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  2. VERDUN.

    Announcing the successful launching of a great offensive on the Verdun front, a French communique, issued o Monday afternoon, stated: ...

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  3. THE STRIKE.

    The Government has issued a prod[?]mation authorising the commandeering of all horses and horse-drawn vehicles, when necessary, in order to ...

    Article : 170 words
  4. TRAINS IN COLLISION.

    About 7 o'clock this evening a passenger train from Croydon to Box Hill collided outside Ringwood station with a stationary goods train. ...

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  5. RUSSIA.

    Mr. Wilton, "The Times" correspondent with the Russian armies, reviewing the situation yesterday, said" The sobering influence of the ...

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  6. THE ITALIANS.

    Great success has marked the initial phases of the Italian offensive on the [?]sonzo front, and the prisoners already counted number 7600. ...

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  7. ARE WE DOWNHEARTED?

    Mr. Charles Tower, writing from Amsterdam, says that arrivals from Ghent report that incessant train[?]oads of German wounded, mostly in ...

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  8. ASSAULT LAUNCHED IN DARK

    Mr. Campbell. "The Times" correspondent on the French front telegraphs: "The French attack north of ...

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  9. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT

    The Local Government Amending Bill was passed with amendments, including ones providing that a councillor should not vacate his seat if ...

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  10. THE PAPAL NOTE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Lord Robert Cecil, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, announced that the Allies would ...

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  11. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

    Mr. Purnell was introduced by the Premier and Mr. Hutchinson, and took his seat behind the Government. ...

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  12. TROUBLE WELL IN HAND

    Mr. Cook, Minister for the Navy, states users of coal, gas and electricity will be allowed to use them until August 25, after which the ...

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  13. STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE.

    A private meeting of the British Miners' Federation yesterday reversed its previous decision in favor of sending delegates to the Stockholm ...

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  14. FIGHTING ON FIVE FRONTS.

    Very heavy fighting on the Verdun Carso. Julian, Roumanian and Flanders fronts is promised throughout the week. ...

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  15. THE BRITISH FRONT.

    Router's correspondent at the British headquarters, telegraphing on Monday afternoon, says that the aerial activity between battles has never been ...

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  16. POSITION IN BRISBANE.

    The steamer Wyandra left Brisbane to-day for Sydney with a large cargo and a number of passengers, and the Mor[?]ta left for Cairns. ...

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  17. RAILWAY CROSSING FATALITY.

    Early this morning the newspaper train crashed into a horse and cart at Sunshine. The latter were both destroyed, and the driver's body was ...

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  18. (Admiralty: By Wireless Press.)

    A German official message says: "At the opening of the battle before Verdun the French occupied, without fighting, Talou, Ridge, ...

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  19. NEUTRAL SHIPS AS ENEMIES.

    Lord Robert Cecil Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, replying to a question by Li[?]ut-Colonel Sir John Norton Griffiths in the ...

    Article : 82 words
  20. WAR CERTIFICATES.

    A return issued by the Federal Treasurer to-day shows that up to 11th August 60,040 war certificates, representing a face value of ...

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  21. MELBOURNE.

    The new regulations under the liar Precautions Act, by which the Government is commandeering all coal throughout the Commonwealth, ...

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  22. (Admiralty: By Wireless Press.)

    A Garman official message says: "After the failure of the English attacks yesterday southward of Langemarck, the firing was of less intensity. ...

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  23. THE BATTLE DESCRIBED.

    Reuter's correspondent at the French headquarters telegraphed on Monday: "At dawn to-day the French began ...

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  24. SNOW AT BALLARAT.

    Snow fell to-day at Ballarat ...

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  25. 3,500 PRISONERS.

    Mr. Robinson says "We have pr[?]sonered 3,400 in Flanders and 85 officers since Wednesday. They are a mixed lot. Some good later captures ...

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  26. Admiralty: by Wireless Press.)

    A German official message says:—"The Austro-Germans drove bac[?] the stubbornly resisting Roumanians on both sides of the Oitoz Valley, ...

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  27. AUSTRALIANS INSPECTED.

    Field-Marshal the Duke of Connaught Inspector-General of Overseas Troops, visited Salisbury Plain yesterday and inspected three of the ...

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  28. MONASTIR BOMBARDED.

    A Serbian official message, received on Monday afternoon, says: "The Bulgarians violently bombarded Monastir. A great many ...

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  29. AMERICA'S POWER

    Mr H. Arnott, of Arnotts Ltd., of Sydney, who has just returned from America, said to a Sydney 'Sun" reporter:— ...

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  30. TANKS OF GREAT VALUE.

    Reuter's correspondent at the British headquarters telegraphs: "The appearance to-day of 'tanks' operating on ground which a few ...

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  31. CHINA CONGRATULATED.

    It is announced by the Official Press Bureau that the King has sent a message to the Chinese President, congratulating him on China's ...

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  32. SALONICA IN FLAMES.

    Router learns that a disastrous fire occurred at Salonica on Saturday. The city inside the walls was half destroyed, and 80,000 people are ...

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  33. GERMAN HAY.

    Reuter's correspondent at Zurich states that the German Government has doubled the price of hay in order to reserve as much as possible ...

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  34. MORE DESTROYERS NEEDED

    Mr. Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, is initiating plans to double the contracts for the building of destroyers. ...

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  35. SUBMARINE SUNK.

    An Italian seaplane dropped bombs aboard a submarine in the mid- Adriatic and sank her. MERCHANT OFFICERS KILLED. ...

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  36. SPAIN RETURNS TO NORMAL

    Reuter's correspondent at Madrid says the Cabinet has decided to disband the troops called up during the recent disturbances, and has also ...

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  37. TO-DAY'S EVENTS.

    Hospital egg and flower day. Weekly stock sales, Corporation Yards. Sale of household furniture at the ...

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  38. BROOKLYN HARBOR ABLAZE

    Damage estimated at £250,000 was caused by a fire at a Brooklyn pier early yesterday morning. Spontaneous combustion is ...

    Article : 54 words
  39. MUTINY AND REVOLUTION.

    Speaking at the Melbourne Town Hall at the mid-day recruiting meeting Sir Robert Best, M.H.R., denounced the industrial troubles as ...

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  40. DEAD MAN'S HILL.

    Telegraphing prior to the capture of Dead Man's Hill, the correspondent stated a terrible task was set the French infantry. He added: ...

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  41. PRICE OF WHEAT.

    Giving evidence to-day before the Interstate Commission on the price of foods question. Mr. Harold Darling, of Darling and Sons, grain ...

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  42. THE TIDES.

    High water at Warrnambool:—This day:—2.34 a.m.; 2.49 p.m. ...

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  43. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISING ANNOUNCEMENTS.

    Messrs. Archibald Macfarlane and Co. and Silvester and McConachy will hold a sale of 150 head of dairy, store and young cattle, at the sale yards, ...

    Article : 122 words
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