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  2. AUSTRALIAN BANKING

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) was the principal figure at the opening at noon to-day of the new Commonwealth Bank Buildings at the intersection of Pitt and ...

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  3. IN PARLIAMENT.

    In Council—Chief Secretary moved second readings of the Commissioner of Public Works Incorporation, and the State Salaries (Commonwealth Taxation) Bills. Motions relating to ...

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  4. ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT.

    When the Government decides that Parliament shall adjourn "over show week" and there is no show, another reason has to be found. The Premier was ...

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  5. Y.M.C.A.ARMY WORK.

    73 per cent, for Australian troops abroad; 25 per cent, for army work locally. Hon. Treasurers, F. Chapple, Esq., C.M.G., and ...

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  6. BRIGHT HEADLIGHTS.

    The motor fatality on North terrace on Saturday evening which resulted in the death of a middle-aged woman—Mrs. Charlotte Furminger, of Wright street, ...

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  7. BULGARIA'S BIG OFFENSIVE.

    A Berlin newspaper says that interviews have taken place at Bucharest between the Reumanian War Minister and the Russian Military Attache, which are interpreted as indicating that Roumania has thrown in her lot with the Allies.— Criticism of the reasons for the big Bulgarian offensive in Macedonia ...

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  8. WESTERN FRONTS.

    Gen. Haig stated on Monday evening that "a German attempted attack on a small scale near Mouquet Farm was repulsed. Our artilery damaged several ...

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  9. EASTERN FRONTS.

    The Russian communique of Monday morning states:—Fighting continues in the River Stokhod region it Toboly, where we have further advanced at some points. ...

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  10. IX THE COUNCIL.

    Legislative Councillors were in studious mood on Tuesday. So quiet were they that at one period early in the sitting a piercing shore from one hon. member ...

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  11. ASIA MINOR.—HEIGHTS TAKEN.

    The fighting is developing in our favour in the direction, of Diarbekir. We have captured a fortified series of heights and have secured many Turkish prisoners. ...

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  12. PEACE.

    The Prime Minister, in the House of Commons to-day, in replying to a question whether the German Government had often declared its readings to enter on ...

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  13. Bulgars Nearing Kavalla.

    Advices from Salonika state that the Bulgar invaders from the River Mestas are within two miles of Kavalla. The population of the port has sought refuge on the ...

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  14. "ROUMANIA COMING IN."

    The Berlin Kreutz Zeitung has published a telegram which states that the Roumanian Minister of War (M. Bratianu) and the Russian Military Attache at ...

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  15. BRITAIN'S GERMAN PRISONERS.

    Latest returns of prisoners taken by the British during the present offensive "north of the Somme show that there are now in England and France 23,142 able-bodied ...

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  16. MORE GERMAN DEVILRY.

    The Petrograd correspondent of The Morning Post states that the Germans at Krevo used a liquid which produced a burning sensation. It was not liquid fire. ...

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  17. Greatest Trap in History.

    An editorial in The New York Times offers a new reason for the German assault upon Verdun, as follows:—"Verdun opens the side door to the fortress of Metz, wnich ...

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  18. ENEMY GUARANTEES TO GREECE.

    The Bulgarian and German Ministers at Athens have handed the Greek Government written declarations guaranteeing the rights and liberties of the population on ...

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  19. GERMAN EAST AFRICA.

    An official intimation has been made that "the British were on August 4 approaching Dar-es-Salaam, supported by naval operations along the coast." ...

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  20. Incidents of the War.

    In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Asquith said he hoped to summon a conference of parties to consider the matter of franchise redistribution. ...

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  21. ALLIES IN STRUMA VALLEY.

    The British and French have sent columns east of the River Struma to deal with the Bulgarian advance from Demir Hissar. There have been many encounters ...

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  22. THE TARIFF.

    A deputation, representing the Australian Association of British Manufacturers and their representatives, waited upon the Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor) to-day ...

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  23. IN THE ASSEMBLY.

    The dignity of the Queen City of the South was attacked on Tuesday. The Premier showed that it was not all royal purple in which she was clothed, and ...

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  24. NORTH SEA DRAMA.

    The Rotterdam correspondent of The Daily Telegraph has sent from Holland an interesting description of the events of last Saturday, when the Kaiser's navy went ...

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  25. ITALY AND AUSTRIA.

    The Italian monarch, King Victor Emmanuel, visited Gorizia on Monday. His Majesty walked through the streets of the conquered Austrian town, and was ...

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  26. Verdun Battle.

    The French communique of Monday night says:—The Germans this evening violently attacked Floury, accompanied by fire jets, but our artillery and infantry ...

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  27. Ultimatum Hinted At.

    The Wolff Press Agency of Germany is circulating sensational telegrams in Switzerland which announce that Germany is preparing an ultimatum for presentation to ...

