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  • [?]ERDUN STRUGGLE RESULT AWAITED IN BALKANS GERMANY'S ARTILLERY RESOURCES [?]ENCH CONFIDENCE UNSHAKEN THE GERMAN FLEET REPORTED CRUISE IN THE NORTH SEA [?]SSIANS MAKE FURTHER PROGRESS (REUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.) THE VERDUN STRUGGLE [?]ENCH REGAIN LOST GROUND. [?]MAN ARTILLERY RESOURCES. [?]SSING FOR GENERAL ATTACK. LONDON, Thursday.

    [?] third phase of the battle opened [?] when a terrible artillery duel [?] west of the Mouse. Woods [?] and Forges brook ceased to ... [Article] (575 words)
  • [?]TH ROLL AMONGST LEADERS. [?]E GERMAN GENERALS KILLED.

    [?] claims that no fewer than five [?] generals have been killed in the [?] district, including General Pot[?] the commander of a division of ... [Article] (42 words)
  • [?]MERICAN VISITS VERDUN. [?]S DAMAGE THAN EXPECTED.

    [?] correspondent of the American Association Press has visited Verdum. He [?] that there has been less damage [?] than he anticipated. No buildings ... [Article] (73 words)
  • THE ZEPPELIN RAID 18 KILLED, 52 INJURED.

    [?] officially stated that the casualties [?] last air raid were:—Killed—Nine [?] four women, and five children; in[?]Twenty-two men, 22 women, and ... [Article] (25 words)
  • ZEPPELIN DAMAGED [?]ROPELLER FOUND IN KENT.

    [?] broken portion of a propeller from [?] the three Zeppelins which dropped [?] on England on Sunday has been [?] in Kent. The airship was ... [Article] (22 words)
  • [?]RNED GERMAN STEAMERS [?]LL BE MADE SERVICEABLE.

    [?] expected at Cape Town that the [?] German steamers seized by Por[?] Bay, in pursuance of the [?] to seize all German steamers ... [Article] (35 words)
  • THE BALKANS MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. GERMANS GOING WESTWARD. TURKEY AWAITS RESULT.

    Martin Donohoe, in a telegram from Athens, states that the German army in Bulgaria has been ordered to hold itself in readiness for departure from its ... [Article] (145 words)
  • SERBIAN ARMY. EQUIPPED AND CLOTHED.

    Advices from Corfu state that the Serbian Army is nearly equipped and clothed, and the health of the troops is excellent. ... [Article] (34 words)
  • THE GERMAN FLEET SEEN IN NORTH SEA. RETURNS TO ITS BASE.

    A telegram from Yinuiden, on the coast of Holland, states that a trawler reports having sighted off Terschelling Island on Monday afternoon a fleet of at least 30 ... [Article] (169 words)
  • PROGRESS OF RUSSIANS ANOTHER POSITION CAPTURED.

    A Petrograd communique states that the Russian troops on the coast of the Black Sea are pursuing the Turks closely. They have captured Rizch. ... [Article] (42 words)
  • MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS. SEQUEL TO ERZERUM.

    It is officially stated that there were 40,000 Armenians in Erzerum prior to its capture, but the Russians only found 16 alive. ... [Article] (57 words)
  • THE BRITISH NAVY NEVER SO STRONG BEFORE.

    The debate on the Naval Eestimates was continued in the House of Commons on Wednesday. Mr Bulfour (First Lord of the ... [Article] (408 words)
  • A GERMAN LIE TO INFLUENCE SWISS WORKERS.

    It is learned that the report from Zurich relating to the employment of Swiss trade unionists in England was a German he, intended to prejudice Swiss ... [Article] (42 words)
  • MR HUGHES IN LONDON INTERVIEW WITH MR ASQUITH. WILL ATTEND CABINET MEETING. AUDIENCE WITH THE KING.

    The Commonwealth Prime Minister (Mr Hughes) hod a busy day in London on Wednesday. An office has been established at the Hotel Cecil, where his private ... [Article] (387 words)
  • AUSTRALIA'S GREETING. SIDE BY SIDE FOR VICTORY.

