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  2. RECRUITING.

    Professor Macintyre, chairman of the State Recruiting Committee, states that the committee has approved of a scheme consisting of a Win-the-War League. Finality was ...

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  3. THE FLOODS.

    The floods on the Central Railway are abating, except in the Dawson Valley, where the waters are rising and it is expected they will canse an interruption ...

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  4. REPATRIATION.

    On his return to Melbourne to-day the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) gave further consideration to the creation of a national organisation which could effectively assist ...

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  5. WAR NOTES.

    The Austrian official message, claiming that the Austro-Germans have arrived before the defensive lines of Braila and Focsani, was only to be expected after the Russian ...

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  6. GERMANY ANGRY.

    The Berlin newspapers consider that the Ailles' reply to the German Note does not leave any room for further negotiations, though Germany may more ...

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  7. MOLDAVIA'S DANGER

    The latest news from Roumania indicates that a big battle is imminent. The Russian commander in the south, General Brnssiloff, has arrived at headquarters to ...

    Article : 423 words
  8. THE SALONICA ARMY

    The "Daily Mail" asks: What is the Salonica army doing? German reports suggest that 200,000 Bulgarians are holding up 450,000 of the Allies. The allied ...

    Article : 154 words
  9. MOLDAVIA

    A big and important battle is believed to be developing in Southern Moldavia. The enemy, breaking through the ...

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  10. ITALY'S SHARE.

    A Rome message states that there are 2170 establishments in Italy, employing 408,949 people, engaged in supplying war material. The total war expenditure so ...

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  11. SUBMARINE MENACE

    Japan states that she intends to arm her merchantmen for defensive purposes, and asks if there are any regulations affecting armed ships passing through the ...

    Article : 67 words
  12. STRUGGLE AROUND MATCHIN.

    The allied hold on the small slice of the Dobrudja inside the Danube bend becomes daily less secure. The tenacity with which they are maintaining their grip upon this ...

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  13. ORGANISER APPOINTED.

    Ex-Sergeant-Major Fitzpatrick, who has served in South Africa, Zululand, and Gallipoli, has been appointed recruiting organiser for the eastern portion of the Macquarie ...

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  14. THE SINAI VICTORY.

    Twelve hundred Turkish prisoners from the Sinai arrived here on Friday. They aro in-clothed and barefooted, and range in ago from 18 to 50 years. ...

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  15. MESSAGE FROM MR. HUGUES.

    To-day the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) despatched the following telegram to the Mayor of Clermont:—"The Commonwealth Government deeply deplores the terrible disat[?]r ...

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  16. WESTERN FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, in his midnight report on Tuesday, says: A small hostile patrol reached our trenches eastward of Vermelles. It was driven back, ...

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  17. VICTORIAN CAMPAIGN.

    The Victorian recruiting campaign will be opened on Tuesday next, when a public meeting will be held at the Melbourne Town Hall. The Governor-General, Sir Ronald Munro ...

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  18. IN OTHER STATES.

    To-day's recruiting figures were:—Volunteered, 65; accepted, 37. ...

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  19. MINISTER'S VISIT.

    The Minister for Education (Mr. Hardacre), in whose electorate the devastated district [?] situated, left Brisbane for Clermont last night. It is understood the visit is at the instance ...

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  20. DRESDEN ON FIRE.

    A report received Indirectly from Berlin announces that the northern portion of the city of Dresden is on fire. It has been burning for three days. ...

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  21. CASES OF DISTRESS.

    In response to a direction by the Premier, the secretary of the State War Council (Mr. F. C. Govers) has furnished a statement dealing with the reports of distress among ...

    Article : 449 words
  22. MEETING AT NEUTRAL BAY.

    At a meeting in the Warringa Hall, Neutral Bay, last night, presided over by Mr. George Littlejohn, addresses were given by Mr. P. B. Colquhoun, M.L.A., and Lieutenant ...

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  23. FIGHT NEAR BRODY.

    A Russian official message on Tuesday stated: Enemy groups who were advancing, after fierce [?] and machine gun fire, south-west of Brody were driven ...

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  24. CLERMONT'S FOOD SUPPLY.

    A revised list of the victims shows that the total number of bodies recovered up to noon to-day was 60. One of the bodies hitherto unknown was that of P. W. Stuart. The ...

    Article : 89 words
  25. THE SALONICA ARMIES.

