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  2. THE WAR.

    The latest detailed despatches from the front give the position at 6 o' clock on Monday evening when the situation was still obsure. Fighting was proceeding in the ...

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  3. OFFICIAL REVIEW.

    The following cable message referred to yesterday as having been received by the Governor-General from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and issued by the ...

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  4. GERMANY AND PEACE.

    Baron von Kuehlmann, Minister for Foreign Affairs, speaking in the Reichstag, eulogised the Turkish Government and Enver Pasha, the Turkish Minister for War, ...

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  5. WESTERN FRONT.

    The following official reports have been issued:—London, June 25 (10.35 p.m.) (from Field-Marshal Haig).—"There is nothing to ...

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  6. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Central News correspondent at Tokio states that China will immediately commence the deportation of all Germans-Between seven and ten thousand will be ...

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  7. ADVERTISING THE STATE.

    The Colonial Secretary (Mr. Colebatch) has made available a copy of an interesting letter addressed by Lieut. F. Basil Riley, son of Archbishop Riley, to the ...

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  8. RECRUITING RETURNS.

    The recruiting returns for the past two weeks were made available by the Director-General of Recruiting (Mr. McKinnon) to-day. They are as follow:—Queensland, last ...

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  9. ANZACS IN SWITZERLAND.

    The Australian Press Association's representative in Switzerland states that the Australian and New Zealand interned war prisoners are in such excellent health that the ...

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  10. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vaughan of Police Quarters, Holdsworth-street, Fremantle, have received word that their eldest son, Vivian, has been admitted to the Frensham Hill Military ...

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  11. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The 412th casualty list was released by the Censor last night, and is published hereunder. It contains the names of Western Australian soldiers, together with ...

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  12. JAPAN AND SIBERIA.

    Japan has decided for the present not to comply with the Entente's request to intervene in Siberia. ...

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  13. THE EX-CZAR.

    The "National Tidende" quotes from the Russian newspaper "Vija." which stated that the Red Guards (Bolsheviks) have murdered the ex-Czar. They broke into his ...

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  14. INDEPENDENT AIR FORCE.

    The independent force of the Royal Air Force in France dropped six tons of bombs in four attacks on the Metz-Sablon station on the evening of June 23. They ...

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  15. INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA.

    Mr. Herman Berstein, in an article in the New York "Herald," says that unless the Allies intervene in Russia, the Bolsheviks will mobilise the armies for the ...

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  16. BELGIAN ARMOURED CARS.

    A Belgian armoured car detachment, which operated on the Russian front, has arrived at Bordeaus, via Siberia, Japan, and America. The authorities are ...

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  17. A LONG WAR PROBABLE.

    Intense interest has been aroused by Baron von Kuehlmann's speech, particularly his admission that a long war is probable which may extend beyond 1919. The state ...

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  18. GERMANS IN THE CAUCASUS.

    The United Press Association's correspondent at Stockholm states that 3,000 German soldiers have landed at a port near Batoum. It is believed to be the first step ...

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  19. AN AUSTRALIAN ADVANCE.

    Last night two New South Wales battalions attacked and captured two lines of German trenches and our outpost line was advanced about 400 yards on a front of ...

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  20. FREMANTLE PRISON SENSATION.

    On Sunday week last two prisoners in the Fremantle Gaol—John Feldman, a Russian, and Edward O'Halloran—attempted to escape from legal custody under ...

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  21. COMMONWEALTH.

    The sub-committee which was appointed by the Federal Government to control the collection of war relics for the Australian War Museum met at the Victoria Barracks ...

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  22. GERMANY AND BELGIUM.

    In his speech in the Reichstag, Baron von Kuehlmann said that Germany could not bind herself and make pledges regarding Belgium. ...

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  23. TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER.

    The whole countryside between Montello and San Dona is a very cemetary. There are thousands of unburied corpses which in certain places render the air unbreathable ...

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  24. POSITION IN AUSTRIA.

    It is believed that the Italian victory will have a far-reaching effect on the Central Powers. Despatches indicate that the reports regarding the Austrian food ...

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  25. A POST-WAR PROBLEM.

    A cablegram was recently received from the general officer commanding the Australian Imperial Force, stating that it is proposed to commence the organisation of ...

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  26. AN ITALIAN REPORT.

    The following Italian official report was issued yesterday:—"Our third army on Monday having compelled the last of the enemy rearguard to surrender reoccupied ...

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  27. FIXING MEAT PRICES.

    Referring to the question of price fixing by the Federal Government, the Acting Chief Secretary (Mr. Hunter) said he had contended from the day the Commission on ...

