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  2. PERSONAL.

    If Dr. G. Campbell Morgan accepts the imitation to become pastor of the Collins-street Independent Church, he will come more in the nature of a ...

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  3. THE NAVAL FETE

    Mr W. Wiggs, secretary of the NaVal Night Regatta Committee who has just returned from a fortnight's cruise in Port Phillip Bay, states that during ...

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  4. "Times," United Service and Reuter Cables.) ODESSA THREATENED.

    M. Marcel Hutin, writing in the "Echo de Paris" says that there is no further doubt that the Germans are making a converging movement in ...

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  5. "Times," United Service and Reuter Cables.) FOE ENTERPRISING IN THE WEST

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports:—"We completely repulsed an attack at Beaumont Hamel, and made a successful raid south of Armentie—es, ...

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  6. "Times," United Service and Reuter Cables.) THE ROME CONFERENCE. STRICTLY PRACTICAL AND SECRET.

    Reuter says the conference of the Allies has recorded its complete agreement on the various questions discussed. It was decided to carry out still closer ...

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  7. NATIONAL PARTY TO BE FORMED.

    The Prime Minister his accepted as final the breakdown of the conversations with Mr. Cook. The terms were such that neither Mr. Hughes nor many of ...

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  8. ("Times," United Service and Reuter Cables.) ANOTHER RIOT IN GREECE.

    Athens reports that a disorderly scene at Piraeus led to the withdrawal of the French naval detachment stationed at the Town Hall. A Greek ...

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  9. GEELONG FREE LIBRARY.

    At the monthly meeting of the committee of the Geelong Free Library, Mr. B Cox was in the chair, and there were present Messrs. J. Hammerton. ...

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  10. CLERMONT STILL FLOODED

    Brisbane, Monday. — Drummondstreet, the main thoroughfare of Clermont, is now the bed of a creek. Food cannot reach Clermont until the ...

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  11. HEAT IN SYDNEY.

    Sydney, Monday.—To-day was the hottest throughout the State for the season. A large number of towns registered over a century. Bourke was the highest with ...

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  12. ST. AUGUSTINE'S ORPHANAGE.

    The Christian Brothers desire to acknowledge donations from the following toward the New Year's treat for the boys:—W. Brushfield, 10-; F. A. ...

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  13. FIRE IN PICTURE PALACE.

    Hobart, Monday.—An outbreak of fire occurred in the Palace Picture Theatre tonight. shortly before 10 o'clock, when 500 people were present. A film ignited through ...

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  14. PORTUGUESE ARRIVE.

    Reuter's correspondent at headquarters in France says:—"I have met artillery officers of the Portuguese expeditionary force in France, and am ...

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  15. HELP TO WIN THE WAR.

    Sydney, Monday.—Addressing the Liberal Executive to-night, Mr. Joseph Cook said that the Liberal Party had subordinated everything to discuss and ...

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  16. BRITISH AIRMAN HONORED.

    It is stated by the London "Times" correspondent with the Roumanian army that King Ferdinand of Roumania has awarded the highest Roumanian ...

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  17. SHIPPING NOTES.

    With another caigo of wool the Ready is expected to arrive to-day. This vessel is now running regularly between Port Fairy and Geelong in the ...

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  18. ON THE CARSO.

    An Italian official message announces that the Italians have advanced over 500 yards on the Carso front. ...

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  19. HUNS STEAL GOLD, SILKS AND SATINS IN LILLE.

    A message from the Paris correspondent of the "Daily Mail" says that a trader from Lille states that the Germans burglariously opened the ...

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  20. BARWON BRIDGE APPROACH.

    For years past the guard fence on the east side of the embankment forming the approach to the Barwon Bridge from the south has been in a dilapidated ...

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  21. MACEDONIA.

    A German official message says that British efforts against the Bulgarian advanced posts north-east of Doiran, on the Salonika front, failed. ...

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  22. FIGHTING NEAR RIGA.

    A Berlin official message says that strong Russian attacks at Mitau, near Riga, failed, and that the Germans took 1300 prisoners. A Petrograd ...

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  23. FEDERAL FIGHT IN APRIL.

    Our Lobby correspondent writes:—It may now be stated as a fact that Mr. Hughes is not going to London as the representative of Australia at the ...

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  24. DEFINITE COMPLETE VICTORY

    Certain new methods of attack, which the Allies will use when they undertake their next great offensive, have been referred to in a recent cable. These ...

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  25. THE SUEZ ARMY.

    Washington, Monday. —An official close to the British Legation in Washington says that Palestine will be the next theatre of the war. The British ...

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  26. PRINTERS' ANGLING CONTEST.

    Great interest is being taken by members of the Geelong branch of the Typographical Society in next Saturday's competition. Fifteen members of the ...

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  27. CANNOT MAKE PEACE WITH A WILD BEAST, SAYS MR BARNES

    London, Sunday.—.Mr. G. N. Barnes (Labor), Minister for Pensions, speaking at Southwark, said that the best way to get peace was to banish peace ...

