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  2. United States.

    Since April 121,000 recruits have volunteered. The President's proclamation is designed to bring the regulars up to a war strength of 293,000. ...

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  3. Canadians Capture Trenches.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports that our fire repulsed raiders south-ward of the Bapaume-Cambrai-road, and eastward of Laventie, and also the ...

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  4. NOTES ON THE WAR.

    One of the directions in which the United States can render the promptest and most effective aid to the allies is in turning out aeroplanes and training ...

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  5. The Russians.

    The All-Russian Workmen's and Soldiers' Congress unanimously voted in favour of an immediate offensive by the Russian army ...

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  6. Advertising

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  7. BELGIAN REPRESENTATION.

    Baron Moucheur, the Belgian missioner, declares that, despite tie annihilation of Belgian trade and industry by Germany, and the systematic deportations, ...

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  8. The French.

    A communique reports that a German attack yesterday east of Vauxailion was most violent. It was preceded by a fierce bombardment, and was carried out ...

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  9. PROPOSED FRUIT POOL

    A deputation from the conference of Victorian fruitgrowers, which on Thursday resolved to form a Victorian fruit pool, was introduced to-day by Sir ...

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  10. AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE.

    M. Maklakos, leader of the Cadet party in the Duma, has been appointed Ambassador to Paris. ...

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  11. ITALIAN MISSION.

    The New York newspapers enthusiastically welcome the Italian mission which visits New York on Thursday. The city is gaily bellagged. ...

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  12. WOMEN VOLUNTEERS.

    The Military Union of Women Volunteers has issued a manifesto to the people, appealing to them to struggle their strongest against the enemy, whose ...

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  13. EXTENSIVE AERIAL PLANS.

    The Aircraft Board hopes soon to relieve the allies of the manufacture of all aeroplanes, excepting the most speedy. America plans the manufacture of 2000 ...

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  14. SCENES AT THE FRONT.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs says a great battle on the west front blazes with sudden fury at different points—always with a steady gunfire. During the last few days ...

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  15. COSSACKS CONGRESS.

    The Petrograd Cossack Congress demanded firmer measures against the German propaganda, and pleaded for the organisation of a distinct Cossack army. ...

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  16. SCHEIDEMANN'S VIEW.

    Speaking at Stockholm, Herr Scheidemann and his colleagues declared a readiness to participate in an international conference at Petrograd, pointing out ...

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  17. The Canadians.

    The Canadian headquarters reports that the Canadians captured a group of German trenches on Reservoir Hill, facilitating the allies' approach to Lens. ...

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  18. MARTIAL LAW AT TOMSK.

    Martial law has been proclaimed at Tomsk owing to murders, robberies, and wholesale excesses. Over 2000 arrests were made, being mostly amnestied ...

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  19. RECALL OF M. ODIER.

    The Swedish papers report the recall of M. Odier, the Swiss Ambassador to Petrograd. ...

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  20. AN INTERESTING RETURN

    A return issued by tile Defence Department today shoes that of the first 209,500 members of the Australian Imperial Force the various religions were ...

    Article : 142 words
  21. SUBMARINES

    A semi-official statement shows that for the week ending Sunday the arrivals totalled 606 and the departures 821, not including fishing boats or coasters ...

    Article : 86 words
  22. RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER'S VIEW

    The "Daily Express" Petrograd correspondent interviewed M. Terestehenko, who said:—"We want to work in the closest harmony with the allies to make ...

    Article : 74 words
  23. AVIATION

    Lord Montagu in a lecture on "The Future of Aviation" said that the British Empire had numerous harbours and coaling stations in favourable positions for ...

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  24. DOCUMENT DISCOVERED.

    Mr. O'Grady, M.P., speaking at the Queen's Hall, declared that the ex-Czar and reactionaries would be public tried. M. Kernsky had informed him that a ...

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  25. SHELLING A BOAT.

    A French patrol vessel picked up 50 English survivors of a submarined steamer. Another patrol rescued 40 English, who reported that the submarine ...

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  26. RED CROSS BASE

    An Australian Press Association representative visited the Australian Red Cross base at Boulogne, and found that that the work had attained a high level ...

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  27. DEFENCE AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS

    The personnel of the commission of business experts which is to be appointed by the Government to investigate and report upon the business side of the ...