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  28. A Trip in a Zeppelin.

    The Berlin correspondent of The New York Times says that a book about to be issued by Anton Fendrich will narrate incidents connected with the visit of the ...

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  29. Consolidating Grains.

    The Italian communique of Monday says:—Austrian batteries are active in the Trentino. We shelled the Brave Valley, disturbing the movements of the trains. ...

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  30. NOTED AIRMAN KILLED.

    M. Brindejone de Moulinnis, the French aviator, who made a series of remarkable flights in European capitals in 1913, fell on Monday at Verdun, and was killed. ...

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  31. saptured Ships Leased.

    Of the German ships seized by Portugal a tonnage of 188,798 has been ceded to Great Britain. The ships are manned by 2,300 Portuguese sailors. Great Britain will ...

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  32. MOTHER AND CHILD.

    Mary Winifred Frost, a young woman, was charged at Ballarat Supreme Court to-day with having murdered her male child, three weeks' old, on July 6. The case ...

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  33. Mission to Portugal.

    A military mission will go to Portugal at the end of this week. Gen. N. W. Barnardiston will represent Great Britain. Col. Paris will be the French delegate. ...

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  34. MENINGITIS IN THE WEST.

    A core of meningitis has been reported at West Guildford, where a family of six or seven have been quarantined in their home as the result of the sudden death of ...

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  35. BRITISH MUNITIONS FACTORY.

    An official message states that an explosion occurred in a munitions factory near Nottingham on Monday afternoon. Assistance from neighbouring towns was ...

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  36. Belgian Incidents.

    There has been a considerable increase in the number of German wounded passing through Belgium on the journey from France. During the past few days 5,000 ...

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  37. THE ZEPPELINS' WARNING.

    What happened in the meantime is clear from the reports supplied by other Dutch captains. These men saw at least one British naval squadron at 5 p.m., in a ...

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  38. BULGAR OFFENSIVE.

    The French and British forces at Salonika have been reinforced with Russian find Italian corps, and the allied Commander-in-Chief (Gen. Sarrail) has conducted ...

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  39. "GO-SLOW" DOCTRINE.

    In the Suite Parliament to-day the Premier (Mr. Holman), in answer to Mr. Abbott's enquiries concerning the "go-slow" doctrine, said the I.W.W. had a ...

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  40. Control of Wool.

    The British War Office has appointed a Central Advisory Committee to act in England and Wales on matters arising out of the purchase and distribution of ...

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  41. Little Corporal's Tall Story.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York Times says:—One of the most remarkable stories of the war is that of Cpl. B— of the French Class 13. who took ...

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  42. French Take Seven Guns.

    The French communique of Monday afternoon says:—We captured seven guns in a wood between Maurepas and Guillemont. ...

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  43. A Determined Effort.

    The Bulgarian offensive is on a front 180 miles wide, with Monastir at its western extremity, and the River Mesta on the eastern cud. The force from Monastir ...

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  44. "The Tortoise."

    The correspondent of The Morning Post at the British headquarters in Franco states that the Anzacs describe a now device of German "frightfulness" which ...

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  45. ANT UNPROVED CHARGE.

    Dr. James Pascoe Teague and Sigismund Czynski were placed on trial at the Criminal Court to-day. Or. Teague was charged with having unlawfully used an instrument ...

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  46. Fruitless Attacks.

    Several Hull trawlers had an exciting encounter with the Zeppelin L21. The airship emitted vapour, making a cloud to hide in, and fired an aerial torpedo which ...

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  47. ENLISTMENTS.

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  48. What is the Bulgar Aim?

    Although various views are taken in reference to the objects which the Bulgarians aim at in their new offensive in Macedonia, the opinion is widely held that their ...

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  49. Anzac Buffet Dispute.

    Mr. Fisher has declined to intervene in the dispute with the military authorities in regard to the commandeering of the Anzac Buffet quarters in Victoria street. ...

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  50. IN OTHER STATES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 17 words
  51. INTO CAMP ON TUESDAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 89 words
  52. THE ENEMY'S LOSSES.

    A German communique published on Monday admitted that a German submarine had been rammed in the North Sea on Saturday. It explained that the ...

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  53. Advertising

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  54. IS IT A POLITICAL MOVE?

    The Athena correspondent of The Morning Post says it is impossible to state whether the Bulgarian offensive should be taken seriously. It is generally conceded ...

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  55. Incidents of the War.

    Karl von Weigand, Berlin correspondent of The New York World, saw that as edict has been promulgated in Germany that restaurants shall not serve butter ...

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  56. STRENGTH OF THE FOE.

    It is estimated that the Bulgarians, Austrians, Germans, and Turks in Macedonia number between 600,000 and 700,000. The forces have benefited by German ...

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