    Mr Hughes has issued the message3 entrusted to him by Australia, reading:—"Across leagues of ocean Australia greets Great Britain. This the greatest war in ... [Article] (83 words)
  • MESSAGE TO WALES. WILL SEE WELSH FRIENDS.

    Interviewed by a Welsh newspaper on Wednesday, Mr Hughes said:—"I shall go to Montgomershire to see my Welsh friends. I know Llansaintffraid and ... [Article] (55 words)
  • EFFECT OF THE WAR. IMPERIAL KINSHIP EVOKED.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette," all evening journal, commenting on the presence of Mr Hughes in London, states that the effect of the war in the Commonwealth ... [Article] (145 words)
  • THE PARIS CONFERENCE. WHAT SUCCESS WILL MEAN.

    The "Financial Times" says that the visit of Mr Hughes is by far the most important and most significant Imperial event of the year. ... [Article] (79 words)
  • NEW ZEALAND'S LEADERS. CANNOT VISIT LONDON. WELLINGTON, Thursday.

    Mr. Massey states that it would be quite impossible for either Sir Joseph Ward or himself to be in London in May, as mentioned by Mr Hughes. ... [Article] (37 words)
  • GERMANY AND AMERICA SUBMARINE POLICY MODIFIED.

    Germany has made a fresh proposal to American in relation to the crisis over the submarine campaign. The German Government, London is ... [Article] (53 words)
  • RAIDER MOEWE CAPTAIN DECORATED.

    The Kaiser has personally bestowed the order "Pour le merite" on the captain of the Moewe. ... [Article] (21 words)
  • NEW ZEALANDERS MILITARY ADVISER IN BRITAIN.

    Brie-Gen Richardson has arrived in England from Salonika to take up the military advisership of the New Zealand High Commissioner (Sir Thomas ... [Article] (41 words)
  • BRITAIN'S GERMAN PRISONERS TOTAL 13,821.

    The Home Secretary and Postmaster-General (Mr Herbert Samuel), replying to a question in the House of Commons on Wednesday, stated that the number of ... [Article] (76 words)
  • BRITAIN AND DOMINIONS AN ECONOMICAL ALLIANCE. TO SHAKE ENEMY'S CREDIT.

    The "Times" in a leading article says that a movement is on hand for settling our trade policy in concert with the Dominions and our Allie. Mr Asquith ... [Article] (119 words)
  • A TRANSPORT RUMOR MINISTER'S EXPLANATION. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    Upon enquiry from the Minister of Defence an a certain rumors that were being circulated that one of the transports hot grounded in leaving harbor. ... [Article] (71 words)
  • THE NEW ARMY YESTERDAY'S ENLISTMENTS. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    ... [Detailed lists, results, guides] (81 words)
  • COUNTRY RECRUITS.

    Included amongst the country recruits whom enlisted at the Town Hall were the following:—C. S. Belcher, Warracknabeal; F. V. Birch, Maryborough; A. B. ... [Article] (60 words)
  • FALSE DECLARATIONS. PROSECUTIONS THREATENED. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    The Defence Department has asked the State War Council to report to the District Commandant with a view to action being taken against any persons making ... [Article] (82 words)
  • RECRUITING IN DAYLESFORD. CONSCRIPTION ADVOCATED. DAYLESFORD, Thursday.

    The appeal for recruits for the new army of 50,000 has been very unsatisfactory in Daylesford: married men and youths of tender years being the only ones ... [Article] (98 words)
  • BORUNG SHIRE'S VOLUNTEERS. SIXTY-NINE PER CENT. FIT. WARRACKNABEAL, Thursday.

    Up to the present 161 recruits, have been examined for Borung Shire, and 111 have been accepted. Two recruiting officers are still working in the district. ... [Article] (35 words)
  • A.N.A. AND THE WAR FIGHT TO THE LAST DITCH. FOR FREEDOM AND RIGHT. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    The annual report of the A.N.A. to be presented to the forthcoming Conference, deals at some length with the active part taken by the Association in every ... [Article] (518 words)
  • SOLDIER'S DEATH "STABBED HIM WITH A KNIFE" CONFESSION OF A GIRL. BRISBANE, Thursday.