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  28. 'QUIT SALONIKA!'

    The "Daily Mail" further questions the advisability of a continuance of the Salomika expedition. It points out that the expedition absorbs an ...

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  29. COMFORTS FOR THE SOLDIERS IN THE TRENCHES.

    At the monthly committee meeting of the Lady Mayoress' Patriotic League, hold on Friday at Keerie Kara, the residence of Mrs. A. S. Grimwade, it ...

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  30. DISCIPLINE IN EGYPT.

    Speaking at an entertainment given by the Lord Mayor of York to Lieutenant Campbell, V.C., and his fiancee, Lieut.-General Sir John ...

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  31. POPULARISING OLD AUTHORS.

    Among readers at the Mechanics' Institute Library it is noticeable that there is a growing demand for books, that were popular favorites a decade ...

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  32. 'NEW AND SHARP WEAPONS.'

    A message from the "Daily Mail's" correspondent at Amsterdam says that who "Rhemische Westfalische" boasts that German warlike forces, including ...

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  33. RED CROSS WORKERS WANTED.

    Officials at the Red Cross Depot are particularly anxious that there shall be no slackening of effort amongst the workers. Up to the end of the year ...

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  34. THE ECONOMIC PINGERS NIP.

    The London "Times" in a leading artielo, says.—"The economic pincers are undoubtedly nipping Austria and Germany sharply. Their armies must be ...

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  35. THE FATE OF BELGIUM AND POUND

    Great public demonstrations have been held in Paris protesting against the Belgian deportations. M. Maeterlinck, the Belgian author, rebuked ...

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  36. DRYSDALE SHOOTING FATALITY.

    Constable Olney, who has charge of the Drysdale police district, yesterday submitted to the police superintendent a report on the circumstances ...

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  37. LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

    Sir,—In reading in this morning's issue of the "Advertiser," an abbreviated report, of an interview your representative had with me on the above ...

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  38. COMPULSORY TRAINING RESUMES.

    Platoons 21 and 22 of Area, 69C had a compulsory parade at the Myers-street drill hall last night There was a full attendance and without exception the ...

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  39. AT THE HOSPITAL.

    Mr. A. J. Reilly acknowledges donations from the following:—The A.B.C. Company, two boxes of pastry for the inmates of the Benevolent Asylum: ...

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  40. GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA.

    Cr. E. E. Hendy, of the Barrabo[?] Shire Council, has been elected as coun try representative on the committee of the Good Roads Association of Victoria ...

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  41. MAIL STEAMER SHELLED.

    The French mail steamer Ville-du Havre (5026 tons) sent wireless messages to a Spanish station saying that it was being shelled by a submarine. The ...

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  42. CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.

    Commenting upon the situation in Austria and Hungary, the London "Times" says that it is hopelessly confused If the new Cabinet crisis has ...

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  43. LICENSING ACT PROSECUTIONS.

    At the Geelong West Licensing Court on Friday. 12th January, some interesting cases under the Act are listed. One of the defendants is a ...

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  44. SEVEN VESSELS SUNK.

    Vessels reported sunk are the British steamer Allie (1127 tons), owned by Stone and Rolfe, of Southampton, the Danish steamers Naesborg (1547 tons), ...

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  45. LEDGE FOR PRIVATE LETTER BOXES.

    On Thursday evening the Geelong Progress Association is to hold its first meeting for the year. The secretary is now preparing the financial ...

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  46. WAR BRIEFS

    Count Tarnow-Tarnowski, the new Austrian Ambassador to the United States, will leave Rotterdam for America on Saturday. Great Britain ...

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  47. STEAMER CAPTURED BY GERMAN DESTROYER.

    The "Daily Mail" says that the Exchange steamer Oldambt, which left Rotterdam for England on December 27th, was intercepted by a German ...

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  48. POLICE COURT NEWS.

    At the City Court yesterday morning, before the P.M. (Mr. A. A. Kelley) and Messrs. Anderson, Walter, Dickins and Jacobs, an inchriate was discharged. ...

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  49. MISCELLANEOUS

    A telephone message was received yesterday at the office of the Superintendent of Police from Constable. Olney of Buninyong, to the effect that a ...

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  50. CITY COUNCIL CALENDAR.

    For the second year the council of the City of Geelong has issued a very complete little calendar and diary. Compiled by the Town Clerk it contains a ...

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  51. GERMANY TO EXPLOIT CHINA

    Mr. F. W. Wile, a press correspondent formerly stationed in Berlin, lecturing in London on Sunday, said that Germany has earmarked China for ...

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  52. COMBATING VENEREAL DISEASE.

    Sydney, Monday.—Mr Fitzgerald, Minister for Health, has announced that his department is entering upon a campaign to extend through the whole State, for the ...

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  53. LONDON TIMES WAR CABLES.

    (Such of the cable news on this page so headed has appeared in the London "Times." and is cabled to Australin by special permission. It should be ...

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