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  2. WORKERS' DEMANDS

    Trouble arose yesterday in connection with coaling the steamship Loonga[?], which trades between Melbourne and Launceston, and the matter was mentioned ...

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  3. AUSTRALIA'S NEW ARMY.

    A deputation from the Victorian State Recruiting Committee waited upon the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) yesterday, and discussed with him the ...

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  4. MEN FOR THE ARMY.

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  5. DARDANELLES.

    Mr. G. Ward Price, British press representative in the Near East, says that a Greek, who has just arrived from Constantinople, reports that food is very dear. The ...

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  6. ITALY'S RESOLUTIONS

    Any doubt that may have existed as to the extent to which Italy would participate in the Balkan campaign has been removed by the speech of her Foreign Minister. Baron S[?]nnino aroused great enthusiasm in the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday when he declared that Italy ...

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  7. PEACE TALK.

    Dr. Lindhock, the well-known Danish philosopher, declares that there is no longer any enthusiasm or public spirit in Germany. People in the theatres even his[?] ...

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  8. OUR LOSSES.

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  9. RECRUITING IN SYDNEY.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—To-day 77 recruits were enrolled for the Expeditionary Forces at the three Sydney recruiting depots. ...

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  10. TEMPORARY CLERKS.

    In regard to the discontented temporary clerks at the Victoria Barracks, it was ascertained yesterday that in the pay office, whence most of the dissension appears to ...

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  11. ADELAIDE'S SECOND CAMPAIGN.

    ADELAIDE, Friday.—During the week the recruiting in South Australia has improved. On Monday the second State recruiting campaign will be opened. The ...

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  12. NEW ZEALAND'S PART.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—The Trades Council has agreed to a motion declaring that legislation in favour of conscription is not justified by the present ...

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  13. "National Party."

    Sir Edward Carson states that the report published by the "Daily News" (Radical) of the intended formation of a National party, with himself as leader, is entirely ...

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  14. TIMBER TRADE WAGES.

    A week ago the Amalgamated Timber Workers' Union decided to ask the Melbourne and Suburban Timber Merchants' Association for a conference to deal with ...

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  15. South African Rebels.

    Discussing an amnesty motion submitted by Mr. Hertzog, leader of the Nationalist, or anti-Imperial party, the South African Prime Minister (General Botha) said that ...

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  16. Lord Kitchener.

    The Secretary of State for War (Lord Kitchener), who recently returned to London after a visit to France, Italy, and the Near East, on Thursday attended a ...

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  17. LABOUR AND CONSCRIPTION.

    PERTH, Friday.—The Labour Federation executive deals with conscription in its halfyearly report, and expresses the opinion that the workers of Australian would be foolish ...

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  18. Mr. Ford's Peace Mission.

    Washington reports that the American Secretary of State (Mr. R. Lansing) has refused to give passports to Mr. Henry Ford's peace party, which was to sail for ...

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  19. SHIPPING LOSSES.

    "Fairplay" declares that Italy's seizure of German vessels which at the outbreak of war sought refuge in her ports brings the total number of vessels belonging to the ...

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  20. SCHEME OPERATES IMMEDIATELY.

    Asked, whether the recruiting scheme would be discussed at the next meeting of the Federal War Committee on December 15, the Minister stated that the scheme ...

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  21. PORTERS REFUSE TO WORK.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The 400 porters at the Darling Harbour railway goods yard who ceased work, owing to the suspension of one of their number for alleged insubordination, ...

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  22. On the Danube.

    The Buch[?]arest correspondent of the "Corrier[?] Della Sera" (Milan) reports that Russian vessels are cruising day and night close to the Bessarabian shore of the ...

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  23. COMMISSIONS ABROAD.

    Mr. Tristan Buesst left Melbourne by the R.M.S. Malwa for London, in order to offer his services to the Army Office. He expects to obtain a commission. His brother ...

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  24. A Lucky Accident.

    Captain A. St. G. Glasson, of the Glasgow steamer Inverkip (4,353 tons), reported on arrival at Newport News, Virginia (U.S.A.), that he had accidentally sunk a ...

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  25. THE WEST.

    German wounded reaching Ghent from the front in West Flanders, says a Rotterdam message, report that the guns of the Allies are not giving the Germans a ...

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  26. MEDICAL OFFICERS.

    Colonel Cuscaden, principal medical [?] cer for Victoria, replied yesterday to correspondence which appeared in "The Argus" alleging favouritism and influence ...

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  27. COMMODITIES.

    The Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor), who has been on a visit of inspection to the works of the Geelong Harbour Trust, which are leased to one of the meat ...

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  28. MUNICIPAL MOVEMENT.

    The major of Caulfield (Councillor No[?]l Murray) has convened a public meeting of Caulfield citizens for Wednesday evening, at the Caulfield Town Hall, to take steps ...

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  29. DOCKYARD UNIONS' CONFLICT.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The strike of engineers employed at the Naval Dockyards, Cockatoo Island, over the dispute with the shipwrights regarding the demarcation of ...

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  30. MONASTIR.

    Conflicting reports continue to he received of the position at Monastir. Latest Athens advices are that although the Serbians have evacuated the town, the ...

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  31. DUNTROON GRADUATES.

