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  2. AUSTRALIA.

    There is still a shortage of doctors for service with the Australian Expeditionary Forces, and this becomes more marked as additional reinforceme[?]s ...

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  3. WAR IN THE AIR.

    The official communique issued in Paris last night states that as a reprisal for the bombardment of open towns in England and France, a squadron of ...

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  4. BULGARIA'S ATTITUDE

    Bulgaria's real intentions, so far as we know, are enveloped in mystery. She is mobilising liol army, and has despatched 100,000 men to a quarter not disclosed. Then the mystifying information is given that she has signed a convention with Turkey dealing with the conditions of her armed neutrality. Recently the Bulgarian Premier gave the assurance that he would never take up arms against Russia. Bulgaria's difficulty probably arises from the ...

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  5. THE ANGLO-FRENCH LOAN IN AMERICA.

    R[?]uter's correspondent at New York states that the conference of American bankers and members of the AngloFrench Commission decided yesterday ...

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  6. DESTRUCTION OF GREEK STEAMER.

    The steamer Tuscania arrived a[?] New York to-day with 40[?] survivors of the Greek liner Athinia, which had caught fire in mid-Atlantic, and was ...

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  7. AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS.

    The excellent hospital arrangements which Australia has already made are to be supplemented shortly by the commissioning of two hospital ships. ...

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  8. COST OF THE WAR TO FRANCE.

    The French Budget Commission reports that the cost of the war to France up to the present has been £1,200,000,000, and that the expenditure now is ...

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  9. GERMANS CLAIM SUCCESS.

    A German communique says that in a battle in the air a German airman yesterday shot down an English aeroplane east of Neuville. The pilot was killed, ...

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  10. THE SINEWS OF WAR.

    Telegrams from Berlin state that the third German war lion closed with unsatisfactory results. It was only just covered, and German financiers are ...

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  11. AUSTRALIAN IN SERBIA.

    Colonel Ahear[?]e, the Queensland doctor who recently visited the hospitals in Serbia, and wrote a graphic account of the condition of the sick and ...

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  12. EFFECTIVE FRENCH ATTACK

    The official communique issued in Paris this afternoon states:- Yesterday eight French aviators effectively bombarded the railway ...

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  13. TASMANIA.

    Private William P. Duggan, mentioned in "The Mercury" as being ill and having disembarked at Malta, is a son of the late Mr. Jeremiah Duggan, of ...

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  14. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    The Swedish steamer Aera, with 12,000 tons of corn and 250 tons of oil on board, which was bound from Gothenburg ostensibly for Stockholm, has ...

    Article : 59 words
  15. THE CENSORSHIP.

    In the House of Commons last night Sir A. B. Markham, the Liberal me[?]ber for Mansfield, criticised the censoring of news of German origin, which ...

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  16. THE EASTERN FRONT.

    Along the northern part of the front, between the Dwina and the Niemen, the Russians are now taking the offensive at some points Last night's ...

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  17. THE SERBIAN FRONT.

    A Serbian communique issued in Nish to-day states:—"The enemy on Sunday violently bombarded our front. Eight hundred shells were dropped on our ...

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  18. NAVAL OPERATIONS.

    It is related that when the German cruisers, Scharnhorst and Gn[?]isena[?], which were afterwards destroyed by the British in the Falkland ...

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  19. CALLED TO THE COLOURS.

    The Bulgarian in Lega[?]on at Berlin announces that a general mobilisation of the army was ordered yesterday. All Bulgarians of military age in Germany have ...

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  20. CONSCRIPTION.

    Mr. G. N. Ba[?]nes, the Labour member for the Blackfriars division of Glasgow, in an interview to-day, stated that if under voluntary enlistment Great ...

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  21. RECRUITING.

    On Monday, 39 men entered the Claremont camp. This number was an increase of one over the figures for the previous Monday. The figure[?] for ...

    Article : 309 words
  22. "THE MAILED FIST."

    German newspapers are boasting that Serbia will feel the forc[?] of the mailed fist, as the G[?]rmans will accomplish what the Austrian army has been ...

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  23. BULGARIAN PREPARATIONS.

    Copenhagen and Vienna messages slate that Dr. Radoslavoff, the premier, addressing the Bulgarian Cabinet, declared that Bulgaria cannot ...

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  24. VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

    Mr. Marks, the well-known Sydney yachtsman, who is now engaged in patrol duty in the North Sea, expresses the opinion that an opening exists for a ...

    Article : 70 words
  25. NOVO-GEORGIEVSK.

