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  2. HEALTH ACT AMENDMENT BILL.

    A public meeting, to be held at the Perth Town Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday, has been convened by the women's organisations to protest against ...

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  3. NATIONAL SERVICE.

    Although the evening newspapers repudiate the more startling assertions of the "Daily News" on the question of national service, the threats of Mr. Thomas ...

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  4. RUSSIA'S RECOVERY.

    Reports received from various sources make it clear that the Austrians are retreating in disorder before the Russians on the Strypa and on the Volhynia front. A Swiss message states ...

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  5. SUPPLY OF MUNITIONS.

    A Munitions Conference held yesterday agreed to Mr. Lloyd George's proposal to appoint a committee of employers and trade unionists to secure the maximum ...

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  6. HIGH COMMISSIONER'S OFFER.

    Although the Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) on Saturday cabled to the High Commissioner (Sir Geo. Reid) that his offer to carry on the work attaching to the ...

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  7. ZEPPELIN RAIDS.

    The Press Bureau announces that at the request of Sir John Simon (Secretary of State for Home Affairs), an impartical observer has described the effect of the last ...

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  8. TURKEY.

    Sir Ian Hamiltan, in a special order thanking the Australian and New Zealand Corps for their fine feat of arms achieved during the battle of Sari Bair, says:— ...

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  9. A SPY SHOT.

    The Press Bureau announces that a person charged with espionage on August 20, and found guilty, was shot on Friday. ...

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  10. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    A meeting of members of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Employees was held at the Trades Hall yesterday to consider a draft agreement of working ...

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  11. BASE METAL TRADE.

    Before the Prize Court on Friday the Crown claimed the condemnation of 6,710 tons of spelter on board the steamer Billster, which the Australian Metal Company ...

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  12. OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS.

    A communique issued on Friday evening stated:—"The enemy crossed to the right bank of the Schara, attacking us in the village of Schar. We again gained a ...

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  13. RECRUITING IN PERTH.

    On Saturday morning a further batch of men submitted themselves for examination at the hands of the medical officers on duty at the recruiting centre at Francis-street, ...

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  14. BIG DEFEAT INEVITABLE.

    Telegrams received from Lemberg confirm the report that the Austrians are retreating in disorder from the Volhynia front. It is considered that a great Austrian ...

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  15. THE TURKISH LOSSES.

    A traveller from Constantinople states that at least 200,000 Turks have been put out of action since the campaign commenced. There are 125,000 wounded troops ...

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  16. AMERICA.

    Dr. Biggar, personal physician to Mr. J. D. Rockefeller, stated yesterday that the financier was utterly opposed to doing anything which would continue the war. ...

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  17. AUSTRIAN CONFESSION.

    The Austrians, in a communique issued yesterday, claimed that the Russian offensive on the Strypa had broken down, but they admitted having to fight against ...

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  18. NEXT OF KIN.

    The following are the next of kin of those Western Australian soldiers whose names were included in the 77th, 78th, and 79th casualty lists recently published:— ...

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  19. AN ENEMY REPORT.

    A Turkish communique issued on Friday evening stated:—"Our coast batteries successfully bombarded some enemy minelayers, and some important positions in ...

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  20. TURKISH SHIPS SUNK.

    Russian torpedo boats, near Sinope, in Asiatic Turkey, recently sank a fleet of Turkish sailing ships, laden with munitions, and took their crews prisoners. ...

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  21. FRIGHTFUL LOSSES.

    A letter found on a German soldier killed in Poland shows that the losses sustained by the Germans have been frightful. The dead before Warsaw could be counted in ...

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  22. TURKISH MINING.

    A communique issued yesterday stated:—"The Turks on Friday attacked several points on the Dardanelles front by mining, a form of warfare that they had not hitherto ...

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  23. GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING.

    A semi-official report states:—The fighting is assuming the character of a general battle, unequalled since the battle for Warsaw. German cavalry in the Vilna region ...

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  24. WAR FINANCE.

    It is almost unanimously the opinion of the leading bankers that a £100,000,000 loan will be sufficient for the needs of the Allies. It is expected that the Anglo-French ...

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  25. NEW TURKISH DIVISION.

    A Turkish division is forming at Adana (south-east Asia-Minor). It is believed that the division is intended for a new Egyptian campaign, or is to be employed in ...

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  26. RED CROSS CHARGES.

    His Excellency the Governor (Sir Harry Darron) has kindly furnished the full text of a speech recently delivered by Lady Helen Munro Ferguson in Adelaide, in answer to ...

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  27. PROROGATION OF THE DUMA.

    At a private sitting yesterday, the Duma desired the President (M. Rodsianko) to convey to the Czar the Duma's feelings concerning the prorogation of Parliament, ...

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  28. THE HESPERIAN.

    Mr. Lansing, Secretary of State, has received Germany's Note, denying her responsibility for the sinking of the Hesperian. ...

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  29. GERMAN REPORTS.

    A communique issued in Berlin on Friday evening stated:—"General von Hindenburg occupied Vidzy early this morning after severe house to house fighting. The ...

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  30. SECONDARY EDUCATION.

    At the University on Saturday evening, the series of lectures to members of the Workers Education Association was continued by an address on secondary ...

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  31. ENVER PASHA'S BOAST.

    Enver Pasha stated to a representative of the "Berliner Tageblatt" yesterday:—"We are ready for a Russian attack upon Constantinople. The Russians can move ...

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  32. DR. DUMBA PROTESTS.

    Dr. Dumba, the Austrian Ambassador, has written to Mr. Lansing, stating that he did not violate the hospitality of the United States of her neutrality, and protesting ...

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  33. THE CONSCRIPTION CONTROVERSY.

