BRITISH LINE PUSHED FORWARD. ' i. » GROUND REGAINED AT DELVILLE AND LONGUEVAL ■ » IMPORTANT RAID NEAR ARMENTIERES. i - - FIERCE ENEMY AITACES OX OUR NEW POSITIONS. FRENSH INFANTRY ATTACK GERMAN POSITIONS. ENEMY TRENCHES TAKEN, AND FRENCH LINE ADVANCED EASTWARDS. FRENCH PROGRESS IX VERDUN REGION. RUSSIAN CAVALRY ACROSS THE CARPATHIANS. THREATEN GENERAL PFLANZERS COMMUNICATIONS. IMPORTANT JUNCTION SEIZED IN ASIA MINOR.
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(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, July 21. The Hohse of Lords passed the Finanoe* Bill. ■Mr Asquith ask for £300,000,000, credit note next week. Mr Fenwick Hanison, the shipowner, who is, the purchaser of the Kitchener letter/ has given. £50,000 to the Kitchener Memorial Fund. Sir Douglas ' Mawson 3 the Antarctic explorer, has been gazetted as Embarkation Staff Officer "carrying a captajney. He is stationed at Liverpool.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14050, 21 July 1916, Page 3
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