    The newspaper the "Russkoe Slovo" has just published the [?]rs detailed account of the capture of Novo-Georgievsk. It says:—"The Germans ...

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  26. THE GERMAN STATEMENT.

    To-day's Berlin communique says:- [?]The Russians have attacked General Von Hindenburg's forces on the Dwina to the south-east of Lennewarden, and ...

    Article : 111 words
  27. DOMINIONS AND HOME CABINET.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon[?] Sir J. B. Lonsdale, the Unionist member for Mid-Armagh, asked whether the Government intended taking the ...

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  28. EXCITEMENT IN GREECE.

    The news of the mobilisation of the Bulgarian army has caused considerable excitement in Greece. King Constantine has conferred with M. Venizelos, ...

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  29. SUBMARINE WARFARE.

    The Danish steamer Thorvaldsen, 105 tons, was torpedoed and sunk yesterday by a German submarine, and the Dutch steamer Koningen Emma, 17[?] ...

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  30. WELCOME TO RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    Our Mathinna correspondent writes: —"Private F. H. Williams, son of Mr. A. J. Williams, returned from the war on Friday last on sick leave, and was ...

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  31. PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    The Premier (Hon. John Earle) crosse[?] from Burni[?] to Melbourne to-morrow night by the [?].s. Oonah, in order to attend the adjourned meeting of the ...

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  32. BRITAIN AND THE DOMINIONS.

    An article in the "Berliner post" declares that the English are vainly trying to persuade their colonies to make "greater sacrifices." ...

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  33. THE RETREAT FROM VILNA

    The retreat from Vilna was one of the most brilliant exploits of the war. The Germans had almost surrounded the city, and then they threw off huge ...

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  34. THE TURKISH WAR.

    The Turks claim that they destroyed two of the Allies' guns at An Burnu on Sunday last. The Germans are marching the same ...

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  35. CARGO OF SPELTER.

    The case was resumed to-day before the Prize Court, in which the Crown claims the condemnation of 6,710 tons of spelter on board the steamer Bilbster, ...

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  36. THE BRITISH BUDGET

    The British Budget has produced an enormous effect in political and business circles in France. The public are struck with its simplicity, and the absence of ...

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  37. DRINK AND T[?]E WAR.

    The Liquor Traffic Control Board has decided to schedule Greater London, which comprises the City and Metropolitan Police Districts, and embraces ...

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  38. TURKEY'S MUNITION SUPPLIES.

    Hundreds of Germans are employed in the manufacture of munitions at Constantinople. ...

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  39. NIEMEN-PRIPET LINE

    To-day's Berlin communique says:- "Prince Leopold of Bavaria has stormed the positions on the western bank of the Mystchanka River, on both sides of the ...

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  40. THE NEW DUTIES.

    A Treasury statement issued to-day in connection with the new duties estimates that a year's duty on hats will produce £80,000. on watches £180,000[?] ...

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  41. ATTACKS ON TURKISH TRANSPORTS.

    The Greek newspaper "Messager d'Athenes gives details of the destruction caused by the Allies' submarines in the Sea of Marmora last month. It ...

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  42. THE FEEDING OF THE ARMY.

    Mr. H. W. Forster, the Financial Secretary to the War Office, replying in the House of Commons yesterday to criticisms, admitted that waste existed ...

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  43. THE BALKAN STATES.

    It is officially stated in London that a general mobilisation of the Bulgarian army [?]as been ordered for to-day. The Bulgarian Minister in London ...

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  44. PRICE OF SUGAR.

    In the Criminal Court to-day Achalen Woolicroft Palfreyman, managing director of the Australian Jam Company, was presented on a charge of having ...

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  45. MARKETS AND MONEY

    Replying to questions in the House of Commons this afternoon as to the increase in the price of foodstuffs, Mr. W. Runciman, the President of the ...

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  46. PRIPET-DNIESTER LINE

    Further Russian successes on the line between the Pripet and the Dniester are thus described in to-day's communique: We drove the Austro-Germans out ...

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  47. BRITAIN AND GERMANY.

    Mr. Lan Malcolm, the Unionist member for Croydon in the House of Commons, and formerly attache at the British Embassy in Berlin, has ...

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  48. EFFECTING RETRENCHMENT.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon Mr. Lewis Harcourt, the First Commissioner of Works, stated that the Government was effecting economies at ...

    Article : 93 words
  49. THE MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS.

    The Press Bureau states that a French offici[?]l communication confirms the reports that the Turks are taking advantage of their opportunity to ...

    Article : 94 words
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