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  2. NEWS AND NOTES.

    The Mails.—Mails for the Eastern States, New Zealand etc., are announced to close at the G.P.O. to morrow morning at 9 o'clock, to be forwarded by the s.s. ...

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  3. FALL OF BUCHAREST

    Reports from Roumania indicate that bucharest has been captured by the Austro-German army. Bucharest is the fifth capital to fall to ...

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  4. STANDING BY THE NATION.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-night Mr. Plain, who was expelled from the Labour Party because of his advocacy of conscription said that no effort was being ...

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  5. ITALY.

    Yesterday's Italian official report stated:—"The enemy attempted to approach Scatolari to-day, but were driven off. There was intense artillery fire between Gorizia and ...

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  6. BRITISH CABINET CRISIS

    The "Court Circular" announced yesterday evening: "The King held a conference this afternoon, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Llyod George, and Mr. Henderson being ...

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  7. A REASSURING STATEMENT.

    The Premier, speaking at the re-opening of the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, said that the whole country was now working for the production of munitions and guns, ...

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  8. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The Marine Underwriters' Association of W.A. declared the following war rates in force yesterday, for all vessels except German Australian, and Turkish:—Steamers: To ...

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  9. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mrs. Hanson of Howick-street Victoria Park, has received word from the military authorities that her son Alfred Henry Hanson, has been severely wounded in ...

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  10. BRITISH NEWS.

    With a view of increasing the food supply, an Order-in-Council empowers the Board of Agriculture to occupy unoccupied land without consent and other land by ...

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  11. GREEK TREACHERY.

    Telegrams from Athens indicate that the serious situation there continues. Subjects of the Allies are going aboard vessels at Piraeus. Many dastardly outrages have ...

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  12. WAR COUNCIL.

    The following amounts have been received:— By the War Council: Yelbeni picnic committee (per Mr. W. Yates), £35 12s. 2d.; ...

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  13. MISCELLANEOUS.

    As the outcome of a public meeting, held at Maddington in March last, an enthusiastic send-off was accorded to the men of the Gosnells district, who were proceeding ...

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  14. SILVER CHAIN.

    The members of the Fremantle aid committee of the Silver Chain have every reason to be satisfied with the results of the opening day of their annual fete. Lady ...

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  15. IMPERIAL AFFAIRS.

    The Premier of New Zealand (Mr. Massey), in an interview published in the "Pall Mall Gazette," strongly urges the summoning of an Imperial Conference at the ...

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  16. THE FIGHTING IN FRANCE.

    Private P. A. Thomas, of the 9th North Staffs Regiment, has forwarded another letter to his brother in Perth of which the following are some extracts:— ...

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  17. LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S OPINION.

    Lord Northcliffe, in a statement to the representative of the United Press Agency yesterday, said:—"Mr. Lloyd George has given the knockout to the gang of aged or ...

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  18. EXPLOSION OF MUNITIONS.

    It is officially announced that an explosion took place in a national munitions factory in the north of England on Tuesday night, 26 women workers being killed, and ...

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  19. ENEMY REPORTS.

    A Berlin official report issued last evening announced the capture of Bucharest. An earlier German official report stated: "We captured Sinaia, 37 miles north-west of ...

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  20. GENERAL ITEMS.

    M. Maurice Maeterlinck, interviewed by the New York "Tribune's" Paris correspondent, says: "The whole world calls upon America to stop Germany's monstrous inhumanity. ...

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  21. WHAT IS NEEDED.

    Lord Sydenham (speaking to an interviewer yesterday, said.—"It is imperative that there must be a War Council of not more than five members, who should be ...

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  22. THE ATHENS SLAUGHTER-HOUSE.

    A despatch received from Athens by the "Herald" states:—"The Royalists have made Athens a veritable slaughter-house. The homes of the Venizelists have been looted ...

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  23. SUCCESSFUL SERBS.

    The Salonika correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reported yesterday evening:—"Pursuing their advantage to the north of Grunista; the Serbians crossed to river ...

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  24. SATURDAY'S CONFLICT.

    The Athens correspondent of the "Corriere della Sera," describing Saturday's events, says:—"Six thousand reservists, united with 5,000 garrison soldiers, well ...

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  25. DEPORTATION OF BELGIANS.

    The Rome correspondent of the New York "Times" states: "The Pope's allocution to the secret Consistory is so couched as to convey impartiality by reprobating all ...

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  26. P. AND O. COMPANY SUED.

    Before the High Court yesterday the Broken Hill Proprietary Company sued the Peninsular and Oriental S.N. Company to recover damages for breach of contract and ...

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  27. A FRENCH VILLAGE.