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  28. AMERICA.

    The Senate unanimously ratified the reciprocal draft laws of Britain, the United States, and Canada. The draft treaty provides that if Australia adopts conscription, ...

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  29. BRITISH PRESS VIEWS.

    The newspapers draw attention to Baron von Kuehlmann's admission that the end of the war cannot be reached by purely military decisions. This is striking a new ...

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  30. COST OF CLOTHING.

    Mr. S. Mills, the Interstate Commissioner, held an inquiry into the cost of clothing to-day, directing his inquiries particularly to the possibility of developing the ...

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  31. AUSTRIAN REPORT.

    The British Admiralty yesterday interepted the following wireless Austrian official message:—"There was bitter fighting on June 24 between the Asiago Plateau and ...

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  32. A SLAVIC LEGION.

    The Senate has authorised the formation of a Slavic legion in the United States to fight in France with the Allies, and an appropriation of £2,500,000 has beer ...

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  33. POSTAL DEPARTMENT.

    The secretary of the Postmaster-General's Department (Mr. J. Oxenham) said to-day that the electrical engineers' branch knew nothing of the alleged intention to dismiss ...

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  34. A DUTCH RUMOUR.

    The "Daily Express" correspondent at Amsterdam learns from a reliable Dutch source that Baron von Kuehlmann's speech, following upon Mr. Balfour's may be ...

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  35. WIRELESS NEWS.

    The following American wireless news has been received by the American Consul from Honolulu:—Washington.—In the Senate a Bill has ...

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  36. SAILORS RETURNING HOME.

    Two hundred sailors of the Royal Australian Navy are returning to Australia early in July, after long service overseas. They are expected to disembark in Sydney. ...

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  37. KING GEORGE'S MESSAGE.

    The King has telegraphed to the King of Italy:—"Heartiest congratulations upon victorious results of recent operations, wherein the Italian army fought gallantly and ...

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  38. THE PERMANENT FORCES.

    Mr. McGrath, M.H.R., said at a meeting in Ballarat on Monday night that there were a number of eligible officers in the permanent forces who had never been to ...

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  39. AMERICA DAY.

    "America Day" has a threefeld significance. The primary object of the organisers is to effect a closer unity of English-speaking peoples. Secondly, it is intended as a ...

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  40. BRITISH NEWS

    There is likely to be less facilities for the transport of Australian and New Zealand produce during the ensuing season that in 1917. The rapidly increasing American ...

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  41. AMERICAN CONGRATULATIONS.

    The Secretary of War (Mr. J. N. Baker) has telegraphed America's congratulations upon the Italian victory. The Italian Embassy announces that ...

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  42. REJECTION BADGES.

    The following statement has been issued by the military authorities:—"Some misunderstanding appears to have arisen with regard to the issue of rejection badges to ...

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  43. THE MELBOURNE ROBBERY.

    The keen interest which is being taken by the public in the robbery by two masked men of cash intended for the payment of the salaries of the staff at the State ...

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  44. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    It is understood that Lord Curzon to-day will make an important pronouncement in the House of Lords on the Government's policy with regard to the league of ...

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  45. GALLIPOLI HEROES.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Dixon (Unionist member for Boston) asked if the Government would submit to the Prime Minister of Australia and New ...

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  46. THE WAR AT SEA.

    The "Evening Sun" states that the British transport Dvinsk has been submarined in American waters and that 17 survivors have arrived. The remaining 145 are adrift in ...

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  47. PRESS ENTHUSIASM.

    The newspapers are enthusiastic in their praise of the Italian victory. The New York "Herald" says that Germany's hope of crushing the Italians must now be ...

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  48. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS TERMINATED.

    Several military officers who have held military appointments for long past the retiring age have now been retired. In announcing this action to-day the Minister for ...

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  49. HONOURS FOR ANZACS.

    Distinguished Conduct Medals have been awarded to the following: Australian infantry:—Corporal W. R. Fuller, Private E. A. Reading; artillery, Sergeant L. Kaiser. ...

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  50. GREAT EXPECTATIONS.

    The Italian Embassy has received despatches stating that the Austrians are in full retreat. Papers found on prisoners show that Austria expected to force Italy ...

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  51. A REMARKABLE STORY.

    The officers of a British steamer relate that two U-boats attacked a steamer off Ireland. A torpedo from one submarine narrowly missed the steamer and struck ...

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  52. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Mrs. Robert Strutton of Hillstone, Fremantle, has received news that her son, Bert Strutton, who went away with the original 10th Light Horse, has just ...

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