War News Across Europe Reports and Political Moves
The British repelled a raid near Arleux while Belgian and French fronts faced renewed artillery duels. Reports mention German attempts east of Moiny Farm and near Bovelle failing, and France notes intensified hostilities along the Meuse. In Russia, Kerensky forms a new cabinet and grants Kornilof power to restore army discipline as the Duma regains influence. German officials warn of a planned battle, while Roumanian attacks and Austro German advances are described around Cuernowitz and Kimpeling. Harvest concerns in Germany surface, and a Stockholm conference is set for September 6.
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Teas
Arleux
Hollebeke
Westhook
Moiny Farm
Bovelle
Champagne
Meuse
Ypres
Monin Road
Lys
M. Koronsky
Ruaelan
M. Kerensky
Duma
Bourse “Gazette
Kornilof
Ruseln
Cxorgowite
Toperovee
Roconrse
Souleward
Adda
Germany
Stockholm
Latest Cables from the Front Amid Gas Attacks and Submarine War
A British report notes Armentieres evacuated as German gas shells fall on civilians. An American firm paid 500 pounds to the master and crew of a second unarmed vessel for sinking a submarine. A Paris correspondent abroad reports new units massed and ready to strike if the Germans emerge. The British navy remains committed to a decisive future clash, foreseeing a final land battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Brith Flont
Timber Royalties Changes Approved After Millers Meeting
The Minister for Lands and Forests Mr W G Ashford approved modifications to forestry regulations delaying new timber royalty increases until 1918. Key changes include reduced inspection charges, lower royalty rates for softwood and hardwood, an all round flat rate for sleepers, higher log timber limits for Weldonder licenses, extended welding depot periods, and inclusion of turpentine blue gum and brush box in sleeper schedules.
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W. G. Ashford
Baw Millera
Forestry Commissioners
Forestry Act Regulations Print Warn Landholders of New Rules
Regulations under the Forestry Act published in the Government Gazette outline major changes affecting timber trades and royalty scales. The rules, printed in boot form at the Government Printing Office Sydney, prohibit fires in state forests without clearance, ban hunting without permits, and impose penalties up to 10 pounds. Rules run September to March and prohibit carrying matches or phosphorus in that period on state forests.
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Sydney
Capef
Ines Co
Escepi
Kempsey
Victoria Theatre
Moesara
Allen, Allen
Hemasle
Castlereigh-st. Sydary Richardson and Wrench, Limited
Pitt
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Armentieros
Cape
Stump
Allen Taylor & CO
Bullahdolah
Alpbert Atkins
Setharma
Atkins
Atkinai
School OF Arts
Thin Ie
J. B. Biggins
EFE. Collinge
State Forests
B. J. Brown
Crook
Carter
Gloucester
PF. Willanot Modalbersi
Tero
Watson
Noble Pocltny Stationners
Dooce Brothers
Verge
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
Ledge and Others
Fermanent Trustee Company of New South Wales Ltd
Macleay
Tattersall's
Btramer
Smith Street
Post and Telegraph Office
K.S.W
Commercial Bank
4.B.C. Bank
Permanent Trustee Co. of
N.S. W. Ltd
O'Connell Street
Glenagie
Muln Road
Kempsey Pusat
Alo Christmas
ATER
Macleay River
Christmas Creek
Nick Dairy Pastore
Summer Island
Gladetone
Jerseyville
Bolmoroiver
Tattersall’s Hotel
Ite Clay
Co. W. Byrne
Church Street
Boustead Bros
Cycle& Gun Works
Speedwell Cycleanit Motors
Harley Davidson Motor Cycles
Side
Mascot Bicycles
Harvey Frost
BUICE
Kewl
Taft
Repute
Glouester
E. Burne
Clarrie Burne
W. Byrne
Park Street
Toc
Hariington & Richardson
Stevens
Oaums
Dyfz Arms CO
E.P. Capper
Sons
West Maitland
McIntyre & Hyland
Boot and Shoe Store
Undrch Street
Breweor’s
Men & Boys
Brewers
the Commercial
William E. K. Foster
Prop
Royal Hotel
GaLovud
William Foster
Jim Grimshaw
LIQUO
THUE
Hill, Clark & CO
Flemington
Eupcorta
the Reliance Watch
Umakeaper Prado
J. Hart
Hemelier and Importer
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