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  2. PROGRESS OF THE ALLIES.

    A Paris communique issued on Saturday states:—"A lively artillery night duel occurred around Souchez. There was a ...

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  3. A CLARION CALL.

    Earl Kitchener (Minister of War) delivered a stirring appeal for more men at the great recruiting meeting held in the Guildhall on Friday. ...

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  4. IN GALLIPOLI.

    It is reported from Mitylene that the Turks on Sunday night posted a number of mobile batteries near Kum Kale, and shelled the opposite shore. ...

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  5. NEW YORK PRESS COMMENTS.

    The "New York Herald" says:— Stripped of cant about humanity and specious contentions about the Lusitania, Germany's answer is one of ...

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  6. RUSSIA'S RETURN BLOW.

    A communique issued at Petrograd states:— "The enemy in the direction of Bolimoff attacked, using gases, but ...

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  7. HINT OF CONSCRIPTION.

    Steps would be taken to secure the enlistment of all men possible, beginning with those who were not married. This registration would ...

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  8. THE GERMAN REPLY TO AMERICA.

    The German note, in reply to American, evaded the Lusitania issue and refused any guarantees regarding submarine warfare. ...

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  9. ENEMY SUBMARINES.

    The "Giornale d'Italia" states:— An Italian warship caught a steamer belonging to a Balkan neutral State, laden with benzine and naphtha. The ...

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  10. NEED OF SECRECY.

    It was inexpedient, said Earl Kitchener, that the number of men required should be known because the figures would be useful to ...

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  11. A WORD TO THE SHIRKERS.

    Replaying to shirkers. Earl Kitchener declared that probably absolute "do nothings" were fewer in number than was commonly supposed, but ...

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  12. BRILLIANT RUSSIAN STRATEGY.

    The "Times correspondent," after visiting the Russian army holding Tolipa states:—"The Russians fought one of the ...

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  13. SIR JOHN FRENCH REPORTS.

    Sir John French reports:—"Since the successful enterprise north of Ypres, reported on the 6th, the enemy made repeated attempts to retake lost ...

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  14. MORE GERMAN OFFICERS.

    Two train loads of German officers and non-commissioned officers have arrived at Constantinople. ...

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  15. MERCHANT SHIPS SUNK.

    A submarine has sunk the steamer Guido, the Russian steamer Anna, and the Russian barque Marion Lightbody. The crews are safe. ...

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  16. AUSTRALIANS' FEAT.

    The Australians and New Zealanders, combined with the Anglo-French forces at the Dardanelles, have already accomplished a feat of arms ...

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  17. GERMANS INTERNED.

    Important action was taken this morning by officers of the Intelligence Staff in connection with the internments of Germans, the following ...

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  18. STEAMER ERLESMORE SUNK.

    A submarine sank the steamer Erlesmore. One man was killed. The remainder of the crew was landed. ...

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  19. THE WAR LOAN.

    The banks have decided to double their subscription to the November war loan, number their contribution for the new loan roughly 200 millions. ...

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  20. ARMY HEAVILY ENGAGED.

    Sir John French's despatch, dated the 15th June, for publication in Monday's papers, states:— "Since the 5th April the army has ...

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  21. A WEEK'S TALLY.

    For the week ending on 7th inst., the arrivals and sailings at British ports numbered 1469. Ten vessels were sunk by German submarines, ...

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  22. NEED OF MEN.

    "Great Britain," he added, "while she is strengthened by the unflinching support of our fellow-citizens over sea, seeks to develop her own military ...

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  23. CANADA'S PART.

    A Reuter's representative interviewed Mr. Borden, the Premier of Canada, who expects to remain in Europe some week and who is ...

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  24. THE GERMAN FORCES.

    According to trustworthy information- from Germany only artillery has been brought westward from Galicia. No attempt has been made to reduce ...

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  25. ITALY SCORES.

    An official communique from Rome states:— "A strong force of the enemy's infantry attempted a surprise attack on ...

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  26. GENERAL WAR NEWS.

    An escaped Belgian narrates that some workers at Liege recently refused to work under impossible conditions. As a punishment eight, ...

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  27. RUSSIAN MUNITIONS.

    A munitions factory costing a million sterling has been opened at Moscow. The citizens are generously contributing to the cost of the ...

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  28. PRISONERS CAPTURED.

    A Paris communique states: "The prisoners taken at Fontenelle oil the 8th totalled 681, including 21 officers. "Our aeroplanes bombarded the ...

