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  2. WESTERN WAR FRONT.

    A despatch received from Sir Douglas Haig yesterday stated:—"Eancourt P Abbaye is now entirely in our hands. There was considerable night shelling on the ...

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  3. DARDANELLES INQUIRY.

    At yesterday's sitting of the Dardanelles Commission Colonel Winston Churchill gave evidence relating to the inception of the campaign. ...

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  4. BRITISH MAN POWER.

    It is officially reported that the board appointed to inquire into the question of Britain's man power has heard evidence tendered on behalf of the Admiralty, the ...

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  5. NATIONAL SERVICE.

    The returns received at the Victorian headquarters to-day show that classified results of the registrations under the War Service Regulations yesterday were as ...

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  6. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DAY.

    The Western Australian Day Funds Bill was considered in Committee in the Legislative Assembly last night. On clause 2 (application of funds), ...

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  7. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The "New York American's" Paris correspondent says that Dr. Alexis Cariel, of the Rockefeller Institute, has announced the adoption of reforms in surgical ...

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  8. GERMAN KIDNAPPING.

    As a result of the intervention of King Alfonso, Germany has decided to repatriate by the 10th instant 2,000 women who were removed from Lille, Roubaix, and Turcoing. ...

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  9. THE BALKANS.

    A War Office report from Salonika states:—"We advanced on Tuesday morning from our new positions at Karazadakoi and captured part of Jelikori, southward of ...

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  10. POSTPONEMENT OF DEBTS.

    In the Legislative Assembly last night, The Premier moved the second reading of the Postponement of Debts Continuation Bill. The measure, he said, was ...

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  11. GERMAN GOLD SHORTAGE.

    The seriousness of the financial situation in Germany is emphasised by a despatch from Berlin, which states that the Empress has ordered all dispensable articles of gold ...

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  12. MILITARY SERVICE.

    The application of the Military Service Act to Ireland is engaging increasing attention. Sir Edward Carson, in an interview, yesterday, said he preferred ...

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  13. PRIME MINISTER'S MOVEMENTS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) left for Sydney by the express this morning. He was accorded a hearty reception at Ipswich, and as the train steamed out the crowd ...

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  14. THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.

    The late Roumanian Minister at Vienna, in an interview published in the "Novoe Vremya," declares that the Emperor Francis Joseph is comparatively vigorous, and that ...

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  15. NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTIONS.

    A meeting of the State Cabinet was held to-day for a special discussion of the conscription referendum. It was decided that a delegation should wait on the executive ...

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  16. AUSTRIAN DISSENSION.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" Milan correspondent states that the Austrian Government's difficulty in maintaining the loyalty of Bohemian troops is increasing. There ...

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  17. BRITISH NEWS.

    Air-pilots Frederick Sowrey and Alfred Brandon have been awarded the Distinguished Service Order for gallantry displayed in attacking Zeppelins. The two ...

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  18. APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION.

    The defence authorities will consult the convenience of a firm or corporation in regard to exemptions, if it suits the firm to apply for exemptions for its head office ...

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  19. GERMANY'S FUTURE.

    The "Daily Telegraph" states:—"Information received from a reliable source leaves no doubt that the conditions of lief in Germany are serious. Meetings have ...

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  20. RECRUITING.

    Out of 25 men who submitted themselves for enlishtment at the central enrolling office yesterday 17 were passed as fit and eight deferred. ...

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  21. STRENGTH OF THE ALLIES.

    The London correspondent of the New York "Herald" streases the importance of a report published in Germany that the Grand Duke Nicholas has left Trebisond ...

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  22. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pilgrim, of 200 Carr-street, Leederville, have received the sad news of the death of their eldest son, Robert James, who was killed in action on ...

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  23. SHACKLETON EXPEDITION.

    Captain J. R. Davis left to-day for New Zealand, to superintend the fitting out of the Aurora, which will sail for Antarctic waters from Port Chalmers on December ...

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  24. FEELING THE PINCH.

    The German Statistical Department publishes figures showing that the total increase in expenditure from 1908 to April last in a family of four persons was over ...

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  25. ZEPPELINS' MISTAKE.

    A party of Germans, who were recently interned in England, and who are now going home, called at the German Consulate here yesterday, and protested that the ...

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  26. A GERMAN STORY.

    Yesterday's Berlin communique stated:— "The Roumanians failed in the Gorgemj Valley. They progressed west of Parajd before Fogaras, and gained ground west of ...

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  27. AMERICA'S SYMPATHY.

    A New York correspondent states:— "The German Crown Prince's tearful attempt to besiege "American sympathies has untterly failed to produce a single emotion, ...

