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  • Latest War News. (PER REUTER'S SPECIAL CABLES.) ALLIES MAKE ADVANCE. GERMANY LOSES 20,000 A DAY. HUNGARY ASKS FOR REINFORCEMENTS. CAPITAL OF SERVIA TRANSFERRED. KING DECORATED OFFICERS AND MEN.

    A communique reports:—"We destroyed a small German fort, and were successful in a heavy artillery duel in Champaigne district. ... [Article] (127 words)
  • HUNGARY COMPLAINS. REQUESTS GERMAN ASSISTANCE. Petrograd, Sunday.

    Complaints have been made that the Hungarian Plains have been largely left open to the attack by the Russians. Hungary has officially ... [Article] (72 words)
  • TURKEY MAKES THREATS. DEMANDS RELEASE OF EMISSARIES. Constantinople, Sunday.

    Sir Edwin Pears has been arrested, and his offices searched. Talaat Bey, the Minister for the Interior, threatens that noless two ... [Article] (54 words)
  • CONDITIONS IN BELGIUM. THE HORRORS EXPLAINED. London, Sunday.

    Mr. Watters, representing the American Christian World, has returned here from a tour of Belgium. He states that he saw over 2000 poorly clad ... [Article] (135 words)
  • FOREIGNERS BEING EXPELLED.

    Private letters received from Germany state that foreigners have been expelled from the eastern baoks of the Rhine, which are being prepared with ... [Article] (29 words)
  • GERMANS' WANTON DESTRUCTIVENESS.

    An eye-witness with the British head-quarters staff confirms the wantonness and vindictiveness of the bombardment of the Clothhall Cathedral, at Ypres, ... [Article] (55 words)
  • SERVIA'S CAPITAL REMOVED. TRANSFER TO MITROVATZA. Nish, Sunday.

    The Servian capital has been transferred to Mitrovatza. ... [Article] (17 words)
  • GERMANY'S CONCERTED PLAN. Amsterdam, Sunday.

    It has been officially stated at Berlin that "We evacuated Vermelles, in accordance with our concerted plan Further retention would entail ... [Article] (41 words)
  • GERMANY'S LOSSES. ESTIMATED 20,000 A DAY.

    According to Copenhagen advices, German official returns show that the German and Austrian casualties for four months have averaged 20,000 a ... [Article] (38 words)
  • INDIANS SINGLED OUT FOR ATTACK.

    "Eye-witness," with the, British headquarters staff, in his narrative, states that the Germans have lately pressed heavily against our Indian ... [Article] (83 words)
  • INHUMAN MONSTERS. BABY PINNED WITH SWORD.

    Evidence of the inhuman methods adopted by the Germans is supplied in a statement made by Corporal Minns, of the First Queen's Regiment, who, ... [Article] (113 words)
  • LORD KITCHENER. INACCURATE INTERVIEWER.

    The Secretary of State for War (Lord Kitchener) denies the accuracy of the language attributed to him by the well-known American journalist ... [Article] (61 words)
  • REBEL DE WET LODGED IN FORT. PROPERTY OF REBELS SEIZED.

    The captured rebel leader, Christian de Wet, and eleven of his followers, have been lodged in Johannesburg fort. Hostile demonstrations against ... [Article] (83 words)
  • ADDITIONS TO BRITISH FLEET. CHILIAN BATTLESHIP PURCHASED.

    The Navy List for December shows that the battleship Canada and the cruisers Cambrian and Wallaroo have been added to the British fleet. ... [Article] (73 words)
  • FIGHTING IN TURKISH ARMENIA.

    A Petrograd official message states that the Russians have captured Sarah Kashkal, in Turkish Armenia, alter a desperate resistance by the Turks, who ... [Article] (39 words)
  • BATTLE OF YPRES. KAISER WITNESSES FAILURE.

    "The battle of Ypres cost the enemy 120,000 men. Never has an attack been so carefully prepared and so furiously delivered, and suffered such a complete ... [Article] (144 words)
  • KING GEORGE AT FRONT. DECORATES OFFICERS AND MEN.

    King George, during his visit to the front, reviewed the troops in various French towns. The streets were decorated with flags and thronged with ... [Article] (148 words)
  • CONCERTED MOVEMENT. ALLIES' PROBABLE ACTION.

    Germans are continuously varying their strategy in Poland, and the Russians are designing ingenious counter- plots. ... [Article] (125 words)
  • SEVEN SHIPS SEIZED. ENEMY ACTIVE IN BALTIC.

    Seven neutral ships, laden with wool for Dutch ports, have been seized by German warships in the Baltic Sea. ... [Article] (26 words)
  • PROTECTING PORT SAID. DESERT INUNDATED.

    British aeroplanes are constantly patrolling the Sinai Peninsula, but there is no sign of the enemy. The hostile camps have been broken up, and the ... [Article] (97 words)
  • PEER'S HEIR MISSING.