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  29. REGISTRATION BILL.

    Mr. Walter Long, President of the Local Government Board, met representatives of the local authorities in conference on Friday to discuss the ...

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  30. WAR WILL BE LONG.

    Earl Kitchener declared that he had taken up office as a soldier, not as a politicians, and he had early warded the country of the certainty the ...

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  31. GENERAL BOTHA'S VICTORY.

    General Botha, reports that 24 officers and 3,166 men surrendered with 37 field guns and 22 maxims. All the South African towns were beflagged. ...

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  32. MEETING OF BALKAN KINGS.

    The Kings of Roumania, Bulgaria and Greece will shortly meet at Athens. ...

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  33. ENEMY SUFFERS SEVERAL REVERSES.

    The latest official communique issued at Petrograd on Sunday states:—"Encounters are more frequent between Prasniz and the Vistula. The ...

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  34. GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    A German communique claims:— "We captured between the Meurthe and the Moselle since the 4th. 1,798 men." ...

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  35. LOYAL INDIAN TROOPS.

    A hundred Pathan infantry under an officer taken prisoner in Flanders, were sent to Constantinople in the hope that as Mahometans they will ...

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  36. COLLISION IN THE YARRA

    The Awaroa, a small steamer, whilst coming through the Coode Canal on Saturday evening from a trip down the bay, collided with the Batman, a ...

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  37. MEETING OF DISTINGUISHED LEADERS.

    Mr. Asquith has announced that Lord Kitchener visited Sir John French's headquarters on Tuesday and toured the British front for two days. ...

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  38. GERMAN SHIPPING COMPANIES.

    German advices state that the Hamburg-America shipping line has made a declaration of bankruptcy. The Nord Deutscher Lloyd Company's ...

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  39. THE TASK SET BRITAIN.

    Continuing, the speaker said: "We have habitually relied upon time being allowed to increase our armies during the period of hostilities. Our ...

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  40. GERMANS ADMIT CHECK.

    The German war correspondents admit that enormous Russian efforts have partly forced the Austro-Germans to relinquish their advance owing ...

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  41. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    There was a good sale for best wools of all sorts, Prices are firm. Shabby crossbreds are slow of sale and prices somewhat irregular. ...

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  42. BURNING LINER REACHES PORT.

    The liner Minnenaha arrived with the fire partially extinguished. The holds were full of gases. Undoubtedly an effort was made to blow up the ...

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  43. WONDERFUL MARCHING.

    A message from Capetown, dated Saturday, states:— "The jubilations continue, and patriotic demonstrations are being held ...

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  44. THE USE OF ASPHYXIATING GAS

    Sir John French's despatch, dated 15th June, says:—"The enemy invariably preceded prepared and supported his attacks ...

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  45. INTERNATIONAL PRESS

    Thu International Press Conference hay chosen Sydney, Australia, as the place for the next meeting. ...

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  46. PERSONAL.

    The Very Rev. Archpriest Marshall, who was recently appointed to the pastoral charge of St. Joseph's Warrnambool, will be tendered a welcome ...

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  47. THE KING VISITS THE GRAND FLEET.

    The King returned to London after visiting Admiral Jellicoe on the Grand Fleet. ...

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  48. PROFESSOR BELBRUECK.

    The leading German political professor who is the successor of the great Treitschke at the University of Berlin, is, like the other official apostles of ...

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  49. SUFFICIENCY OF EQUIPMENT.

    Earl Kitchener went on to say that he was there to make another appeal for volunteers to come forward [?]o defend their country. He was ...

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  50. CHINESE PRESIDENT.

    President Yuan-Shah-Kai of China has sternly protested to Chinese officials that he has no secret ambitions of establishing a sovereignty. On the ...

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  51. CONGRATULATIONS FROM LORD KITCHENER.

    Lord Kitchener has cabled to General Botha, expressing his admiration for his masterly conduct of the campaign, and congratulating him on his ...

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  52. THE BECKON FROM THE TRENCHES.

    Something more was now required to ensure the enlistment of a[?] large reserve, which was imperatively needed. The gallant soldiers in the ...

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  53. GERMANY AND AMERICA

    It is understood in Washington that the latest reply given by Germany to the American Note of protest against a continuance of the submarine ...

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  54. RUN DOWN BY A TRAIN

    Mrs. Pauline Knowles, residing at Pascoe Vale, whilst walking along the railway line on Saturday night with her husband and a friend, one ...

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