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  28. ANOTHER WINTER CAMPAIGN

    The "New York Times" Hague correspondent says the Conservative Junker classes in Germany are displaying apathy in the negotiations with Russia, and ...

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  29. HIGH COMMISSIONER

    Right Hon. A. Fisher's visit to France included the scenes of the recent Australian fighting on the Somme. He was much impressed by the vigour and ...

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  30. LIBERTY LOAN.

    It has been announced that 3,000,000 persons subscribed to the Liberty bonds an average of 1000 dollars each. ...

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  31. COTTON MARKET.

    Cotton has eased in New York, following the report that the Liverpool Exchange was closing. It is unlikely that the New York Exchange will close. ...

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  32. BUREAU OF SCIENCE

    A meeting of the advisory council of the Commonwealth Bureau of Science and Industry will be held in Melbourne on July 8 or 10 with the object of ...

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  33. CANADIAN PARLIAMENT

    In the Dominion House of Commons the Liberal Whip (Mr. Pardee) appealed for party unity to awaken the Canadians to the peril in which they stood. ...

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  34. IRISH DELEGATION.

    Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., as arrived. It is believed he heads a delegation of the Irish Parliamentary party to the United States for the purpose of ...

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  35. PREMIER HOLMAN

    A reception given in the Savoy by the Agent-General of New South Wales and Mrs. Wade in honour of Mr and Mrs. Holman was largely attended by ...

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  36. U-BOAT RAMMED.

    The United Press representative with the American navy abroad states that a United States cruiser rammed a submerging U-boat. It is believed that the ...

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  37. LUXURIES BOARD

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) stated to-day that he had received the second, progress report from the Luxuries Board. He declined, however, to give ...

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  38. FOOD CONTROL.

    Opposition to food control is weakening, and there is some talk of the Senate compromising measures, including the authorisation of the Food Control ...

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  39. AIR REPRISALS

    The City of London Corporation has decided to prepare a petition demanding air reprisals, the sheriffs exercising the ancient privilege by personally ...

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  40. CONSCRIPTION ISSUE

    At a conference held at Westminster there were 270 delegates, representing 1,256,000 miners, railwaymen, and transporters. ...

    Article : 139 words
  41. AMBASSADOR TO PARIS

    The "Central News" says the names of Lord Hardiuge and Mr. Asquith are mentioned as a possible Ambassador to Paris. ...

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  42. SOLDIERS' HOME

    The Red Cross Convalescent Home at Moree was destroyed by fire early this morning. It was in use for the treatment of returned soldiers, and had 32 inmates. ...

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  43. THE PRIMATE'S VIEW.

    The Archbishop of Canterbury rejects reprisals, on the ground that the Germans would outdistance us in ruthlessness. The allies could emerge from the ...

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  44. MEDICAL OFFICERS

    In the House of Commons Mr. Macpherson (Under-War Secretary) said that 187 medical officers were killed in action, 58 died of wounds, 62 died of ...

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  45. NEW ZEALAND

    It is likely when the next vacancy occurs that the Governorship of New Zealand will be raised to the statue of a Governor-Generalship. ...

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  46. BEER RESTRICTIONS

    The Cabinet has decided to relax the beer restrictions, and permit a larger output forthwith. The decision will avert a widespread Labour discontent. ...

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  47. Grey Hair.

    I have pleasure in announcing that I have introduced into Australia for the first time a remarkable new renewer for grey hair called Iolone, which will prove ...

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  48. THE PRIME MINISTER

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) expects to leave for Sydney to-morrow. He will be away about ten days. ...

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  49. KILLED IN ACTION

    Second Lieutenant James Millins, of the Field Artillery, has been killed. He was the son of a member of the New South Wales Legislative Council. ...

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  50. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD

    Mr. Thomas, M.P (railwayman) has been offered the presidency of the Local Government Board. ...

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  51. For Your Throat.

    When troubled with coughing, hoarseness, voice strain, tickling in the throat, or irritation in the bronchial tubes, place a Nazetha pastille in the mouth, let it ...

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  52. Re Substitutes for O.T. Warning.

    O.T., made and sold under the label of O.T., Limited, is the only drink that can be called "O.T." Notice is hereby given that legal proceedings will be taken, with. ...

    Article : 50 words
  53. FINANCIAL.

    Tasmanian 31/3 per cents. are quoted at £72 5s, and 3 per cents at £65. ...

    Article : 18 words
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