    Lord Selborne (President of the Board of Agriculture), speaking at Norwich yesterday, said that Lord Kitchener has consented to exempt skilled agricultural ...

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  34. AMUSING INTERPRETATION.

    The "Tages Zeitung" of Berlin interprets Lord Kitchener's reference to Turkey's methods of warfare as being more humane than those of Germany as a veiled offer to ...

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  35. AUSTRIANS BADLY HIT.

    The "Berliner Tageblatt" correspondent at the eastern front admits that the Austrians on the right bank of the Strypa were compelled to retire ten miles before ...

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  36. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    It has come to the notice of the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) that a practice has grown up among tailors and clothing firms of selling military uniforms ...

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  37. SANTA ANNA FIRE.

    The captain of the Santa Anna which was on fire in the Atlantic atributes the outbreak to the work of German propagandists Many explosions occurred, and 18 ...

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  38. PREMIER HOLMAN HONOURED.

    The Colonial Office, through the Press Bureau, has published the "Sydney Morning Herald's" report of the cloquent speech by the Premier of New South Wales (Mr. ...

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  39. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at Rotterdam advises that reliable information indicates that the Austro-Germans are embarking upon a new ...

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  40. HEROIC FIREMAN DIES.

    Fireman J. S. Green, who was injured on Thursday while attempting to rescue two persons from a house that had been set on fire by a bomb from a Zeppelin, has ...

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  41. HOSTILE RAILWAYMEN.

    The executive committee of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants has unanimously congratulated Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., the organising secretary of ...

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  42. BRITISH NEWS.

    Mr. Winston Churchill (Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster), addressing the munition workers at Enfield yesterday, said it was difficult for a public man to speak ...

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  43. GERMAN FICTION.

    Several New York newspapers refused to publish an advertisement of German origin calculated to be prejudicial to the Allies' loan, and stating that the Financial Trust ...

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  44. GERMAN PRESS DISAPPOINTED.

    The German newspapers comment in a disappointed manner upon the prospect of the British Government taking a momentous decision upon the question of ...

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  45. ITALY.

    A communique issued yesterday stated:—"Our aviators bombed and damaged the railway to Trieste near Gabrovica. An enemy aviator bombarded our hospital at ...

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  46. THE CALL TO ARMS.

    For the week ended on Saturday 879 manout of 1,179 who offered their services were accepted at the recruiting depots in Sydney. The cruiting figures have steadily ...

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  47. SMALL ARMS FACTORY.

    After two days' efforts by the Assistant Minister for Defence (Senator Gardiner), a settlement has been reached of the trouble at the Small Arms Factory at ...

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  48. FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT.

    Telegrams from Switzerland state that two French aviators surprised a German troop train between Donaueschingen and Villingen. They swooped up and down ...

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  49. GERMANY'S SUBMARINES.

    The newspaper "Motorboat" estimates that 20 German submarines have been sunk, of which 15 were of the large seagoing type. Germany commenced the war ...

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  50. POSITION OF TRENT.

    All the women, children, and old men have been ordered to evacuate Trent, an important Austrian city in the Trentino district. ...

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  51. FRENCH HYDROPLANES.

    A communique on Friday stated:—"A squadron of hydroplanes from Port Said bombarded the Check ul Dere bridge. Our hydroplanes in the Adriatic engaged in ...

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  52. THE BALKANS.

    A message from Paris states that the Allies have presented a joint Note to Bulgaria, asking her to declare between the Allies and the Central Powers. The Note ...

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  53. SWEDEN SHORT OF COAL.

    There is great auxiety in Sweden over the non-arrival of coal from England. Gasworks and private factories are in a desperate position. It is reported that ...

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  54. JAPANESE MUNITIONS.

    The Minister for War has decided to create 1,200 munition factories employing 100,000 workmen. The Government is also contemplating the establishment of a new ...

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  55. SOUTH AFRICAN DUTCHMEN.

    Nearly 10,000 Dutch-born subjects have been gazetted as disqualified from helding certain offices under the Union and Provincial Administrations and other public ...

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  56. SERBIA MAKES CONCESSIONS.

    M. Passitch, Premier of Serbia, stated to a representative of the "Petit Parisien" yesterday that Serbia had consented to grant concessions suggested by her powerful ...

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  57. A FRENCH COMMUNIQUE.

    A communique issued yesterday evening stated:—"In the Vosges our artillery have directed a destructive fire upon the electrical works at Turkheim. ...

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  58. WELSBACH LIGHT COMPANY.

    By proclamation, in a special "Gazette" issued on Saturday, the Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) declared the Welsbach Light Company, of Australasia, Ltd., ...

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  59. SOUTH AFRICAN CONTINGENT.

    At the request of the British authorities the Government of South Africa is raising a central African Imperial service contingent. ...

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  60. GIFTS FROM SYDNEY.

    The Press comments warmly on the gifts of food by the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, pointing out the special utility of gifts in kind, in view of the high prices ...

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  61. REBEL BOERS.

    The Cape province division of the Nationalist Party has unanimously requested the Government to release De Wet and other political prisoners for the sake of ...

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  62. OSTEND BOMBARDMENT.

    The "Telegraaf" states that the latest bombardment of Ostend damaged greatly the coast defences. The Germans have since placed a new long-range gun on the ...

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  63. DEAF MUTE SOLDIERS.

    The latest arrivals among the recruits for the front in Flanders include a unit of deaf mutes, who are commanded by means of gestures. ...

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  64. THE MONTENEGRINS.

    The Montenegrins have repulsed a violent Austrian attack near the Bosnian frontier, and dismounted several of the Cattaro batteries. ...

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