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  28. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    When the Legislative Assembly met to-day, The Premier moved the adjournment of the House until October 31. "I am going ...

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  29. A CRIPPLED AIRSHIP.

    Friesland reports state that one of the returning Zeppelins on Monday was severely damaged. Her stern was cut off and her gondola was projecting behind, and she ...

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  30. THE REFERENDUM PROPOSALS.

    Speaking at Boulder to-night, Mr. Scaddan said that in view of the present proposals put forward in connection with the referendum, he could not say he would ...

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  31. MADE IN GERMANY.

    A wireless message from Berne states:— "Official information received here shows that the much-vaunted Hermannstadt victory consisted of the destruction of a ...

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  32. COMMONWEALTH.

    So many rumours have been current in connection with industrial disputes at Broken Hill that the Premier asked the Inspector-General of Police to furnish a ...

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  33. ANOTHER ZEPPELIN DAMAGED.

    A damaged Zeppelin, partly submerged, was sighted to the north of Sylt yesterday. A German warship was assisting the airship. ...

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  34. THE SEASON AND CROPS.

    After a full month of practically summer conditions the weather map on Wednesday indicated the approach of a "low" off the south-west coast of typical winter ...

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  35. THE LAW COURTS.

    Criminal Court.—At 10.30 a.m., in No. 2 Court, before the Chief Justice. Nisi Prius.—At 10.30 a.m., in No. 1 Court, Before Mr. Justice Burnside and a ...

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  36. A GERMAN STATEMENT.

    Yesterday afternoon's Berlin Communique stated:—"Strong French attacks on the Sailly-Rancourt Road and St. Pierre-Vaast Wood failed, the enemy leaving 128 ...

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  37. THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.

    The London correspondent of the New York "World" reports:—"It is stated on excellent authority that Germany last week sent all her available submarines to the ...

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  38. THE GREEK CRISIS.

    The "Morning Post's" Athens correspondent states that M. Calogeropulos and four other Greek Ministers declared for war on the side of the Entente, while two ...

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  39. GERMAN FALSEHOODS.

    Correspondents point out that German communiques recently reported an imaginary British infantry attack north of the Somme, and also magnified partial French ...

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  40. PERSONAL.

    Lieut. Cyril Rennie, of the Leicesters, was killed in action in France last Wednesday. He was a native of Sydney. A cable message from London announces ...

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  41. GERMAN HYPOCRISY.

    Lord Derby, in an interview given to the London representative of the New York "World" yesterday, said:—"No doubt Germany will continue to send Zeppelins to ...

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  42. COMMONWEALTH RECRUITING.

    In Adelaide to-day 25 men volunteered, and 16 were accepted. ...

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  43. A ZEPPELIN DESTROYED.

    German messages state that some French airmen in a raid on September 22 destroyed a Zeppelin 750ft. long. ...

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  44. RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGNS.

    Yesterday's communique stated:—"Stubborn battles continue at Chelvov and Korytnitza. The enemy stubornly hold their positions on the River Cenivuka and the ...

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  45. AUSTRALIAN HERDES.

    The King yesterday decorated the following Australian officers:—Victoria Crops: Captain Blackburn, 10th Battalion. Distinguished Service Medal: Captain Oates, ...

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  46. ANTI-ENTENTE FEELING.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Athens correspondent telegraphed yesterday:—"Members of the Reservists' Leagues are causing disturbances in the city. A gang last night ...

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  47. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Another hospital ship containing sick and wounded Western Australian soldiers is due to arrive at Fremantle shortly. Those on board are:— ...

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  48. COLONIAL WOOL CLIP.

    At a meeting of the wool exports' sub-committee of the War Trade Department, it was pointed out that, unless steps were taken this season, there was a grave ...

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  50. GREEK FINANCES.

    The Greek Government is faced with bankruptcy. The Treasury has £14,000 in hand, while £300,000 is required for salaries and other national purposes. ...

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  51. CARING FOR THE WOUNDED.

    The Government has commandeered the Great Central Hotel, in London, as a home for convalescent officers. ...

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  52. THE LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS.

    Preparations are still in progress to deal with the compulsory emlistment of men affected by the proclamation under the Defence Act, and which commences next week. ...

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  53. ITALY.

    Yesterday morning's communique stated:—"We drove off repeated Austrian attacks on all our positions in the Travignolo Valley last night. We gained new ground at ...

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  54. A GERMAN CLAIM.

    Yesterday's German communique stated:—"We again defeated the Russians west of Luczk. We received the stormer with the assurance and calm of victors, and lost ...

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  55. ENEMY TRADING.

    After permitting the Bechstein piano firm to carry on its business in England for the last two years, in spite of public protests, the Board of Trade has nov [?]red ...

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