imperial Chancellor) has ordered preparations to be made for immediate and far-reaching measures in ...

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  11. CENTRAL EMPIRES.

    It is reported that a majority of the parties in the Reichstag has recognised the necessity for Parliamentary Government. [According to a recent message from ...

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  12. THE GENERAL ELECTION.

    It has been denied officially that the Government has stopped the printing of the new Parliamentary register. [A London cable message of September ...

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  13. FOCH'S STRATEGY.

    Major-General Sir Frederick B. Maurice, the military correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle," says:—"The rapid succession of victories on the western front ...

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  14. TURKEY'S POSITION.

    A peace offer from Turkey is reported to be imminent. The Hague correspondent of the New York "Times" states that he has learned ...

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  15. KING OF THE BELGIANS.

    The Press Bureau announces that King George has sent the following message to the King of the Belgians:—"Heartily congratulate you on the victory by the ...

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  16. RECRUITING IN IRELAND.

    The Irish recruiting returns show that only 7,900 men have volunteered for military service. Lord French (the Viceroy) demanded 50,000 recruits by October 15. It ...

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  17. NEWS FROM THE FRONT.

    The following French official communique has been issued:—"The Allies continued to pursue the enemy rearguards towards Kicevo and have advanced north of Ochrida and ...

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  18. THE KAISER AGAIN.

    The Kaiser has telegraphed as follows to the Westphalian Patriotic Society:— "Glance at our magnificent successes. Our heroic sons and their leaders protect the ...

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  19. TERMS OF THE ARMISTICE.

    The Central News Agency states that the armistice is purely military. There are no political provisions, which will wait for the peace conference. Bulgaria agrees ...

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  20. MARSHAL FOCH'S PLAN.

    The "Matin" asserts that Marshal Foch's plan is to grip the enemy where he stands, and smash him in irretrievable defeat. There are unmistakable signs that the ...

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  21. CAMBRAI IN FLAMES.

    The Germans are reported to be burning Cambrai. ...

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  22. PRICE OF ALUMINIUM.

    The Ministry for Munitions will reduce the control price of aluminium to £200 a ton from January 1. ...

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  23. A BLACK SUNDAY FOR HUNS.

    Mr. Gordon Gilmour, the special correspondent of the Australian and New Zealand Press Association, telegraphed from France on Monday:— ...

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  24. AMERICAN REPORTS.

    It is reported that Roulers has been captured by the Belgians, and that the British have taken G[?]elurve, and are nearing the outskirts of Menin. Lille is ...

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  25. PALESTINE.

    The following official message has been issued from the British headquarters in Palestine:—"During Sunday the northward movement of our cavalry and armoured cars ...

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  26. COMMONWEALTH.

    It was learnt from the Defence Department this afternoon that the allowance to the Anzacs on furlough applies to all who embarked in 1914. ...

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  27. BULGARIA'S NEW POSITION.

    The Washington correspondent of the United Press Association states that the Bulgarian Minister at Washington, M. Paneretoff, says that Bulgaria will be ...

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  28. THE AMERICAN ADVANCE.

    The Germans north-west of Verdun are violently resisting the Americans' advance on the Kriemhilde line. Heavy fighting is in progress. ...

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  29. LAND AT NORTH BEACH.

    Mr. E. Solomon, of Melbourne, who has extensive interests in Western Australia, has received a letter from the Premier of that State accepting a present of six blocks ...

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  30. AMERICAN AIRMEN.

    It is officiallv announced that American aviators, during the latest American offensive, brought down 60 enemy machines. Fewer than 20 American airplanes were ...

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  31. A SHARP FIGHT.

    Mr. H. S. Gullett, special correspondent of the Australian and New Zealand Press Association in Palestine, telegraphed from the field on September 27:—"An Australian ...

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  32. PRISONERS RELEASED.

    A telegram from Sofia states that King Ferdinand has granted an amnesty to the leaders of the Stambulof party (M. Genedief) and his associates, who have been ...

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  33. SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT.

    Mr. Hunter announced to-day that the Cabinet had adopted the recommendation that a soldiers' settlement should be established in Northern Queensland. An area of ...

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  34. HUN LEADERS CONFER.

    A conference is being held at the German headquarters, at which the Kaiser, the Crown Prince, Marshal von Hindenburg, General von Ludendorff, and Admiral von ...

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  35. THE RED FLAG.

    Shortly before 1 p.m. to-day two officers from the Intelligence Branch of the Defence Office proceeded to the Trades Hall, and read to the principal official in charge ...

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  36. GERMAN PRESS ANGRY.

    The German newspapers discuss angrily the Bulgarian disaster. The Berlin "Vosische Zeitung" (the journalistic organ of the German Foreign Office) declares that ...

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  37. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    A bazaar, in aid of the 51st Battalion Trench Comforts Fund, will be held in St. Mary's Hall, Colin-street, West Perth, on Saturday next, October 5, afternoon and ...

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  38. AMERICAN NEGRO TROOPS.

    The New York "World's" correspondent with the American army says that all France sings the praise of a certain contingent of negro troops from New York, ...

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  39. GERMAN APPREHENSION.

    The Hague-correspondent of the London "Daily News" says, on the authority of a well-known diplomatic source, that the German Government now recognises the ...

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  40. NEWS IN THE CITY.

    The blowing of railway and factory whistles, the ringing of church bells, and the liberal adornment of city buildings with bunting signalised the receipt of the glad ...

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  41. BRITISH NEWS.

    The Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr. Randal) Davidson has assured President Wilson that the Churches will support warmly his ideal of a League of Nations. ...

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  42. MR. HUGHES INTERVIEWED.

    In the course of an interview yesterday, Mr. W. M. Hughes said:—"The surrender of Bulgaria is the most splendid piece of news received since the beginning of the ...

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  43. SAWN-OFF SHOTGUNS.

    Answering Germany's threat to shoot American prisoners who were found to be carrying "sawn-off shotguns," the Department of State has notified Berlin that ...

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  44. AMERICA.

    Addressing the Senate, where there is a difference of opinion concerning women's suffrage, President Wilson advocated the early passage of the measure, on the ...

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  45. SITUATION REVIEWED.

    The Australian Press Association learns that the fall of Cambra and St. Quentin is regarded as imminent. Already both towns are useless from the enemy ...

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  46. A BRISBANE DEMONSTRATION.

    There was a remarkable scene in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, when the Premier (Mr. Ryan) referred to the war news, members cheering and singing ...

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  47. ENTHUSIASM AT CAPETOWN.

    News of Bulgaria's surrender was received during the sitting of the City Council, and the members rose and sang the National Anthem. There was an ...

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  48. A GREAT DISASTER.

    Mr. Percival Phillips, special correspondent of the "Daily Express" on the western front, telegraphed on Monday:—"To-day one of the greatest disasters yet suffered ...

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  49. THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY.

    As the result of Mr. W. M. Hughes taking a chateau in France and inviting British publicists to see the Australian army, a remarkable series of articles is being ...

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  50. GENERAL PAU GRATIFIED.

    In Sydney to-day General Pau, the head of the French Mission announced that he had received from Salonika the following cable message, dated September 29:— ...

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