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LATEST WAR NEWS
Further details have come to hand regarding the threefold attack by the Germans on Wednesday. and Thursday. A force of German cavalry, with an infantry ...
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OBITUARY.
On Thursday afternoon the death occurred at her residence, Rosemont, Goulburn, of Mrs. Honorah Lawless, an old and respected resident of the district. The deceased was 80 years of ...
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THE WAR.
It is reported that the British squadron has cornered the German Far Eastern squadron. CHASE AFTER GERMAN CRUISER Halifax, August 13. ...
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AERIAL EXHIBITION.
Mr. Delfosse Badgery's exhibition of flying in Goulburn on Friday afternoon proved that he is an aviator of no mean standard. Despite most unfavourable weather conditions he pluckily ...
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Advertising
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THE UNFORTUNATE GERMAN SOLDIERS.
It is officially, stated that the War Office authorities interrogated German prisoners and found them ill-fed and their morale mediocre. None of them appeared to know why they had ...
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WOMEN'S WORK.
Sir.—It is a great pity that at the women's meeting some definite work was not gone on with immediately. Women were very anxious to begin, and if they had been told what to do ...
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UNITED STATES' NEUTRALITY.
Orders' have been issued calling the attention of the San Francisco newspapers to the fact that in sending newspaper interviewers aboard the German cruiser Leipsig who gave every ...
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THE LEGION OF HONOUR.
General Joffre has decorated Lieut. Bruyant with the Legion of Honour, Lieut. Bruyant at the head of seven dragoons charged thirty Uhlans, killing the officer and putting the ...
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GOLF.
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REMARKABLE RUMOURS.
The Sydney Herald says:—Rumours of an extraordinary character regarding the supposed operations of the British fleet in the North Sea have been persistently and widely circulated ...
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AIRSHIP OVER THE NORTH SEA.
A German airship has been sighted going east over the North Sea. ...
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PLUCKY GERMANS.
The chief event of Wednesday and Thursday was an audacious raid by tile cavalry of General von Emmich's right wing, that threatened Brussels and Louvain, which is about 16 miles ...
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INVASION OF BOSNIA.
The Servians have occupied nine' villages ia Bosnia. ...
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SEPTIC TANK PATENT.
In the High Court on Friday, before the Chief Justice (Sir Samuel Griffith), Mr. Justice Barton, Mr. Justice Isaacs, Mr. Justice Duffy, and Mr. Justice Rich, the reserved judgment of the ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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TRADE CONFIDENCE.
The Agent-General, Sir Timothy Coghlan, has forwarded the following cablegram to the State Government:—"Admiralty urge traders of all nations with great Britain should ...
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THE GOEBEN AND BRESLAU.
Advices from Constantinople state that the Goeben and Breslau are already flying the Ottoman flag. The German crews have landed. It is understood in London that no money has ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
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THE LIEGE FORTS.
The deadly accuracy of the fire from the Liege forts successively destroyed all the heavy siege artillery of the German, and the forts are still intact. ...
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GERMAN LINERS SEEK REFUGE.
A number of German liners, with five thousand passengers aboard, are taking refuge in Pernambuco. ...
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GOULBURN AND THE WAR.
There was no rush on the part of applicants to be medically examined at the Drill Hall this morning, and Major McMaster had a comparatively easy task. In, all, eight persons were ...
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Perhaps the most remarkable feature of the time of unexampled stress and uncertainty just prior to, and immediately following, the decision the British Government to join Russia, ...
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OUTRAGE ON RUSSIAN CONSUL.
It is reported that the Russian Consul General at Frahkfort was beaten and kicked and forced to uncover his head and bow before the statue of Germania. ...
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TWO AUSTRIAN REGIMENTS ANNIHILATED.
The "Daily Chronicle's" Milan correspondent states that a message has been received from Trieste which states that five thousand Cossacks annihilated two Austrian cavalry regiments from ...
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GREECE AND TURKEY PERTURBED.
Greece and Turkey are much disturbed over the sale of the cruisers Goeben and Breslau. It is expected Italy will demand an explanation as to their further use. ...
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HOW GERMANY IS BEING DOPED.
The wireless press of the Marconi new organisation is circulating messages wirelessly gathered from Germany, showing how Germany is being filled with stories of victories of the ...
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IN THE TIME OF WAR.
"That we, being armed with God's defence, may be preserved evermore from all perils to glorify Him, who is the only giver of all victory." Such were the lines printed on the ...
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MONTENEGRO AND ALBANIA.
Montenegro has officially denied any intention of occupying Monte Tarabosch or taking any offensive action against Albania. ...
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MORE FRENCH SUCCESSES.
