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  2. THE BALKANS.

    In view of the lull on the Somme, interest is now concentrated on the Balkans, particularly the position of the Roumanians. Latest Bucharest telegrams deny ...

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  3. THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.

    The remarks of Mr. Scaddan, affirming the correctuess of the statement that he had declared himself an anti-conscriptionist, were yesterday brought under the notice ...

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  4. MR. SCADDAN ON THE GOLDFIELDS ALIENS.

    The Minister for Mines, Mr. Robinson, lost no time in taking up Mr. Scaddan's references to the settlement of the enemy alien question on the fields made at a ...

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  5. GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES.

    The dissatisfaction of metropolitan-suburban municipalities with the present basis of payment of Government subsidies was voiced by a large deputation, ...

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  6. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Notwithstnding the inclement weather and shortness of notice, a large number attended at Fairview, Mount Hawthorn, on Wednesday evening, to witness the ...

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  7. A WANDERING YOUTH.

    Failing to find that Mrs. Agnes Jessie Beatrice Fauiconer was detaining Samuel John Claye, a minor, who is said to be the heir to a fortune. Mr. Justice Hood ...

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  8. BULGAR PRODUCTION.

    The "Morning Post's" Budapest correspondent says that Germany is sending an immense number of agricultural machines to Bulgaria in the endeavour to increase ...

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  9. A BERLIN STATEMENT.

    A Berlin communique issued yesterday stated:—"The Russians continue to attack west of Luczk, successive waves breaking down north of Zubilno. We drove out ...

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  10. THE CAUCASUS.

    A communique issued yesterday stated:—"Our detachments in the Caucusus, by a sudden resumption of the offensive, and co-operating with the fleet, advanced on a ...

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  11. FEEDING THE GERMAN ARMY.

    According to information received from a trustworthy source by the London "Daily Telegraph" in August, the problem of feeding the German army is beginning to ...

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  12. WESTERN WAR FRONT.

    In yesterday morning's despatch Sir Douglas Haig reported:—"There was intermittent shelling south of the Ancre last night. Our artillery caused many ...

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  13. THE EMPIRE'S FUTURE.

    The "Daily Mail" published this morning a symposium of the views of oversea representatives on the Empire after the war. Lord Sydenham said he believed an ...

    Article : 273 words
  14. BRITISH NEWS.

    It is officially announced that the Cunard liner Franconia (18,500 tons) was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the Mediterranean on Wednesday. The vessel ...

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  15. SERVICE DEMANDS.

    The Army Council directs that no more agriculturists shall be called up till January 1. and these necessary to milk production shall not be called till April 1. Before the ...

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  16. WAR WORK.

    The Ministry of Munitions, with 5,000 officials at the head office, and an expenditure of a million sterling a day has to maintain the output, with the help of a ...

    Article : 452 words
  17. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    A wireless message was sent yesterday from San Francisco to Japan—a distance of 5,800 miles. This was preliminary to the inauguration of wireless commercial ...

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  18. BOXING.

    Sergeant Hughie Mehegan, of Australia met Greenstock in a 15-rounds contest at the Liverpool Stadium last night. Mehegan won in the eighth round. ...

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  19. THE CHINESE REPUBLIC.

    It is reported that Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen is heading a movement to form a Southern Chinese Republic, which will include the provinces of Szechwan, Kwangtung, ...

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  20. THE SHOP ASSISTANTS.

    The new agreement entered into between the Metropolitan Shop Assistants' Union and six retail and three wholesale employers carrying on business within an area ...

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  21. AGRICULTURAL BANK DEFRAUDED.

    Thomas Adams and Charles Edward Hennessy, elderly farmers of Bolgart and Yenart respectively, who, the previous day, had been convicted of obtaining money ...

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  22. AN AUSTRIAN ADMISSION.

    A war correspondent of a Vienna journal telegraphs from Austrian headquarters:— "The impossible must not be expected on the Roumanian front. General Brusiloff's ...

    Article : 69 words
  23. COMMONWEALTH.

    A Bill. which will have the effect of considerably extending the powers of the State War Council, has been introduced by the Government in the Legislative Council. It ...

    Article : 192 words
  24. AMERICA'S NEW BATTLESHIPS.

    The new American Super-Dreadnoughts will be 850ft. long, have a displacement of 35,000 tons, and a speed of from 32 to 35 knots an hour, and they will cost about ...

