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  2. THE UNITED STATES.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" states that after a debate the Senate decided to secretly investigate the aircraft situation. The ...

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  3. CONQUERING THE U BOATS.

    One thousand American military officers and men attended a dinner at the National Sporting Club last night. Admiral Sims said that a year ago the ...

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  4. SUCCESS IN MESOPOTAMIA.

    A report from London states that the British have captured Kerkuk, 80 miles from Mosoul. LONDON, Wednesday. ...

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  5. PERSONAL NOTES.

    Much regret was expressed at Warwick on the announcement that Sergeant Robert Watkinson, son of the late Mr. Joseph Watkinson, Warwick, and of ...

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  6. THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    The first matter discussed at the conference of State Premiers and Treasurers which was resumed to-day was the methods of making recommendations for ...

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  7. UNEMPLOYED SOLDIERS.

    Arising out of a mass meeting of unemployed returned soldiers yesterday, a deputation, introduced by Mr. Considine, M.H.R., wanted on Mr. Watt this ...

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  8. RE-ENLISTMENT OF OFFICERS.

    Referring to the statement regarding invalided officers not returning to the Front, the Minister for Defence notifies that the intimation does not apply to ...

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  9. RENEWAL OF OFFENSIVE EXPECTED. WAR PLANES BUSY.

    Brilliant, sunshiny weather is now being experienced on the Western Front, and the British Military Mission at Washington forecasts an almost immediate resumption of the German offensive. Warplanes are now swarming along the Front. The ...

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  10. ALSACE AND LORRAINE.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian" reveals that Emperor Karl's second letter was more important than the first. Declaring that he was ...

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  11. NATIONAL REGIMENTS IMPRACTICABLE.

    In the Senate to-day, the Minister for Defence, in reply to Senator Grant, said that the pressing need of the A.I.F. was for recruits to fill the gaps in the ...

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  12. FRENCH WAR [?]BTS.

    Senator Kenyon has introduced into the Senate a resolution providing for the cancellation of all French debts to America for war credits, including ...

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  13. INTERESTING FIGURES OF PROGRESS.

    The Admiralty, in a statement on new merchant ship construction, shows that in the first three months of 1918 320,280 tons was completed in the United ...

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  14. RECRUITS IN BRISBANE.

    Eleven men offered at the Adelaide-street Drill Shed yesterday, and six were declared fit. Those who offered were Leonard Dudley Buchanan (Gympie), ...

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  15. THE RUSSIAN CHAOS.

    A Russian wireless message states: An armistice was concluded on April 4 on the Kursk Front, between Germans and Russians pending peace negotiations. A ...

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  16. BRITISH LINE ADVANCED.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: As a result of minor operations we advanced our line a short distance in three localities between the Somme and ...

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  17. THE MILITARY SENSATION.

    The Unionist War Committee discussed the Major-General Maurice affair, and decided to support the Government in any division. It is understand that the Liberal ...

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  18. "RYAN'S THOUSAND."

    Sir,—Having seen in your issue of this morning an account of the recruiting meeting held last night, in which it is stated that the first thousand recruits ...

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  19. BEERBURRUM SOLDIERS' SETTLEMENT.

    Another step in the progress of the soldiers' settlement at Beerburrum was marked last night by the opening of a substantially built and commodious wood ...

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  20. GEORGIANS OPPOSED TO GERMANY.

    The President of the Union of Georgians of the Caucasus announces that the Georgians refuse to recognise the Brest-Litovsk treaty and are determined to ...

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  21. ITALIAN CAMPAIGN.

    A British-Italian official message states: We twice successfully made raids during the past week, taking a few prisoners. Our artillery carried out several ...

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  22. LABOUR MINISTER'S VIEWS.

    Mr. G. H. Roberts (Minister of Labour), speaking at a luncheon in London, referred to Major-General Maurice's letter. He said the Government would ...

