AUSTRALIA.
WAKING UP. RECRUITING RALLY IN SYDNEY. Received Oct. 12, 12.46 a.m. Sydney, Oct. 11. Tl\e new recruiting campaign lias opened, Bands paraded the streets and a big meeting in the Town Hall was addressed by the Governor-General and Federal and State leaders.
Tiio speakers stressed the gravity of the Balkan developments, Mr. Hughes declared t'hat if the Germans reached Constantinople first it meant a serious menace to Australia. If tile Australians pet there first it was the beginning of the ent|| of the war. Mr. Cook declared that allowing for casualties, medical, and other services, there were not moje than forty thousand Australian fighters at the Dardanelles. The meeting resulted iu a good number of recruits.
FURTHER CASUALTIES. —| -NINETEENTH LIST. Heceived Oct. 12, 12.5 a.m. Sydney, Oct. 11. Killed in action. —Two officers and six men. Died of, Wounds. —Six. Died of Illness.—Five. Wounded. -Seven oilieers and 147 men, includii/g Private 01. Eraser (second occasion), Privates J. J. Navlor, (!. JS. llobson, W, JS. Bradley! ill.—Sixteen officers and 100 men, ■including Private 11. Blackmail, in hospital ut London. Minsiitg.—Six, including Private C. 0. Strachev. Progress Report.—Wounded: Privates I). Fryer and K. M. Jours have embarked for England; Corporal L. \V. Cozens, Privates (!, L. Kiddeil and C. 1!. Duke are in hospital at London, and Sergeant C. Hudson is in hosp'tal at Bombay. DISSEJASJON OF RECRUITS. Sydney, Out. 11. A man was lined £lO at Liverpool for attempting to dissuade s recruit from going to t-lie war. roo:; IIECRU'TINC. Perth, Oct. 11. Boeruitiiig b declining. The week's total is 1(S. There are two eases of meningitis, one iu tho military camu. REFLOATING THE EMOEN. Sydney, Oct, 11. The Naval Department has decided to undertake the reflotation of the Emdent, and is dispatching u gunboat '.'(inippod for the purpose. r -?.AINMVRECI«NG, i Sydney. Cor. 71. Two v!e;v,i'jns, Thomas Daniel Weir and Francis lid ward Stalhut. have lieen sentenced to three years for attempting to v:reek the mail train nt Jfarrarby by piaiiag an iron fishplate on the rail*. I
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