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  2. THE WAR.

    Details have now been issued at Brusses of the battle which was of the battle which was fought yesterday between the Belginns and Germans to the south-east of ...

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  3. AUSTRALIA AND THE EMPIRE.

    I have just received a cheque for five thousand guineas from Howard Smith and Company," said Alderman D. V. Hennessy, when referring ...

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  4. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The Premier Mr. J. Seaddan, sbates there is no truth in the rumors that the Cabinet had decided to reduce civil service salaries if necessary ...

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  5. PROSPEROUS AUSTRALIA!

    The Prime Minister stated to-night that the Premiers Conference was cordial and adhesive. Each State gains the support of the Federal ...

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  6. LABOR LEADER'S DEATH AFFECTS PARTY'S PLANS.

    Labor leaders are alive to the possibility of the whole of the six Senate seats in South Australia being lost to the cause, as the result of the ...

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  7. WARRNAMBOOL MOVING

    A meeting of ladies convened by the Mayoress (Mrs. A.F. Landmann), was held at the Town Council Chamber yesterday afternoon for the ...

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  8. TRAINING MEN IN SHOOTING.

    The offers made by rifle associations, on behalf of members of ritte clubs, to give their services for training in rifle shooting men who are ...

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  9. GERMANY LOSES 83 STEAMERS.

    "Fairplay," a London weekly journal, makes an interesting announcement to-day in regard to the capture of German and Austrian merchant ...

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  10. ENORMOUS WAR COSTS.

    That a general was such as that in progress to-day, should last long is impossible. Dr. Charles Richet a professor in the University of Pares ...

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  11. VOLUNTEERS FROM KING ISLAND.

    Mr. D L. Vates who has just returned from King Island yesterday handed to the Premier of Tasmania for transmission to the Minister of ...

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  12. GERMANS LOSE MACHINE GUNS

    A Brussels official announcement declares that the Germans were repulsed at Eghezee, near Noville, nine miles west by north of Liege ...

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  13. THE CITY OF LIEGE.

    Not until he has climbed the heights of the Citadel can the visitor to Liege fully realise the charm of the city. Viewed from this towering ...

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  14. CLOTHING THE CONTINGENT.

    If the public continue to support the Lady Mayoress' patriotic League in the manner it has done this week, the contingent will not only be ...

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  15. DOMESTICS FOR WARRNAMBOOL

    The Geelong will bring from 35 to 40 domestic servants. They will be taken to Warrnambool, and officers of the Bureau will be at the Town ...

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  16. LIEGE FORTS INTACT.

    The latest war advices state that the deadly accuracy of the fire from the Liege forts successively destroyed all the heavy German siege artillery ...

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  17. DOCTOR COMMISSIONED.

    Dr. Henry Cordner medical superintendent of the Bendigo Hospital, who is at present on a holiday in England, has cabled to Mr. J. Pierce ...

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  18. THE BALKANS.

    Reuter's Agency declares that Turkey intends to remain absolutely neutral during the present conflict. Her partial mobilisation of the army is ...

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  19. THE SEASON IN THE COUNTRY.

    Although there has been practically no ram during the past tow months, there is, for this time of the year, an abundance of grass for stock. Even on ...

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  20. EX-GERMAN CHANCELLOR'S BROTHER KILLED.

    A message received here states that a brother of Count von Bulow, exGerman Chancellor, was killed in the fight at Liege ...

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  21. BALLARAT SUPPLIES 500 MEN.

    It is expected that the enlistmenes' in Ballarat for the expeditionary force will number between 400 and 500 men ...

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  22. PATRIOTIC MEETING OF CITIZENS.

    The Mayor (Cr. Landmann) has convened a public meeting to be held. In the Town Hall on Monday night, commencing at 8 o'clock for the ...

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  23. GERMAN OUTRAGES.

    Telegrams from Brussels state that a committee, under a supreme judge, is collecting evidence of German outrages in violation of the Geneva ...

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  24. ATTITUDE OF BULGARIA.

    The Bulgarian Government has reassured the Russian Government that Bulgaria will observe the strictest neutrality daring the struggle in ...

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  25. MINISTER'S MILITARY ZEAL.

    Rev F. A. Hagenauer, minister of the local Presbyterian Church, wished to enter the expeditionary force in any capacity, but this ...

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  26. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA

    The "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent at Milan says a messages from Trieste states that 5000 Cossacks annihilated two Austrian cavalry ...

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  27. DOINGS IN ENGLAND.

    Lord Roberts has been appointed Colonel-in Chief of the Imperial forces ...

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  28. BARRACKS BESIEGED BY MEN.

    Victoria Barracks are still besieged by men who have heard the call to arms, and there is a constant stream of applicants from an early hour ...

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  29. WATER CARTING AT MEREDITH.

    A serious position obtains in this district owing to the protracted term of dry weather. Old residents a affirm that it is many years since there has been such a ...

