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  2. THE GREAT SEA FIGHT.

    Admiral Sir John Jellicoe has forwarded to the Admiralty a despatch concerning the recent great naval fight in the North Sea. The despatch embodies Vice-Admiral ...

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  3. ALLIES' WESTERN OFFENSIVE.

    The following communique was issued yesterday morning:—"During last night we resumed the offensive north of the Somme and captured a line of trenches east of ...

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  4. COMMONWEALTH RECRUITING.

    There were 64 volunteers in Victori to-day, and of this numer 36 were accepted. ...

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  5. RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

    Wednesday's communique stated: "We carried Kimovitchi, eastward of Baranovitchi. We seized a strongly fortified position north-westward of Chartorysk,. taking ...

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  6. ANOTHER STORY.

    The "Morning Post's" Berne correspondent advises that the German naval authorities now admit that their statements regarding the Jutland battle were ...

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  7. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The military authorities announce that candidates for commissions in the Imperial army, will be interviewed by the selection committee at District Headquarters during ...

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  8. SIR J. WINTHROP HACKETT.

    A bust representation in Carrara marble of the late Sir J. Winthrop Hackett, which had been brought over from the Royal Academy, London, where it had been ...

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  9. A BIG HAUL.

    The Russians yesterday took 3,000 prisoners on the Servech River. They captured 1,000 prisoners in the Lutsk region, made progress to the west of Kolomea, ...

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  10. ANOTHER MOTOR AMBULANCE OFFER.

    The secretary of the Red Cross Society has written to the military authorities, stating that Mrs. Forrest, of Brunswick, has offered to donate her 24 h.p. Lancio ...

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  11. DOMINION VISITORS.

    The dominions' High Commisisoners, with the exception of Mr. Fisher, who was at Plymouth awaiting the arrival of the Australian legislators, entertained the visiting ...

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  12. A GREAT BATTLE.

    The "Matin" states:—"A great battle of almost uniform intensity is raging for 560 miles between Lake Narotch and the Carpathians, the Russians hoping to ...

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  13. ENEMY REPORTS.

    A Berlin wireless message received yesterday stated:—"The Russian offensive against General von Hindenburg continues, especially in the Smorgon region. ...

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  14. RECRUITING.

    Eleven men went into camp at Blackboy Hill yesterday. The staff officer for recruits (Litutenant Buchan) announces that the following ...

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  15. APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.

    In the latest issue of the "Commonwealth Gazette" the following appointments and promotions of Western Australian members of the A.LF. are gazetted:— ...

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  16. MESOPOTAMIA.

    A Turkish communique issued yesterday stated:—"We occupied Kermanshah on July 1." ...

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  17. FURNISHING INCOME TAX RETURNS

    Two cases were concluded in the Bunbury Police Court on Wednesday afternoon, before Mr. W. L. Owen, R.M. which have excited much interest. The charges were ...

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  18. BRITISH NEWS.

    During a discussion in the House of Lards yesterday on Germany's treatment of her prisoners, Lord Devonport said that the idea of retaliation was distasteful. He ...

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  19. THE BRITISH FRONT.

    Sir Douglas Haig reported yesterday that hand-to-hand fighting and bombing combats continue between the rivers Ancre and Somme and that an additional 500 ...

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  20. GENERAL ITEMS.

    Viscount Bryce, addressing the Pilgrims' Club last night, said that some Americans had sent him a manifesto recommending the arrangement of an immediate peace. ...

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  21. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The officer commanding desires to acknowledge the following donations to the hospital, from June 16 to 30:—Mrs. Laurie, cups and saucers., Mr. R. C. Clifton, ...

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  22. MR. LONG'S ATTITUDE.

    It is undersood that Mr. Walter Long (President of the Local Government Board) will not resign from the Cabinet. ...

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  23. NEW ZEALAND TROOPS.

    The New Zealand High Commissioner (Sir Thomas Mackenzie) and Major-General Richardson inspected the New Zealanders encamped on Salisbury Plain yesterday. ...

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  24. FRICOURT BATTLEFIELD.

    A correspondent with the British in France says: "The battlefield at Fricourt presented a terrible sight. It is easy to see where our men went to work. ...

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  25. QUEENSLAND MEAT.

    When giving evidence before the Food Commission yesterday the Premier of Queensland (Mr. Ryan) was asked whether any American meat companies operated in ...

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  26. LIEBKNECHT MARTYRED.

    There have been violent pro-Liebknecht demonstrations and wholesale arreets in Leipzig and Bremen. There were loud shouts of "Stop the war," "Down with unjust ...

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  27. THE BELGIAN ZONE.

    A Belgian communique issued last evening stated: "We destructively bombarded the German defensive works at Dixmude." ...

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  28. COMMONWEALTH.

    Several additional members have been appointed to the advisory council established by the Federal Ministry to initiate scientific research for the promotion of ...

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  29. THE GERMAN STORY.

    A German wireless message received yesterday stated: "We have now captured 48 British officers and 867 men north of the Ancre. Violent fighting continues on both ...

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  30. BERLIN SOCIALISTS.

    The "Corriero d Italia" reports that the Berlin Socialist have proclaimed themral strike. They have barricaded themselves within some factories. Railways ...

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  31. A RECORD OFFENSIVE.

    The "World" yesterday published the following despatch from its Berlin correspondent, Karl von Wiegand:—"A terrific artillery duel is preceding all the British ...

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  32. THE BRUSSELS CAPTURE.

    "The "Telegraaf" states that the capture of the steamer Brussels was due to the presence of a spy on board. He was supposed to be an American, but in reality was ...

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  33. HANDLING ENEMY GOODS.

    Several of the branches of the Water-side Workers' Federation have objected to handle enemy goods, and to-day a deputation from the federation, introduced by ...

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  34. THE UTILITY HORSE.

    Replying to a deputation representing the breeders of trotters, the Chief Secretary (Mr. McLeod) stated to-day that, in his opinion, trotting as a sport did not tend to ...

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  35. ITALY.

    The following communique was issued yesterday:—"The Austrians between the Adige and the Brenta are strenuously contesting our advance. They attempted ...

    Article : 106 words
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  37. ANOTHER SUBMARINE OUTRAGE.

    A German submarine yesterday sank the British fishing boat Queen Bee. Shots from the submarine killed the captain of the fishing boat and wounded two members ...

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  38. THE ENEMY WITHIN.

    Further regulations under the War Procautions Act were gazetted today One empowers the proprietary club to suspend until the termination of the war the ...

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  39. ECONOMIC ALLIANCE.

    The New York newspapers criticise the proposed Allies' trade alliance to the detriment of nentrals. The "Sun" says:—"When peace comes it ...

    Article : 51 words
  40. AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

    Yesterday evening's Vienna communique stated that various Italian attacks were repulsed. ...

    Article : 18 words
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