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  23. SEIZURE OF DOCUMENTS.

    The "Vorwaerts" (Socialist paper) publishes a Ukraunian official message, stating that on the afternoon of April 26 German soldiers entered the Rada at ...

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  24. AUSTRIAN FLEET.

    A report from London states that a mutiny in the Austro-Hungarian fleet was suppressed with difficulty, and that the high command has been changed. ...

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  25. ANOTHER OFFENSIVE LOOMING.

    The thunder of the artillery has increased around Bailleul and along the Ancre and brilliant sunshine has deluged the batllefields. The war planes are now ...

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  26. GOVERNMENT CONSIDERED SAFE.

    Ministerial circles welcome to-day's debate, and are confident of the Government's ability to make a complete reply to its assailants. The Government relies ...

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  27. BRITAIN AND JAPAN.

    The Press Bureau announces that Baron Goto (the new Prime Minister of Japan) sent a message to the British Ambassador at Tokio, stating that he has also taken ...

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  28. WOUNDED FOR THE TWELFTH TIME.

    Brigadier-General Carton de Wiart, who has won the Victoria Cross, has now been wounded for the twelfth time, including twice in the Boer War. ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN PUSH.

    The United Press correspondent says: The Australians pushed on 300 yards on a 500 yards front westward of Morlan-court, and 500 yards on a 600 yards front ...

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  30. EX-AGENT-GENERAL ENTERTAINED.

    Mr. F. W. Young (ex-Agent-General for South Australia) was entertained at luncheon, and among those who attended were Lord Carmichael (ex-Governor of ...

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  31. CHARGE OF FRAUD.

    Reuben Keirl, alias Charles Kyle, stated to be from Sydney, who was arrested on a charge of fraud, it being alleged that he was masquerading as an ...

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  32. A CHAPLAIN GASSED.

    Senior Chaplain-Colonel G. E. Rowe, D.D., has received advice that Chaplain-major D. S. Brumwell has been reported wounded, having been "gassed" at the ...

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  33. THE RECRUIT'S PROOF OF AGE.

    Sir,—It seems a pity that while such strenuous efforts are being made by the Minister for Recruiting to obtain reinforcements, a recent regulation issued by the ...

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  34. AUSTRALIAN ARMY RESERVE.

    Colonel Kenneth Mackay, C.B., V.D. (Director-General of the Australian Army Reserve) returned to Brisbane from a tour of Northern Queensland yesterday, ...

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  35. PACIFIST ACTIVITY.

    The House of Lords debated a motion by Lord Denbigh deprecating pacifist activity and urging energetic propaganda to counteract the pacifist organisations. ...

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  36. ANOTHER BATTLEPLANE DONATED.

    The Capel family, of New South Wales, have generously donated £2703 for a battleplane to be called "Australia No. 25, N.S.W. No. 21, the Capel family of ...

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  37. THE FRENCH FRONT.

    A French communique states: There was great reciprocal artillery firing at night time north and south of the Avre. Enemy raids west of Montdidier, in the ...

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  38. "LAVENDER DAY."

    Last year a committee of prominent citizens in co-operation with the Soldiers' Church of England Help Society, inaugurated a movement to ...

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  39. ENEMY CLAIMS.

    A German official wireless message states: In successful reconnoitring operations southward of Nieuport we took some Belgians prisoners. Forefield ...

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  40. A SENSATIONAL ARREST.

    Signor Parodi, President of the Federation of Ship Owners, whose fortune amounts to £4,000,000 sterling, has been arrested apparently for trading with ...

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  41. CENTRAL POWERS AND ROUMANIA.

    The treaty between the Central Powers and Roumania provides that a committee of riparian States shall control the river Danube below Braila. Roumania ...

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  42. A TABLE WANTED.

    The Allied Babies' Clothing Society appeals for the gift of a table with a drawer. ...

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  43. HALF A MILLION AMERICANS.