    Excellent reports have been received of the work of graduates of the Royal Military College with the A.I.F. at the front, and they are supported by reports of ...

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  32. STRIKERS AND THE WAR.

    Sir,—In perusing the accounts of the different strikes which are continually taking place, I cannot refrain from contrasting the action of these strikers with that of the ...

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  33. German in War Office.

    There is a newspaper out[?]ry against the admission of the Under Secretary of State for War (Mr. Tennant), in the House of Commons, that a Mrs. Savile, who is of ...

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  34. TEMPORARY SETTLEMENT.

    For many months past the shipping companies have been greatly inconvenienced [?] account of there being insufficient unionist coal-lumpers to attend to the ...

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  35. Russian Successes.

    A Petrograd communique, issued at midday on Thursday, states:—"Our artillery surprised an enemy bi[?]ouac between Friedrichstadt and Jacobstadt (between ...

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  36. ROYAL PARK CAMP.

    Sir,—We have had the pleasure of organising camp concerts for the boys at the Royal Park encampment ever since its opening, and it is our intention to arrange a Christmas concert and ...

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  37. GALLIPOLI COMMENT.

    Sir,—I have read with regret (since my return to Australia) of strikes and other evidences of dissatisfaction in munition factories and other places. It seems almost ...

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  38. Italian Campaign.

    Italian artillery has destroyed several villages behind the Austrian front, in the Tohnino basin of the Upper Isonzo. The Vienna communique which gives this ...

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  39. BUTTER SUPPLY.

    A request has been made to the Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor) by Mr. R. Crowe, superintendent of exports, for a permit to export butter from the ...

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  40. WAR-WORN SOLDIERS.

    One of the results of modern warfare is that many of those who have escaped with then lives from the fiery ordeal of battle have returned with their nervous systems ...

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  41. HALF-CASTE'S CRIME.

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Friday.—A shocking tragedy occurred to-night, when a halfcaste Maori, George Cordon, murdered a single woman, Martha[?] McKee, with whom ...

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  42. "The Road to India."

    Dr. Schott, director of the Hamburg Observatory, who is visiting Zurich (Switzerland), describes the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus as the joint or bridgehead in the ...

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  43. Japan and Her Allies.

    A message from Tokio states that the Mikado personally opened the Japanese Diet on Thursday, and in his Speech from the Throne emphasised the fact that the ...

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  44. MENINGITIS.

    No new cases of cerebro-spinal meningitis occurred in the metropolitan area yesterday, and no deaths from this discase were reported. ...

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  45. QUEENSLAND BUTTER RISES.

    BRISBANE, Friday.—Another increase has been made in the proclaimed price of butter. Prices from Monday will be:— First grade, 156/ per [?]wt.; second grade, ...

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  46. WATERSIDE CLAIMS.

    The hearing of the arguments on the claims for variations of the award in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court in the waterside workers' case was continued ...

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  47. DEATH AT BEECHWORTH.

    BEECHWORTH, Friday. — Robert Thomas Brown, a single man, 31 years of age, died in the Ovens District Hospital to-day from meningitis. Deceased was ...

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  48. A "STRIKE" DAY.

    Sir,—The strike mania certainly needs assistance, both morally and financially[?] We have had Belgium Day, Button Day, Allies' Day, &c., and the flow of money is ...

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  49. MANUFACTURE OF MUNITIONS.

    Representatives of the State Munitions Committee and the Amalgamated Society of Engineers met in conference last night for the purpose of considering what steps ...

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  50. POLICE OFFICER ATTACKED.

    In connection with the scurrilous leaflets sent to various people through the post concerning a police officer, Detective Commons for some days has been endeavouring to ...

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  51. Australians Abroad.

    A number of Australian women have arranged to send a souvenir to each of the invalided Australian soldiers in England, Malta, and Egypt, conveying to them ...

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  52. Memorial Hall Incident.

    Mr. F. W. Jowett (Labour) referred in the House of Commons on Thursday to the episode at the Memorial Hall, when a number of soldiers from the dominio[?]s and ...

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  53. STATE LIQUOR TRADING.

    BRISBANE, Friday.—The Ministry has definitely decided to enter upon the hotel business. It is proposed to take over an hotel now in course of erection at Mount ...

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  54. CASES IN COUNTRY.

    GREENDALE, Friday.—Ashley Baker, 16 years of age, was sent to the Ballarat Hospital by Dr. A. Blaubaum, of Bailan, suffering from meningitis. He is reported to be ...

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  55. NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

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  56. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—Speaking at a meeting of shareholders of the Bank of New Zealand, Mr. Beauchamp (chairman) said that for the year ended ...

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  57. THE STRIKE MANIA.

    Sir,—The thanks of the community are due to you for your very able and pointed article published in yesterday's issue. It is high time that the Government took some ...

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  58. Australasian Shipping.

    Arrivals.—At London—Kumara, s.s., from Auckland October 1[?]. Departures. — For Sydney — John A. Campbell, Forest Home, Atna, Janna. ...

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  60. FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.

    MALDON, Friday.—At about half-past 3 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the bar-room of the Exchange Hotel. The licensce's wife (Mrs. A.Gosbell) heard a noise, and her husband going ...

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