    Lieutenant Gerard F. Freeman-Thomas, of the Coldstream Guards, the eldest son of Lord Willingdon. Governor of Bombay, and a grandson of ... [Article] (71 words)
  • MANY JEWS JOIN ARMY.

    "Jewry has contributed 5000 men to the army, and the Reverend Michael Adler is going to the front. This is the first time in history that a Jewish ... [Article] (41 words)
  • THE EMDEN'S OBJECTIVE. WHEREABOUTS WHEN DESTROYED. NEAR AUSTRALIAN TROOPSHIPS.

    In the Senate the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) in summarising the Budget proposals, referred to the fact that as a result of the work done ... [Article] (193 words)
  • Belgian Funds.

    The following donations have been collected by Mrs. Cameron and Mr. L. Gillies:—Thomas Young. £5 5s; William Sack, £2 2s; F. J. Millar, £2 2s; David ... [Article] (454 words)
  • Wheat Position. QUESTION OF IMPORTS.

    Patent reasons (says the Argus) are available to show that the duty on wheat should be given the immediate consideration of the Minister for ... [Article] (228 words)
  • QUEENSLAND LEGISLATION. ORDERS RESCINDED.

    A proclamation published in the Government Gazette on Saturday stated that all orders previously made regarding retail prices for the southern ... [Article] (127 words)
  • Latest News. DAIRYMAN HEAVILY FINED. Melbourne, Monday.

    A Newbold, an Abbotsford dairyman, who had two previous convictions against him, was fined i£15 to-day for ... [Article] (35 words)
  • TARIFF AFFECTS COUNTER LUNCHES.

    It is believed in leading hotel circles that the counter lunches will be abolished as a result of the increased tariff charges on liquor. ... [Article] (29 words)
  • RAILWAY SECRETARY DIES.

    Mr. Robert George Kent, formerly the secretary of the Victorian Railways, died to-day, after a long illness. ... [Article] (21 words)
  • THE PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

    The Lord Mayor's Patriotic Fund now stands at £148,864; the Belgium Fund £28,683. ... [Article] (16 words)
  • REDUCING MEN'S WAGES.

    Owing to the great effect of the war on the copper market, the proprietary of the Hampden Copper Mines proposes to reduce, on certain conditions, the ... [Article] (54 words)
  • A STREET DISTURBANCE.

    As the result of a street disturbance in the city on Saturday night, in which soldiers figured prominently, two members of the Expeditionary Force and ... [Article] (47 words)
  • Obituary.

    The death is reported of Mrs. Elizabeth Morley, one of the oldest inhabitants of Amphitheatre, aged 97 years. The death occurred at Hamilton of ... [Article] (240 words)
  • Late Mr. James Carroll SHIRE PRESIDENT'S TRIBUTE.

    When the Wimmera Shire Council met on Friday last, the president (Cr. Mills) intimated to his fellow councilors that they had met that day under ... [Article] (469 words)
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  • Sporting Items. THE TURF.

    At the conclusion of the coming racing season in March improvements, consisting of a new grandstand, renovation of other buildings, laying on ... [Article] (60 words)
  • AMATEUR TURF CLUB MEETING.

    An interesting programme of races has been drawn up by the committee of the Horsham Amateur Club for their annual races to be held on Saturday, ... [Article] (342 words)
  • MENTONE RACES.

    The Mentone Club held a meeting on Saturday, with the following results:— First Division Handicap.—King Murillo, 6.11 (R. N. Smart), 1; Eurohin, ... [Article] (173 words)
  • JOCKEY KILLED.

    There was a serious accident at the first fence in the steeplechase at the Mentone races, with the result that B. .J. Casey, the rider of Poomah, died ... [Article] (103 words)
  • LAWN TENNIS.

    Murtoa paid a visit to the Horsham courts last Saturday to try conclusions with the local players. The day was rather windy, but still the match ... [Article] (201 words)
  • CRICKET.

    A meeting of cricketers, including the old members of the Jalumba Club, is convened, to be held in the Carchap Hall on Friday night. A club has been ... [Article] (128 words)
  • BOXING. MEHEGAN V. VOLAIRE. HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION.

    According to the official timekeeper, the duration of the contest between Hughie Mehegan and Eugene Volairo at Baker's Stadium on Saturday night ... [Article] (235 words)
  • BOWLING

    The second pennant match will be played between Rods and Blues tomorrow. The following are teams—Blues: Houston, Potrie, Heron and Heald; Glenister (J.), Donovan, ... [Article] (142 words)
  • THE GUN.

    Sweepstakes at sparrows will be shot off on the Horsham show grounds tomorrow afternoon, under the auspices of the Horsham Gun Club. ... [Article] (44 words)
  • Social.

    A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Aidan's Church of England, Natimuk, on Thursday, when the Rev. Thos. Cole performed the ... [Article] (397 words)
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