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Mr. Ward Price, writing from Salonica, says that after a postponement of two days through bad weather, the French and…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1916
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The British casualty lists during October aggregated 4366 officers and 101,340 men. The British army authorities…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →THE Queanbeyan Age. Friday, November 3, 1916. the War. To-Day's Cables. LONDON
Berlin admits that Fort Vaux has been evacuated. Better weather on the Italian front enabled the resumption of…
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Mr. F. H. Dowell, of this town, has received a cable from his son, Pte. Fred. Dowell, announcing his safe arrival in England…
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Private Vin. Irwin, son of Mr. M. Irwin, of this town, who is with the A.I.F. on Salisbury Plain, writing on Sept. 6, says he has…
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Previously acknowledged, £11 10s 8d. Donations: Mrs. Harris (Lascelles-st.), £1 1s; Mrs. Whitfield, senr. (sale of plants), 7s 9d;…
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A Berlin wireless message admits the evacuation of Fort Vaux. Dr. Dillon, writing from Home to the "Daily Telegraph," says:…
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General Haig, reporting yesterday afternoon, said that heavy rain had fallen on Friday night. There had been trench mortar…
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General Haig reports that during the night the enemy counter-attacked and regained a portion of the ground in the neighbourhood of…
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Japan is remarkable for this, that the ideals of the soldier, as embodied in the Bushido, are those of the whole nation. In the land of the…
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'In the Triumph Hall last 'night. there was a fine public gathering for the purpose of bidding farewell to a further batch of district soldiers…
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General Sir Douglas Haig, in his midnight report on Sunday, stated: We attacked at several points, and made some progress…
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Mr. Roy Howard, president of the New York United Press, has returned from England and Germany. He says there is no…
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The Arabia's passengers totalled 437, of whom 169 were women and children. Nearly all are Australians. Two engineers are…
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The Greek police, at the instauce of the Allies, arrested Kalamassiotiss who is suspected of supplying German submarines…
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The Roumanians have recaptured Harsova, a town on the Danube, in the Dobrudja, It is evident that the Russians have…
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General Haig in his noon report on Sunday says: Last night: we successfully released gas to the southward of Ypres…
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The Rev. Mr. Hirst presided, over a meeting of the above held at the Shire Council Chambers last night. After the transaction of some routine business it…
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A Servian communique states:— We broke counter-attacks against Chuke and continued our victorious advance northward, pursuing the…
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Eleven ships were sunk by marines in European waters during the week-end, A number of them were large steamers…
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