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  4. WEST FRONT

    A German official message says;— "Artillery duels are taking place on the eastern heights overlooking the River Mouse. We repulsed attacks by ...

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  6. FRENCH IN ACTION.

    A French communique reports somewhat violent artillery duels on the right of the Meuse, especially in the region of Fosses Wood and in the ...

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  7. THE FAR EAST

    It is declared by the Evening News' that the question of Japanese intervention in Siberia has been settled and that all the Allies ...

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  8. DEALING WITH SUBMARINES

    Sir Eric Geddes, First Lord of the Admiralty, in introducing the Naval Estimates in te House of Commons, said that, generally, the naval ...

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  9. RUSSIA & GERMANY

    Commenting on the peace treaty, the "Times" correspondent at Patrograd says:— "The Bolshevik visionaries are now ...

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  10. JAPAN'S ACTION

    The Question of Japan's action in the Far East and Siberia is still under consideration, but there is every reason to believe that considerable progress ...

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  11. BRITISH PRISONERS.

    Reuter learns that fresh evidence will soon be furnished in Parliament of recent ill-treatment accorded to British prisoners behind the German ...

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  12. MARSHAL HAIG'S REPORT.

    Field-Marshal Haig reports:—Our raid at Warneton last night met with strong resistance. At least 40 of the enemy were killed. Nevertheless we ...

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  13. COMMENTS BY MR ASQUITH.

    In the House of Commons Mr Asquith, who followed Sir Eric Geddes, said that he regretted that the First Lord of the Admiralty had not ...

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  14. THE AUSTRALIAN FRONT

    Writing from the First Australian Corps headquarters on 2nd February, Keith A Murdoon says.— "I left the Australian front at ...

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  15. BRAVE AUSTRALIAN OFFICER

    Hamilton Fyfe, the "Daily Mail" correspondent at the British headquarters, says that a tall Australian captain, who in private life was, squatter ...

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  16. DARKENING OF SHIPS.

    The following is an amp[?]cation of Sir Eric Geddes' appeal as regards te darkening of ships:—"I am most seriously concerned at the increasing ...

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  17. BROKEN HILL TROUBLES

    Owing to the coal shortage the Zinc Corporation has close down its treatment plant, and 108 men are affected. The management states that the ...

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  18. OBJECTIONS TO NIGHT SHIFT.

    Contract miners working at the Central mine have re[?]lved to resist the company's attempt to work a night shift. The company instructed ...

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  19. GERMAN REPORT.

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam states that a Berlin message says that eight old submarines and three serviceable submarines fell into the Germans' ...

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  20. AUSTRIA THREATENS ROUMANIA

    Information has reached the Department of State that Count Czernin, the Austrian Foreign Minister, has warned Rumania if it does not accede to the ...

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  21. THE PEACE OFFER

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam states that a message from Sofia says that Toncheff, the Bulgarian Peace delegate, who returned from ...

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  22. DETACHMENT OF FLANDERS

    Advices received here an the Belgian Legation say that the Belgians are defying the Germans and protesting against the German effort to detach ...

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  23. AUSTRIA THREATENS ROUMANIA.

    A message from the "Times" correspondent at Amsterdam says:— "Discussing the Rumanian peace eg[?]tions, the 'Tageszeitung' states ...

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  24. FIGHTING IN KIEFF.

    Advices have been received by the Department of State that fighting in Kieff in the first week of February between the Ukrainians and the ...

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  25. STATE PARLIAMENT

    After the discussion on the charities' vote reported elsewhere, the estimates of the Treasurer were passed. During the discussion of the Lands ...

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  26. LORD LANDOWNE'S LETTER

    Commenting on Lord Lansdowne's latest letter suggesting that it is time to begin conversations with the enemy. The "Daily Telegraph" points out that ...

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  27. NO EXCITEMENT IN BERLIN.

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam says that the conclusion of peace with Russia evoked no particular, excitement in Berlin, or elsewhere in ...

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  28. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    In the House of Commons Mr Bonar Law stated that, the Government had been informed that the measures taken in Ireland were having the desired ...