    Mr. N. D. Baker (Secretary for War) says that there are half a million United States soldiers already in France. ...

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  44. WATERSIDERS AND PREFERENCE

    During the hearing of a case in the Arbitration Court to-day, before his Honour Mr. Justice Higgins, in which the Waterside Workers' Federation is ...

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  45. COMMONWEALTH FINANCES.

    In a statement issued by the Federal Treasury it was shown that in the nine expired months of the current financial year the revenue was £19,419,359, and ...

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  46. MILITARY DRILL AT SCHOOLS.

    In the House of Commons, when the Education Bill was under consideration, a debate took place on a motion to exclude military drill from Continuation Schools. ...

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  47. THE RED CROSS OVERSEAS.

    Sir,—It may not be generally known that there are a number of export business men who have given up their time to Red Cross work overseas. Our ...

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  48. "RISING SUN CITY."

    To-morrow, at 3 p.m., the "Rising Sun City" will be opened in Albert Square by the Mayor of Brisbane. The mayoress, as president of the lady workers, has ...

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  49. SOUTH AFRICAN PARLIAMENT.

    The session of Parliament ended to-day in an extraordinary manner. The Bill empowering the Government to control rents, and regulate supplies of gold, coal ...

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  50. GERMAN EASTERN FRONTIER.

    Speaking in the Reichstag, the Vice-Chancellor stated that the Government was establishing a special Ministry to deal with affairs on the Eastern Frontier ...

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  51. SOUTH AFRICAN TENNIS PLAYER KILLED.

    Major F. A. Cochran, a noted lawn tennis player of South Africa and son of the late Mr. John Cochran, of Melbourne, has been killed in France. ...

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  52. THE MACEDONIAN FRONT.

    A German official wireless message states: The Bulgars repulsed strong English detachments attacking southward of Lake Doiran. ...

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  53. WAR LITERATURE.

    Dalgety and Co., Ltd., as agents for the White Star Line, have received another parcel of war literature for free distribution. The pamphlets may be had ...

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  54. BEIRNE-FINNEY CASH PRIZE SCHEME.

    The big prize scheme run by T. C. Beirne and Co. and Finney, Isles, and Co., in connection with the special sale of War Loan, Bonds at their stores, resulted in ...

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  55. COLONEL WINS MILITARY HONOUR.

    Colonel Elliott, of the Twelfth Battalion, has received the First Grade Legion of Honour. ...

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  56. EX-KING CONSTANTINE.

    Reports received here state that ex-King Constantine of Greece is seriously ill at Zurich. ...

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  57. SARDINIAN SEAPORT SHELLED

    An enemy submarine recently shelled Carleforte, Sardinia, during a fog, killing two women, and torpedoed a British steamer. A motor boat gallantly ...

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  58. PEACE AT ANY PRICE.

    Colonel Kelly (V.C.), in the course of it recruiting speech at Johannesburg, asserted that General Hertzog and leaders of the Nationalists would resist him ...

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  59. PATRIOTIC WAR WORK.

    The 4th Pioneer Comforts Fund is appealing for subscriptions or donations—such at socks, tobacco, and tinned food—for Christmas boxes for the boys at the Front. Will all who have ...

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  60. SOLDIER SUITORS.

    Sir Thomas Mackenzie (High Commissioner for New Zealand) replying to the charges of Mr. A. Rendall, M.P., in respect to soldier suitors, says that only 12 ...

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  61. FIGHTING IN PALESTINE.

    A Turkish communique claims that British attacks east of the river Jordan failed with heavy losses, and that the British cavalry were beaten and ...

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  62. THE RAID ON ZEEBRUGGE.

    The "New York Sun" says that Americans took part in the naval raid on Zeebrugee. ...

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  63. New State Schools.

    The following expenditure has been approved —Erection of new State school, Goodnight Scrub, £500; improvements to grounds, State high school, Dalby, £350; erection of New State ...

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