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  2. PICTURES FROM HOME.

    Pictorially, South Australia is still argely an unexplored country. It offers such in abundant and varied field for photographic discovery that the camera may be ...

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  3. HUGHES GOVERNMENT 'POLICY.

    Both toe House of Representatives and the Senate devoted most of to-day's sessions to debates in which the principal subject was the policy of the Hughes ...

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  4. SEQUEL TO THE STRIKE.

    The work of settling outstanding matters in the dispute between the miners and the coalowners was begun to-day by the special board, of which Mr. Justice Edmunds ...

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  5. NEW CABINET POLICY.

    A Court Circular slates that the King to-day gave audience to Mr. Lloyd George, who announced that he accepted the Prime Ministership, and would lake also the ...

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  7. GREECE BLOCKADED.

    Events on the western front include a reciprocal shelling of positions in the vicinity of the recently captured Thiepval. Ridge, on the British front north of the Somme, and the report from Berlin that the Germans have at last gained the summi of Hill 304, north-west of Verdun. The Kaiser and ...

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  8. Conscription and Wealth Tax.

    Labour members searchingly cross-examined Mr. Lloyd George, and were gratified to learn that his policy practically amounted to the State control of all ...

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  9. ROUMANIAN DEBACLE.

    A German message received at Amsterdam claims that 9,200 more prisoners have been taken in Rounmania The Kaiser telegraphed to the German ...

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  10. MACEDONIA.

    The enemy is 'bombarding positions round Monastir. Fresh Bulgarian counterattacks on Serbian positions on the northern slopes of Mount Sokol succeeded in ...

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  11. LABOUR WILL HELP.

    Tho British Labour Party in the House of Commons discussed Mr. Lloyd George's proposals in the afternoon for two hours, and officially announced ...

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  12. Greece to be Blockaded.

    The allied Governments have decided upon a blockade of Greece until she has given reparation for the outrages at Athene against the subjects of the allied Powers ...

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  13. WESTERN FRONT.

    Gen. Haig reported on Thursday morning that there Lad been considerable reciprocal spelling in the vicinity of the Thiepval Ridge. ...

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  14. GERMAN SUBMARINES.

    The Danish steamer Nexos, the Spanish steamer Julian Benito, have 'been submarined and sunk. A Swedish sailing ship was set on fire by a German ...

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  15. A NEW REGULATION.

    A new regulation under the War precautions Act was issued to-day in respect to the use of coal, it provides that where any person, firm, or company is prohibited ...

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  16. Horrors in Athens.

    A despatch to The New York Herald from Athens states that the Royalists have made Athens a slaughter house. The homes of Venezelists have been looted and ...

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  17. AMERICAN OPINION.

    Tho New YorK World declares its opinion that the British Cabinet crisis is of greater moral value in its incidence upon Germany than is the capture of ...

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  18. THE ARABIA QASE.

    Germany's reply to the United States request for explanations regarding the destruction of the Arabia in the Mediter arnean Sea has been issued. ...

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  19. NAMES ON FRIDAY.

    Good progress is reported in the construction of the Government. The announcement of the names of the new Ministers is not expected until Friday. Messrs. ...

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  20. DIFFICULTIES DISAPPEARING

    Advices from London state that Mr. Lloyd George. at Buckingham Palace, to-night kissed the King's hands, in taken of acceptance of the offices of Prime Minister ...

    Article : 390 words
  21. Men and Shells for Spring

    Mr. Frederic Rene Coudert, a New York lawyer, who recently returned to America after a visit to the western battle front, in a lecture delivered on Thursday said ...

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  22. Bucharest Feebly Defended

    Details are coining in regarding the fall of Bucharest. It is announced from Berlin that Capt. Lange early on December 5 was sent to the Commander of Bucharest with ...

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  23. Constantine's Culpability.

    Lord Denman, in a letter to the London newspapers, says:—"When I visited Athena last July I met it number of prominent Venezelists, some of whom are now ...

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  24. MINERS' CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-day received from Mr. Baadeley (President of the Newcastle Trades Hall), a reply to the appeal which he 'had sent yesterday to the ...

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  25. French Stand for Victory.

    After a secret session, the French Chamber of Deputies passed a motion of confidence in the Premier (M. Briand) by 344 votes to 160. It was resolved— ...

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  26. POSSIBLE MINISTERS.

    The London newspapers are busily speculating: upon the probable personnel of the new Cabinet. Mr. Lloyd George yesterday interviewed Lord Curzon, Lord Robert ...

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  27. BRITISH FOOD SCARCITY.

    The King and the Royal household observed two meatless days weekly [?] some time past.The National Labour Council to-day ...

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  28. KAISER AS SECOND FIDDLE.

    The news of the fall of Bucharest was re­ceived with intense enthusiasm throughout Germany. The streets of the large towns were crowded directly the newspapers were ...

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  29. ITALY AND AUSTRIA.

    An Italian official statement shores that two successive Austrian attacks in the Cargo were repulsed. Italian aeroplanes bombed aviation sheds at Proses and floating ...

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  30. THE WEEK'S COAL EXPORTS.

    During the week ended to-day the total quantity of coal shipped for interstate and oversea exports was 45,969 tone, of which 37,710 tons were for the Commonwealth: ...

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  31. Gen. Joffre's Position

    The New York Times declares that Washington officials have received information in consequence of which they anticipate important changes in the French ...

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  32. GAS COMPANT'S POSITION.

    Questioned on Friday with regard to the present position of his company in the matter of coal supplies, the Secretary of the S.A. Gas Company (Mr. G. M. O'Dea) ...

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  33. MEN AND GUNS SAVED.

    The Russians announce that all the cannon mounted for the defence of the ring of forts around Bucharest were saved, and that the Roumanian Army garrisoning the ...

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  34. Lord Grey and Germany.

    The Foreign Secretary (Lord Grey) has again emphatically denied the German a legation that he used language implying that one of the reasons why Britain should ...

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  35. PRACTICALLY STATE CONTROL.

    Mr. Lloyd) George spent a most a busy day on Thursday in forming his Cabinet, and made good progress. Hills most important achievement was the ...

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  36. FUNDS FOR REPATRIATION.

    The appeal of the prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) and the Premiere of the various Suites for contributions towards the Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Fund was ...

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  37. PRUSSIAN LUTHERANS

    The Prussian Lutheran Synod has forwarded confidential circulars to all its pastors instructing them to hold special Christmas services to stimulate zeal for ...

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  38. 'Twixt German and Gripsy.

    A United Press correspondent says that scenes of anarchy and panic are following in the route of the German advance in Roumania. Murder, pillage, and ...

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  39. Concerning Copper.

    The Minister of Munitions has prohibited the use of copper in manufactures, and the sale or purchase of copper outside the United Kingdom. The order requires ...

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  40. Incidents of the War.

    Her Majesty the Queen has resigned the position of Patroness of the National Council of Women. She states that her interest in the society is undiminished, but ...

    Article : 164 words
  41. BRITISH MAN POWER.

    An official intimation has been made that the Admiralty, the Ministry of Munitions, and the Array Council, have agreed to secure the early calling to the colours, up ...

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  42. COAL FOR THE WHEAT TRAINS.

    The satisfactory announcement was made by the Commissioner of Public Works (Hon. H. Jackson) on Friday that, through the combined efforts of the Commissioner ...

    Article : 306 words
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  45. THE TOTALIZATOR.

    Replying to the Protests of a deputation representing the Anglican Synod and the council of the Civic and Morals Association against the establishment of the totalizator, ...

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