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  29. PLANS FOR ATTACK.

    Advices from the Petrograd correspondent of the "Times" state that it is believed that it has been arranged that if the Germans resume the attack ...

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  30. FIRE IN MUNITION WORKS.

    It is announced by the Press Bureau that a fire and a slight explosion occurred at Munition works in South Wales. ...

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  31. BALLARAT JUNIOR TECHNICAL SCHOOL

    The following students have passed the necessary examinations entitling them to the "Junior Technical certificate:—Pass credit—Charles C. ...

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  32. KNIGHTS NOT TO MEET.

    It is announced that the King has decided that the annual service of the Order of St. Michael and St. George will not be held this year. ...

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  33. LORD LANSDOWNE'S ATTITUDE.

    The Marquis of Lansdowne has failed to again provoke the sensation that his November letter caused. The Press comments incisively and quotes the German ...

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  34. ON THE WEST SIDE.

    The "Vossische Zeitung," discussing the prospects of a Western peace, hints that Germany intends to offer great political and financial concessions ...

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  35. NORWAY AND ALLIES.

    A statement is made by the "Daily Chronicle" that the shipping controversies between Norway and Great Britain have been settled, and that an ...

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  36. GERMAN SPIES

    A wireless apparatus, powerful enough to communicate with Germany, in the possession of Richard Plund, formerly manager of Sayville Wireless ...

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  37. RUSSIAN POSITION.

    Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd says that the Government press declares that peace was signed ia order to give the revolution a respite for the ...

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  38. SURVIVORS OF SEE ADLER.

    Telegraphing from Valparaiso, the correspondent of the "Times" there says that a Chilian schooner had landed 58 of the officers and crew of the ...

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  39. REMOVING WHEAT TO SEABOARD.

    The de[?] announcement was made to-day by Mr Oman, Minister for Agriculture, who constitutes the Victorian Wheat Commission, that it was ...

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  40. ITALY UNMOVED.

    Signor Orlando, the Italian Premier, speaking in the Senate said that Baron von Hertling's speech did not move Italy. ...

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  41. LABOR LEADER'S SPEECH

    Speaking at East Ham, Mr Arthur Henderson, M.P., said—"The German people must be made to realise that victory for such ruthless militarism ...

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  42. SUBMARINING

    The captain and five of the crew of the Norwegian steamer Havra have been landed. A British vessel was torped[?]ed without warning, and sank ...

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  43. FRENCH ARMY.

    Reuter's correspondent at Paris states that the French Cabinet has approved the calling up of the 1919 class. ...

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  44. EVACUATION OF PETRAGRAD BEGUN.

    Reuter's correspondent at Vancouver reports that a London message states that the evacuation of Petrograd has begun. ...

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  45. BRITISH SHIPBUILDING.

    In the House of Commons Sir Chiozza Money stated that 17 standard ships, with a tonnage of 86,000, had been built up to 28th February. ...

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  46. AUSTRALIAN RAIDS.

    Mr. Percy Robinson the "Times" correspondent at the British head[?]ters says that the Australians three raids in two nights more than repaid ...

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  47. DAMAGED SHIPS REPAIRED.

    Mr. Ma[?]amars, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty stated in the House of Commons that 17 ships damaged by the enemy had now been ...

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  48. JAPANESE INTERVENTION.

    The "Daily Mail's" correspondent at Tientsin says that it is reported from Port, Arthur that the Allies' arrangements are complete for Japan's ...

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  49. GENERAL SMUTS.

    General Smuts had a long audience to-day, with the King at Hucking ham Palace. ...

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  50. AMERICA'S PART

    The Most Rev. Dr. Cosme Lang, Archbishop of York, England, says that the issue of the war will be doubtful if the United States Government fails to ...

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  52. THE SHORTAGE OF PAPER.

    In the House of Commons, Mr Ward[?] stated that the paper commission was con[?] the advisability of more [?] in view of the [?]sing ...

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  55. [?] WAR SONG SALES.

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