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  25. THE CHURCHES.

    A conference of Sunday school teachers will be held at Guildford to-day, at which a lecture will be given by Mr. Alan Whiteborn in the afternoon, and the conference ...

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  26. RAINS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The official figures made available to-day in relation to the rainstorm which began on September 22, and ended yesterday, show that it has been a phenomenally wet ...

    Article : 131 words
  27. A GER[?]AR COMMUNIQUE.

    A Berlin communique issued yesterday stated:—"The Roumanians retreated behind Sinca, in the Alt Valley, and also further north, after fruitless efforts in the ...

    Article : 63 words
  28. AN ENEMY REPORT.

    Yesterday afternoon's German communique stated:—"Near Eaucourt P Abbaye the enemy only succeeded in reaching our position near Lesars, where we defeated the ...

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  29. PERSONAL.

    News from Mr. A. McCallum general secretary of the A.L.F., says that he is now back in Sydney after a brief sojourn in Papua, and enjoying good health. He ...

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  30. THE CARADIANS.

    During the recent fighting east and north of Courcelette the Canadian cavalry, for the first time, participated. Canadian patrols penetrated enemy territory for a ...

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  31. GREEK CRISIS.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Athens correspondent reports that 200 officers, with 2,000 soldiers, have left Piraeus for Salonika, where the national army now totals 16,000. ...

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  32. IMPERIAL GUARDS.

    A newspaper correspondent suggests that Britain's appreciation of the military services of the overseas' dominions might be marked by creating a regiment of Guards ...

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  33. A STAFF-SERGEANT'S DISHONESTY

    At the Melbourne General Sessions to-day, Thomas W. Lyons, a staff-sergeant, employed at Headquarters, was charged with having received a cheque for £158, ...

    Article : 89 words
  34. YANDANOOKA ESTATE.

    At the instance of Mr. Veryard, the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Lefroy) laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly on Thursday a return dealing with the ...

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  35. ITALY.

    A communique issued yesterday afternoon stated:—"We repulsed repeated attacks on the southern side of the valley in the Mt. Colbricon region. The enemy ...

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  36. THE FEDERAL STEAMERS.

    Arrangements have been made for the steamer Strathendrick, of the Commonwealth fleet, to take a cargo of about 3,500 tons of copra from Sydney to ...

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  37. IRISH RECRUITING.

    It is believed that Mr. John Redmond will declare against conscription; but it is not improbable that a national recruiting scheme will be suggested by him, in order ...

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  38. AMERICA'S POSITION.

    President Wilson, speaking at Omaha yesterday, said: "It is very important that the statesmen of the world should understand America's position. America has ...

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  39. ALLEGED TREASON.

    Before Mr. Macfarlane S.M., at the Central Police Court this morning, Charles Reeve, Thomas Glynn, Peter Larkin, John Hamilton Berrard, Robert Besant, Donald ...

    Article : 97 words
  40. A ZEPPELIN BOASTER.

    Captain Mathy, the commander of the Zeppelin recently brought down at Potter's Bar. took part in previous raids upon London. In the course of a grotesque ...

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  41. 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: In the ...

    Article : 109 words
  42. RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGNS.

    A Russian communique issued yesterday morning stated:—"Stubborn battles continue from Vladimir Volynski to the Dnieste. We captured some positions and ...

    Article : 180 words
  43. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The New York "Times" Paris correspondent telegraphs:—"The Germans' local attacks against the French, which have been successful nowhere, indicate the enemy's ...

    Article : 201 words
  44. IRON AND STEEL STOCKS.

    Orders were issued to-day by the Federal Executive requiring all persons, firms, or companies dealing in tin plates, and iron or steel sheets or bars, to furnish the ...

    Article : 59 words
  45. THE ENGLISH TURF.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 40 words
  46. COMMONWEALTH RECRUITING.

    To-day's recruiting figures were:—Volunteered, 150; accepted 86; deferred, 15. ...

    Article : 59 words
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    A Nasty Fall.—Joseph McPherson, who resides at 128 Hampton-road, Fremantle, was admitted to the Fremantle Hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from a ...

    Article : 61 words
  48. Advertising

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  49. THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.

    The "Morning Post's" Petrograd correspondent attaches special significance to the appointment of M. Protopopoff as Minister of the Interior. He is described as a man ...

    Article : 107 words
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