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  4. THE EUROPEAN WAR GIGANTIC BATTLE ON WEST FRONT.

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  6. RED CROSS SOCIETY.

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  7. BRITISH SHIPPING.

    The Admiralty announces the arrivals for the week were 2747, and the sailings 2776. Eighteen vess[?] over and three under 1600 tons were ...

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  8. MODERN DUELLING.

    Major Archer Shee rejected Mr Bil[?]ng's conditions for the proposed single stick fight and returned to France to the command of his ...

    Article : 70 words
  9. THE GERMAN FUTURE.

    At the commencement of the fourth year of the war the German new[?] papers are anxiously dis[?]ssing the future. The "K[?]he Zeitung" ...

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  10. MUNITION EXPLOSION.

    The Press Bureau states an explosion causing considerable damage, occurred in a munitions factory yesberday is South Wales, killing six and ...

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  11. EMDE[?] TROPHY FOR SYDNEY.

    The Lord Mayor has received the following letter from Captain Glossop, C.B., late of H.M.A.S. Sydney:—"On behalf of the Minister for the ...

    Article : 147 words
  12. RUSSIAN FIGHTING.

    A wireless Russian official message states: We attacked and carried an enemy position in the region of Grilmalov in the direction of Tromb[?] ...

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  13. THE KAISER'S PROCLAMATION.

    The Kaise[?] in a proclamation calls on the people and the army to continue until gaining a saitsfactory [?] clusion. The enemy shall never ...

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  14. ROLL OF HONOR

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  15. AN AUSTRIAN SUGGESTION.

    A semi-official Vienna message states that Count Czernin is pleased with Lord Robert C[?]ff's statement, which is interpreted as meaning that ...

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  16. A RUSSIAN DENIAL.

    The Amba[?]der deni[?] tha[?] Russians destroyed Sta[?] and Tarnopol. An army of Austri[?] police invaded ...

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  17. BERLIN'S INTERPRETATION.

    A Berlin message states:—Count C[?]ernin's manoeu[?] are intended to suggest Britain and Prance are willing to conclude peace without ...

    Article : 73 words
  18. FRENCH SATISFACTION.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" Paris co[?] respondent says:—Frenchmen are delighted with the French parti[?] tion in Sir Douglas Haig's [?] ...

    Article : 61 words
  19. THE BALKANS.

    Gre[?] diplomatists from So[?] and Constantinople have returned and report the condition of Greeks in both countries as lamentable. Those in ...

    Article : 60 words
  20. MAXIMALISTS.

    It is reported a considerable number of Maxima[?]ists have fied to Finland. ...

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  21. THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES.

    There is only a small force of Australians engaged in the present offensive on one of the flanks. ...

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  22. THE PARIS CONFERENCE.

    The Empire Producers' Association has resolved the Government must, and without delay, give effect the resolution of the Paris Conference of ...

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  23. THE ENEMY'S ALARM.

    Mr. Gibb[?] reports the British me[?] [?] alarmed the enemy, who [?] [?]shing up his reserves in [?] always over shell swept roads. ...

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  24. MR. HENDERSON AND PEACE.

    Speaking at the Parliamentary Committee welcome to the Socialist delegates, Mr Henderson said:—"Britain will never deal with a ...

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  25. THE GERMAN REPORT.

    A wirelass German official message states:—With masses such as never before were used in the war period, the English, with the French in their ...

    Article : 189 words
  26. HENDERSON AND MACDONALD.

    In the House of Commons, Viscount Ducannon obtained leave to move an adjournment of the House of Commons until to-night to draw attention ...

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  27. GERMAN HEADQUARTERS RE[?]VED.

    The Germans are moving their headquarters esstwards, probably [?] far as Brussels. ...

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  29. UNHAPPY POLAND.

    Serious trouble is expected in Poland, in Warsaw and other cities. Plots against the Austro-German armies have been discovered, one of ...

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  30. THE MOOLTAN.

    Postal officials advise that the par[?] which closed at Brisbane on June, [?] and letters and papers that left on June 11 were on board the Moo[?]tan ...

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  31. SOLDIERS' PAY.

    The General Federation of Trades Unions and members of the House of Lords and Commons met at the House of Commons to discuss the proposal ...

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  32. THE WASTAGE OF HORSES.

    Mr. McPherson stated a Quarter of a million horses and mules had died in various theatres of the war, being 16 per cent annually. Commercial ...

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  33. ALLIED CONFERENCE.

    A cable from the Stockholm Conferencc states the English Laborites have changed their minds, and will take part in the Conference, which ...

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  34. SOLDIERS' VOTE.

    Whether facilities are available to enable soldiers to vote at the State general election han been the subject of frequent questions during the ...

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  35. BAD SHOOTING.

    A German aeroplane bombed the German prisoners camp at Amiens. ...

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  36. VICTORIA CROSSES.

    The following Australians and New Zealanders have been awarded the V.C.:—AUSTRALIANS. ...

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  37. THE ANXIOUS KAISER.

    Berlin reports state as the result of the Western offensive the Kaiser, Hindenburg and Ludendorg have returned from Galicia. ...

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  38. THE WESTERN OFFENSIVE.

    Mr Philip Gi[?]s continuing [?] story says: "So the hours of the night crept by, enormously long [?] men awaiting the call to rise and go. ...

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  39. AUSTRALIA COMPLIMENTED.

    Mr Longhead declared in the Senate that with only half of Canada's papulation, Australia could send as many men ove[?] as Canada. ...

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