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  30. LOCAL ENROLMENT.

    The enrolment of volunteers for active service from the local units of the Commonwealth Defence Forces proceeded satisfactorily yesterday and ...

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  31. THE FINANCIAL POSITION.

    The financial arrangements made by the British Government to terminate the present deadlock and to enable trade and commerce to be ...

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  32. THE SYDNEY FUND.

    The Lord Mayor's fund now [?]cunts to £22,000. exclusive of £2,000 voted by the Sydney Stock Exchange ...

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  33. THE MARKETS.

    Prime pinkeyes are quoted at £210/ and Snowltakes from £3 to £35/ per ton, ex bags. ...

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  34. POSSIBILITY OF FRAUD.

    The Minister of Defence stated last night that he wished to warn people against the possibility of being made the vetims of fraud. There was an ...

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  35. AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

    The mails which were brought from Australia by the R.M.S. Osterley were delivered in London to-day. (The Osterley left Melbourne on ...

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  36. ANOTHER AUSTRIAN DEFEAT.

    A semi-official announcement from ST. Peters burs states that the Russians drove out the Austrians from Sokal in Gaficia, and pursued them ...

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  37. MELBOURNE FARM PRODUCE.

    Wheat : Still no private cable messages in respect to wheat options, but locally the market is firmer, business having been done to-day at 4/47 a ...

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  38. STEAMERS SAIL FOR AUSTRALIA.

    The P. and O. liner Beltana left London to-day for Melbourne, and the Bratland sailed for Sydney ...

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  39. SCIENTIFIC VISITORS.

    Members of the British Association for the Advancement of Science were given a reception to-day by the Lord Mayor and Lady Meyoress in the ...

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  40. DUNTROON COLLEGE CADETS.

    It has been decided by the Minister of Defence to take the first class cadets from the Military College at Duntroon for service with the expeditionary force. Under ordinary ...

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  41. WEST AUSTRALIAN ACTION.

    A movement has been set afoot to assist the families of British reservists resident in West Australia, who have been called to the colors ...

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  42. DISTRESS FUNDS.

    A sum of £863,000 has been collected by the Prince of Wales for the relife of distress. The City of London Corporation ...

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  43. RUSSIANS MASSED ON FRONTIER.

    The Russian legation states that the concentration of Russians on the Galician frontier has been completed and an offensive movement is ...

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  44. PATRIOTS SUBSCRIBE £1000.

    Newcastle Patriotic Fund now reaches nearly £1000, exclusive of £1000 given by the Newcastle Jockey Club. The decision of the club to vote ...

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  45. THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.

    The Presidental address was delivered by Professor William Bateson, the new President to a large and brilliant gathering at the ...

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  46. THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

    Brigadier General Bridges states that many trained men are volunteering for the expeditionary force. [?] is expected that the majority of the ...

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  47. MOSCOW MERCHANTS RAISE £250,000.

    An appeal made by Moscow merchants to-day for funds to give aid to wounded soldiers and to the families of such men met with a magnificent ...

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  48. PROBABLE SUSPENSION OF RACING.

    Volunteers are still eulisting on Broken Hill for the expeditionary force, though nothing has yet been received with regard to the number ...

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  49. CANADA.

    With the object of regulating food prices throughout Canada and in order to prevent unscrupulous dealers from unduly inflating prices, the ...

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  50. MARBLE PALACE AS HOSPITAL.

    The Grand Duke Constantinovitch of Russia has offered his famous marble palace for use as a hospital. ON THE SEA ...

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  51. NO WAR TAX.

    Sir Alex. Peacock states that Victoria has no infention of following the precedent to West Australia and imposing a war tax to make good ...

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  52. AUSTRIAN CONSULS ORDERED OFF.

    All Austrian consuls in Canada have been ordered to close their offices and to leave the country immediately ...

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  53. MOTOR CAR FATALITY.

    A motor car, travelling along the White Horse road from the Box Hill direotion, attempted this evening to cross the railway line just as a train ...

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  54. GERMANS AND AUSTRIANS.

    As 120 Germans and Austrans decline to give parole to the military authorities they are being detained as prisoners of war at St. Kilda road ...

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  55. INDIA AND THE EMPIRE.

    Practically every ruling Chief in India has offered his entire military and financial resources to the Motherland. Some of the Chiefs are ...

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  56. BROADMEADOWS CAMP.

    The erection of the camp at the mobilisation centre at Broadmeadows was commenced yesterday. About 30 resarvists arrived on the ...

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  57. Advertising

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  58. KEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

    A call has been forwarded by the Toorak Presbyterian Church to the Rev. Hugh M'kenzie, M.A., of Christchurch New Zealand, and it is ...

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  59. OIL STEAMER CAPTURED.

    The officers of steamer Which has arrived here from Bermuda have confirmed the capture by a British cruiser of the oil-tank steamer Leda ...

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