    After Roumanla decided to abandon neutrality, and throw in her lot with the Entente Allies, the objections which had previously been raised to the policy of ...

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  26. GREEK SURRENDER.

    It is reported from Rome that the Greek Government has accepted all the demands in the Allies' latest Note, and has promised to hasten their execution in order ...

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  27. THE AIR BOARD.

    It is officially stated that Lord Cowdray stipulated when accepting the chairmanship of the Air Board that he would not accept any salary. ...

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  28. AUSTRIA'S FOOD PROBLEM.

    The "Morning Post's" Budapest correspondent says the peace offer was "promoted" with the knowledge that AustroHungary's food will not last six months. ...

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  29. LATE MR. JAMES CRAWFORD.

    Mr. James Crawford, soli[?]itor, who was drowned in tho flood at Clermont, Q., last ThurBday, belonged to an Illawarra family, and his wife, who was rescued, and is at ...

    Article : 143 words
  30. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    The "Manchester Guardian" says that Mr. Lloyd George is in favour of submitting the Irish question to the Imperial Conference, the schema instituted by the Lord Lieutenant ...

    Article : 201 words
  31. TURKEY AND HER ALLIES.

    A Turkish communication, which has been sent to Austria and Germany, proclaims Turkey's independence of the suzerainty of great European Powers. It ...

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  32. NAVAL ACTIVITY.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that Swiss reports state that there is abnormal activity in the Austrian naval arsenals at Pola and Fiume. ...

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  33. THE TRAWLERS.

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. Fuller) hopes to be able to get ono of the trawlers to sea on Friday next. Replying to a statement made by Mr. Allen, ...

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  34. GERMAN ANALYSIS.

    Professor Meincke, the well-known historian of Frelburg University, has a remarkable New Year article in the "Frankfurter Zeltung." He says that only in a ...

    Article : 249 words
  35. SPEEDING UP SIHPS.

    In order to secure the quicker loading and unloading of vessels, and so enable more frequent voyages to be made, thus partly compensating for the tonnage deficiency, the ...

    Article : 69 words
  36. AGENT-GENERALSHIP.

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. Fuller) stated yesterday that there was no truth in the report that Mr. Wade had been appointed AgentGeneral. "The Government," Mr. Fuller ...

    Article : 43 words
  37. IRELAND AND THE WAR.

    The "Manchester Guardian's" statement that the Irish question is to be considered at the Imperial Conference revives the question of Ireland's part in the war. Almost every ...

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  38. THE PROHIBITED MALTESE.

    Sir,—Having read with much interest various letters from correspondents on the above vexed queation, eapecially that of Mr. D. K. Inglis, and also a leading article in your ...

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  39. COPPER COMMANDEERED

    It is officially announced that all unwrought copper has been commandeered, excepting where the order affects existing contracts. ...

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  40. MOTOR CARS WANTED.

    The New Zealand sick and wounded soldiers will leave Sydney this afternoon. The Red Cross motor cars numbered 18-35 are requested to be in attendance at Rose Hall, ...

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  41. ENERGY AT THE ADMIRALTY.

    The "World" tells a good story of Sir Edward Carson's energy when he took charge of the Admiralty. He asked the First Lord, Admiral Jellicoe, to ascertain what decisions, ...

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  42. WEAKER LIQUOR LIKELY.

    The Liquer Control Board will prohibit the sale of whisky, brandy, rum, and gin, unless it is reduced to 30 degrees under-proof, representing a further 5 per cent. reduction in ...

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  43. LINER WRECKED.

    The Leyland liner Nestorian (4075 tons) went ashore in a fog, and became a total wreck. The crow was saved. ...

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  44. PRISONERS OF WAR.

    The Premier has received, through the Agent-General, particulars of a new scheme, sanctioned by the British Government, for the relief of British prisoners of war. All ...

    Article : 133 words
  45. DURATION OF WAR.

    The war correspondent Mr. Ashmead Bartlett, who has been on the Western front, has arrived here. He is of opinion that there will be no cessation of hostilities before ...

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  46. THE D.S.O.

    The D.S.O. has been awarded Major J. E. Arold, of the Army Service Corps, son of Mr.Percy Arnold, of the Bank of Adelaide. ...

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  47. NEW IMPERIAL ORDER.

    The "Daily Express," says that the New Year honours will include a new Imperial Order, to be especially associated with the Empire. ...

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