    "I would like to be Nurse Cavell, and they would take me out and shoot me," were words which had dramatic intensity when uttered in the Police Court this ... [Article] (275 words)
  • FOOTBALL AND WAR GEELONG WILL NOT PLAY. GEELONG, Thursday.

    The committee of the Geelong Football Club had a special meeting to-night, and agreed that its delegates at the League's announce meeting on Friday should ... [Article] (106 words)
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  • RED CROSS SOCIETY BALLARAT AND DISTRICT BRANCH.

    ... [Detailed lists, results, guides] (152 words)
  • BALLARAT EAST BRANCH.

    The hon. secretary, Miss M. N. Warmington, desires to acknowledge the following amounts:—Previously acknowledged £1138/11/: part proceeds carnival held ... [Article] (265 words)
  • BUNGAREE RED CROSS.

    During the past six months the Bungaree sub-branch has done splendid work for the comforts of our soldiers at the Front. Already 689 made garments have ... [Article] (116 words)
  • A SILLY RUMOR. To the Editor of "The Courier."

    Sir,—I did hope it would not be necessary for me give a public denial to the absurd rumor that I am being paid for my services to the Red Cross Society. The ... [Article] (170 words)
  • NURSES' BUTTON FUND

    ... [Detailed lists, results, guides] (46 words)
  • "THE COURIER" SERVIAN FUND

    ... [Detailed lists, results, guides] (25 words)
  • BELGIAN FUND NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

    From the Agent-General for Victorian the secretary of the Ballarat and District Belgian Relief Fund has received intimation that the last contribution from ... [Article] (125 words)
  • SHIPS AND FREIGHT SPACE COMMONWEALTH REGULATION. MELBURNE, Thursday.

    A regulation was gazetted to-day providing that no vessel should leave any port in the Commonwealth for any port over seas other than Fiti and New Zealand ... [Article] (96 words)
  • THE AUSTRALIAN

    ["The bravest thing God ever made."—A British officer's opinion.] The skies that arched his land were blue His bush-born winds were warn and ... [Article] (210 words)
  • SHAREHOLDERS AND COMPANIES NATIONALITY REQUIRED. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    Regulations were issued by the Acting Federal Attorney-General. Mr Mahon, to-day, requiring all companies to forward at once to the department lists of all their ... [Article] (111 words)
  • A COURT SENSATION POLICE OFFICER ATTACKED. HEAVY FINE IMPOSED. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    A rather sensational scene occurred in the Court of General Sessions presided over by Judge Eagleson to-day. On 28th January at the Carlton Court Ernest ... [Article] (250 words)
  • METHODIST CONFERENCE A QUIET SESSION. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    The annual breakfast of the laymen's missionary movement was held at Sergeant's tea-rooms this morning. Mr F. J. Cato made a presentation of a ... [Article] (39 words)
  • MARINE TELEGRAPHISTS APPLY FOR REGISTRATION. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    The Commonwealth Industrial Registrar has received application for the registration of an association called the Radio-Telegraphists (Marine) Institution ... [Article] (57 words)
  • BOND STREET CHILDREN'S HOME

    The nineteenth annual meeting of the Bond Street Children's Home was held on Tuesday last, for the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, which should ... [Article] (404 words)
  • DEBATING AND OTHER SOCIETIES

    The Lydiard Street Y.M.C. met on 6th inst; the president (Mr Norman Tozer) in the chair. The club has formed a preaching band, with a view to assisting ... [Article] (138 words)
  • LAND FOR SOLDIERS ARRANGEMENTS FOR INSPECTION. MELBOURNE, Thursday.

    The Minister for Lands, Mr Hutchinson, stated to-day that a meeting of the Returned Soldiers' Land Settlement Committee had been held. Returned soldier who ... [Article] (129 words)
  • WARRNAMBOOL CAMP TO BE REOPENED. WARRNAMBOOL, Thursday.

    Information has been received that is the result of representations made to the Defence authorities, arrangements have been made to reopen the Military ... [Article] (59 words)
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