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  2. LATEST WAR NEWS

    Sir Douglas Haig reports:—"We repulsed hostile raids near Fontaine les Crossilles and west of Lens. We raided enemy trenches south of Neuve ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES

    At the congress of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia to-day Mr Charles Ludow[?], on behalf of the New South Wales Chamber, ...

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  4. MURDER OF CHILD

    The trail of Clarence Victor Sefton, for the alleged murder of his infant son, Leslie Joseph Thompson or Berger, was concluded in the Criminal Court to-day ...

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  5. RIVERINA WHEAT

    The New South Wales Government has communicated with Mr M'Kenzie, asking if the can arrange to have the wheat stacked at such places as Tocumwal. ...

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  6. RED CROSS SOCIETY

    The hon. secretary, Miss M. N. Warmington, desires to acknowledge the following contributions:—Previously acknowledged, £4114,10/; Mrs H. Smith, sick and ...

    Article : 213 words
  7. Advertising

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  8. TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE

    The Federal Minister for Works and Railways said to-day that the required between 200 and 300 navvies for work on the trans[?]ntinental railway at once. The ...

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  9. POLICY OF FREE TRADE

    Speaking in support of a motion favoring higher protective duties at the congress of Chambers of Manufactures. Mr J. M. Joshua (Victoria) said that he was ...

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  10. SUSPECTED TRAGEDY

    What is suspected to be evidence of at tragedy was discovered on the pier at point Ormond yesterday morning by two boys. While walking on the pier at ...

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  11. RED CROSS GOODS.

    Sir.—An crroncous impression that Red Cross work must cases for a time seems to have been created by a report that appeared in the metropolitan Press of 23rd ...

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  12. HIGH WAGES ADVOCATED

    Mr W. M'Neilage, Spotswood, glass bottle maker is not a believer in low wages, "For God's sake Day a man £50 a week if he earns it!" was the advice he gave at ...

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  13. POLICE ASSOCIATION

    The formation of the Victorian Police Association has been received with enthusiasm throughout the Force. In addition to the sub-officers and men, a ...

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  14. INDUSTRIAL MATTERS

    At the result of a complaint by the Hotel Caterers and Restaurant Employees' Union the Hospital Board has conceded the 48 hours' working week to ...

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  15. SALE OF WHEAT SCRIP

    Information has reached the Prime Minister that a certain American firm which has its branches in Australia is endeavoring to secure the wheat scrip of farmers ...

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  16. CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES

    To-night a motor-car containing Sergt D. Crawford and Ptes W. J. King and John P. Whybrow—the lather a discharged man—was being driven along ...

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  17. NEWSPAPERS ABOLISH RETURNS

    On account of the paper shortage, the four daily newspaper of Sydney announce the abolition of the system of "returns" from lost July. ...

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  18. SYNDICATION OF BUSINESS

    Mr Joseph Cook, Minister for the Navy, speaking at a meeting to-night, said that [?] the course of the next financial year £7,000,000 or £8,000,000 additional will ...

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  19. PINES TO PLANT.

    Sir,—The planting season is now at hand, and I have been asked what kind of pines I would advise to be planted. This question has been submitted to me ...

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  20. RAILWAYMEN'S WAGES

    To-day the Railway Classification Board further examined Mr F. Hyett, secretary of the Victorian Railways' Union on the subject of the basic wage in the Railway ...

    Article : 125 words
  21. CRUSHED BETWEEN BUFFERS.

    While working at the wharf to-day Frank O'Connell met a serious accident. A gang of men were engaged loading wheat at the timber crane when ...

    Article : 71 words
  22. MEDICAL STUDENT'S DEATH.

    Sydney Roy Cecil Stanley Buff. aged 25. a medical student residing at Bundaberg. Queensland who as discharged from the Expeditionary Force to ...

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  23. PORT PHILLIP

    In Hobson's Bay the Melbourne Harbor Trust is responsible for channel dredging the Public Works Department's activities consisting of the maintenance of what is ...

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  24. WORK OF THE Y.M.C.A.

    The Red Triangle Day Fund of the Young Men's Christian Association now stands at £26,000. Lt-Gen Sir William R. Birwood, in a ...

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  25. THE ROLL OF HONOR

    Mrs M'Donals, of 68 Nicholson street, Ballarat East, has received official notification through Rev. J. Snell, that her son, L-Sergt D. H. M'Donald, of the 21st ...

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  26. COKE SUPPLIES

    Sydney is threatened with a coke famine. Coke for household purposes scare, owing to the ferry companies buying the whole output to create a fuel ...

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  27. CORPORAL M'CALLUM.

    Mr M'Callum, of 87Bridge street has M'Callum, 8th Battalion, has been reported wounded (second occasion). Cpl ...

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  28. AMUSEMENTS

    The biweekly change will be made at Her Majesty's Theatre to-night, when Mr George Coates will present an exceptionally strong programme. Clara ...

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  29. LANCE-CORPORAL BOAK.

    Mrs A. Boak, of Yendon, has received information that her son, L-Cpl A. J. Boak of 24th Battalion, has been wounded. L-Cpl Boak was wounded on a ...

    Article : 35 words
  30. CLOSER SETTLEMENT

    Mr M'Kenzie, Minister of Water Supply Mr Hutchinson. Minister for Lands and members of the Water Commission nod the Closer Settlement Board held a ...

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  31. LANCE-CORPORAL G. MALCOLM.

    Information has been conveyed to Mr G. Malcolm, of Ascot street north. that his on, L-Cpl G. Malcolm, of the 6th Machine Gun Company, late 22nd ...

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  32. PRIVATE JOHN BELL.

    Our Rocky lead correspondent writes: —The sad news has been received here, that Pte John Bell was killed in action en the 13th May. The deceased enlisted ...

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  33. "EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW."

    The sex problem picture, "Every Woman Should Know," will be shown at the Alfred Hall tonight and two following nights. It is a William Fox ...

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  34. THE COLISEUM.

    There was a splendid house at the Coliseum last night. To-night's leading feature will be a Pathe star drama. "Mary Lawson's Secret," featuring Charlotte ...

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  35. PRIVATE A. J. HILL.

    Mrs Hill, of 801 Darling street, has been notified by the Defence Department that her son, Pte4 A. J. Hill, of the 58th Battalion, who was wounded on the 19th ...

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  36. EXCURSION TO MELBOURNE.

    Tickets for to-morrow's City Schools [?]ap excursion to Melbourne may be purchased up till 6 p.m. to-day at Simpson's book arcade, Lithe, Company, and ...

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  37. PRIVATE E. MORRISON.

    Mrs E. Morrison, of 172 Humffray street was yesterday advised by the Defence Department that her husband, Pte E. Morrison, of the 8th Battalion, has ...

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  38. PRIVATE E. R. STONE.

    Mr and Mrs W. H. Stone, Railway Reserve, Ballarat East, have been notified by the Base Records Office that their son, Pte E. R. Stone, has been wounded in ...

    Article : 63 words
  39. PRIVATE T. JUDD.

    Mrs T. Judd, 605 Urquhart street, has received information from the Defence Department that her husband, Pte T. Judd (2nd Field Ambulance), who left Ballarat ...

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  40. PRIVATE SAMUEL BOOTH.

    Mrs Booth, St. Leonards, Scallan street, stawell, has received information that her son, Pte Samuel Booth, was wounded on 12th May. ...

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  41. CASTLEMAINE CASUALTIES.

    Pte D. L. C. Freeman, son of Cr A. D. Freeman, was killed on the 3rd inst. Information to this effect was received on Tuesday night At the meeting of the ...

    Article : 130 words
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