The Press Bureau states that the French still hold Bouhomme and St. Marie Passes and have occupied the Sale Pass commanding the Bruhe Valley. Numerous German desertions have ...
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GENERAL HERTZOG'S APPEAL.
General Hertzog appeals to the Nationalists to sink party differences and stand united. ...
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RED CROSS SOCIETY.
Attention is drawn to the advertisement in this issue notifying that a gift tea and entertainment will be given at the Majestic Theatre on Friday afternoon next at 3 o'clock, when ...
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
The Russian Legation states that the concentration of the Russian forces on the Galician frontier has been completed, aid an offensive movement is imminent. ...
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PROHIBITING EXPORT.
The Government has submitted a bill restricting the export of wheat and flour. ...
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GERMAN LOSSES.
A mixed detachment of Belgians to-day surprised German cavalry regiments encamped between Namur and Eghezee and forced them eastwards. They captured numerous prisoners ...
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GERMANS SEEKING REFUGE.
It is officially stated that numerous German patrols have taken refuge in Switzerland. ...
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HOLLAND.—A FRENCH THREAT.
The Amsterdam correspondent of the Daily Chronicle states that Franco has sent an ultimatum to Holland to the effect that if Germans are allowed to take refuge in Holland ...
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MR. BADGERY ENTERTAINED.
At about half-past five the aviator was entertained at a reception in the Town Hall by the Mayor (Alderman Betts). Most of the aldermen were present. Others present included Mr. F.D. ...
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MORE GERMANS CAPTURED.
In the operations around Liege the Belgians have taken two thousand prisoners. As there is insufficient accommodation the Belgians have asked the French to take charge of the ...
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A BIG DONATION.
The firm of Rothschild Brothers has donated a million francs (£40,000) to the National Fund. ...
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CITY BAND SOCIAL AND DANCE.
The City Band social and dance was held on Friday night in the Mechanics' Hall, and was a splendid success in every way.. In the euchre tournament Miss Monthy won the first prize for ...
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GERMANS AND AUSTRIANS DETAINED.
There are 120 Germans and Austrians detained in Melbourne as prisoners of war. All others who failed to report themselves or are not naturalised will be similarly treated. ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
It was reported on the arrival of the British steamer Duncliffe at Trinidad, in ballast, that her wireless apparatus had been destroyed by a German cruiser, but the report has since ...
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AVIATION IN WAR TIME.
The "Patriote" announces that artillery fire brought down three German aeroplanes which were flying over Diest. Two aviators were killed, and a third terribly injured. ...
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HOCKEY.
Arcadians beat Gladiators by 2 goals to nil. The game was a very poor one, there being nothing spectacular. The only redeeming feature was the defence of the back division of the ...
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THE LATEST.
While engaged in shunting at Liverpool station yards this morning an engine left the rails, but the main traffic was not materially affected. ...
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GOULBURN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The local Chamber of Commerce received the wire on Friday night from the president of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce:—"Sydney Chamber issuing appeal subscriptions ...
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EMPIRE THEATRE.
There was deservedly a fine house at the Empire Theatre on Thursday evening when the notable production, " Antony and Cleopatra," was screened. It is the work of the Cines Co., ...
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TOWN HALL LIGHTING.
The work of laying on the electric light at the Town Hall has now been completed, and many expressions of approval were made by aldermen at the Council meeting on Thursday night. ...
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FATHER SHOOTS SON.
Perth, Saturday.—In the Criminal Court an elderly man, Frederick James Smith, was charged with the murder of his son, Frederick Elderton Smith, at Tennessee, in Denmark district, near ...
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CATHOLIC CLUB.
The usual meeting of the above was held on Wednesday night. There was a large attendance, and the President (Mr. W. E. Dwyer) presided. The business of the evening was a ...
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MAJESTIC THEATRE.
The attendance at the Majestic Theatre was as usual, most satisfactory on Thursday night. The programme was well varied, and up to a good standard. "The Stepmother" was a ...
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IN THE COMMONWEALTH.
The conference in Melbourne has made arrangements to cope with the situation arising out of the war. Federal and State works are to be maintained without interruption. It is ...
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THE TALENTED CHERNIAVSKYS.
This city will on Monday next be afforded the pleasure of hearing the world renowned brilliant young Russian musicians, Leo, Jan, and Mischel Cherniavsky, violinist, pianist, and cellist. The ...
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Family Notices
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EIGHT-HOUR COMMITTEE'S DONATION.
Sir,—Seeing that other centres in the State are inaugurating a fund to help our soldiers in the great national struggle at present in Europe my committee think that Goulburn should be up ...
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TO CONTRIBUTORS.
Contributors are notified that owing to the pressure of war news on our space some communications have had to be condensed and others omitted altogether. ...
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