    Corporal C. C. Drake, 28th Battalion, A.I.F., writing from France on October 5 to his mother, Mrs. J. G. Drake, 9 Knutaford-road, North Perth, relates in ...

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  28. THE IRISH QUESTION.

    In telegraphing from Belfast denying that he had proposed the scheme for the settlement of the Irish question attributed to firm, Sir Edward Carson says:— ...

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  29. CARDINAL MERCIER DETAINED.

    The Pope has protested to Germany over the refusal of the Military Governor of Belgium to allow Cardinal Mercier to attend the Papal Consistory. The Pope's ...

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  30. WESTERN FRONT.

    In last night's despatch Sir Douglas Haig reported:—"We successfully raided trenches south-east of Neuville-st-Vaast. The enemy's attempted raids west of Beaurains and ...

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  31. THE WOOL SUPPLY QUESTION.

    Nothing has yet been settled regarding the date of the wool sales, which at present stand postponed till the 12th inst. It in the opinion of everyone in the trade that ...

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  32. GERMAN TYRANNY.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "Times" has obtained a report of a Polish deputy's speech delivered at a secret session of the Reichatag, and published in a ...

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  33. THE ALLIES' TASK.

    Mr. Ward Price states:—"Is must be remembered that the Allies in the Balkans are holding a front 250 miles long, a front more difficult than that in any other ...

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  34. NEW ZEALAND.

    Regulations have been gazetted which provide that any person who orally or otherwise publishes any utterance which may tend to prevent the proper complement of ...

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  35. FRENCH COMMENTS.

    "Humanite" says:—"The problem Mr. Lloyd George has set before Britain will also be put before France. It is not a question of a dictatorship but of ...

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  36. SUBMARINES.

    According to a wireless message from Berlin, the Portuguese Minister for Marine announces that German submarines yesterday attacked Funchal (in Madeira) and ...

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  37. A SOLDIER CRIMINAL.

    The police have arrested a member of the notorious Bonnot gang at an artillery camp. The man was sentenced in absentia for the murder of a man named Blanchet, near ...

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  38. INSIDE INFORMATION.

    Lord Derby in a notable speech at the Aldwych Club yesterday threw some light on the events leading to the crisis. After repudiating the charges of disloyalty and ...

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  39. AMERICAN VIEWS.

    The New York "World" stated yesterday:—"The Tory plot to overthrow the Liberals has succeeded. Mr. Lloyd George lent his great powers and repute as a ...

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  40. THE LAW COURTS.

    Criminal Court.—At 10.30 a.m., in No. 3 Court, before the Chief Justice Criminal Court—At 10.30 a.m., in No. 2 Court, before Mr. Justice Burnside. ...

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  41. HUNGARIAN RAILWAY DISASTER.

    A Hungarian official inquiry shows that the recent railway disaster near Vienna, when a train was carrying persons who had attended the late Emperor's funeral, was ...

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  42. A FUTILE ENEMY SCHEME.

    A wireless message to the "Gazette" from Lausanne gives details of a careful but futile attempt to induce French Mussulman prisoners in Miossen camp, in Germany, ...

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  43. TORPEDOEING OF THE PALERMO.

    The crew of the steamer Palermo, which was torpedoed recently, included 47 Americans. Th cargo consisted of horses, copper, iron, oil, and 70 tons of tar. The ...

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  44. THE TROUBLES OF NEUTRALS.

    The "Handelsblad" states:—"Mr. Asquith's resignation begins a new era. It is evident that with the tightening of the blockade the troubles of neutrals will be ...

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  45. GENERAL JOFFRE.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states:—"Officials here have received information which leads them to anticipate important changes in the ...

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  46. THE MOERAKI'S CREW.

    Eight members of the crew of the Moeraki, which was torpedoed and sunk on Tuesday, perished. Ninety-four of the crew, including the captain were saved. ...

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  47. COMMONWEALTH.

    To-day, in Adelaide, seven men volunteered, and one was accepted. ...

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  48. BRITISH BYE-ELECTION.

    Mr. Kennedy Jones has been returned unopposed for the Hornsey Division of Middlesex, the seat formerly held by Major the Earl of Ronaldshay who has been ...

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  49. ALLEGED ARSON.

    At the Central Police Court to-day James Renton (32) and George Renton (24) were charged with having maliciously attempted to set on fire on October 19, Ayrshire ...

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  50. GERMAN RUTHLESSNESS.

    It is reported that Germany has intimated to neutral Governments that she intends to wage submarine warfare more ruthlessly than ever after the beginning ...

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  51. A PEASANT'S FORTUNE.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the British Press correspondent at the West front, says that the news of a peasant woman's recovery of her life's savings of 45,000 francs (about ...

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