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GENERAL WAR NEWS
The Press Bureau states that meetings of the Supreme War Council and important political conferences were held at Downing street on Thursday. ...
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NEW STATE CABINET
Late to-night Mr Lawson completed his Ministry, which is as follows:— Premier, Attorney-General, and Minister for Labor—Mr. H. S. W. ...
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RUSSIAN SITUATION.
Baron von Hertling, German imperial Chancellor speaking in the Reichstag, mentioned that Esthonia and Livonia were east of the frontier ...
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THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY PROCESSION.
A deputation of Ballarat citizens yesterday afternoon waited on Mayors A. Bell (City) and H. B. George (Town) at the City Hall to ask that steps be ...
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WESTERN FRONT
An official French communique says:— "A detachment of our troops last night penetrated the enemy lines in ...
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MARSHAL HAIG'S REPORT
Field Marshal Haig reports:—The Port[?] repulsed a raid in the neighbor[?] of Fauquissart. There was recip[?] artillerying in the Passchendaels ...
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WAR CABINET'S REPORT
The British War Cabinet' report for 1817, which has been published in full, contains illuminating information regarding the War Cabinet's working ...
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BRITISH SHIPPING.
The "Times" shipping expert states that the figures regarding losses show that construction on a larger scale than ever attempted is now absolutely ...
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THE AIR CONFLICTS.
A wireless German official message says:—French airmen bombed hospital establishments at Le Theur. The enemy lost during February 18 captive balloons ...
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TRENCHES RECOVERED.
A Belgian communique states—All the advanced trench elements into which the Germans penetrated yesterday in the region of Nieuport have been ...
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MANY ENEMY MACHINES SHOT DOWN.
The Admiralty states that during offensive patrols from Dunkirk our airplanes destroyed five enemy machines, and shot down five others from Thursday ...
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NO INDICATION OF BIG HOSTILE MOVES.
Mr. Perry Robinson, the "Times" correspondent at the British headquarters, says that the front remains quiet. The artillery is less active except ...
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THE RESTRICTIONS ON ENTERTAINMENTS.
The public inured to restrictions discusses the impending entertainment order submissively. Theatre managers grumble, but it is not believed they will suffer ...
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SHIPS FOR ALLIES
Reuter's correspondent at Washington reports that plans for the operation of Dutch shipping, which is being acquired by the Allies either by voluntary ...
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AMERICAN WAR SECRETARY UNDER FIRE.
Reuter's correspondent With the American army in France states that Mr. Baker, the American Secretary for War, on Tuesday visited the front line trenches ...
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RAIDERS DRIVEN OFF.
Field-Marshal Haig reports:— "We drove off raiders north-east of Armentieres. Enemy artillery is active in the region of Ypres, Cambrai, Vermelles, ...
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OCCUPATION OF PETROGRAD IMMINENT.
Reuter's correspondent at Vancouver states that a message received there from London states that the German occupation of Petrograd is now only a matter ...
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PHARMACY BOARD EXAMINATIONS.
The following are the results of the Pharmacy Board examinations, which were held at the College of Pharmacy from 4th to 9th March:— Preliminary ...
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DRAFTS FROM NEW ZEALAND.
Replying to Mr. Davies in the House of Commons, Mr. J. I. Macpherson, Under-Secretary for War, stated that such reinforcements had been asked ...
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THE SOVIETS AND CHINA.
Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd says that it is officially announced that the Soviet authorities in Siberia have concluded an agreement with the ...
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TURKEY TO TALK OF PEACE.
Enver Pasha, Commander-in-Chief of the Turkish army, has accepted the proposal of the Caucasus Government to begin pourparlers with a view to a ...
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FOUR ENEMY ARMIES.
Mr Hamilton Fyfe, the "Daily Mail's" correspondent at the British Headquarters, says that the Germans are re-grouping commands on the west ...
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WOMEN AS SOLICITORS.
The House of Lords, by 47 votes to 18, agreed to the third reading of the Bill enabling women to become solicitors. ...
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OPERATIONS IN FINLAND.
Advices from Capenhagen state that the Germans in South Finland haye been largely reinforced, and have planed an offensive with a view to joining ...
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SUBMARINE MENACE.
The "Daily Mail's correspondent at Paris says that the shipping losses for 19 have been published. These show than 1279 vessels were torpedoed, and ...
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AIR RAID ON HUN TOWN.
In the Mouse of Commons Mr J. I. Macpherson. Parliamentary Under Secretary to the War Office, announced that British aeroplanes had raided ...
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QUEENSLAND LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
The Privy Council has refused leave to appeal in the case of the Queensland Legislative Council. The petition concerned the validity of the ...
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BRITISH SHIPBUILDING.
Sir Eric Geddes, the First Lord of the Admiralty, is expected to reveal the truth concerning the shipbuilding collapse in the House of Commons on ...
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ROUMANIA AND PEACE
The present position in Roumania appears to be that following the resignation of the Averreseu Cabinet, owing to the refusal of General ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS SCHEME
At a meeting of the members of Parliament it was decided to form a Parliament group favorable to a League of Nations, says a ...
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PLAGED ON THE BOUNDS.
Replying in the House of Commons to questions put by Mr. H. B. Lees Smith (Liberal member for Northampton) and Mr. Walter Roch (Liberal ...
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SOLDIERS AND DRINK
Giving evidence before the Select Committee appointed to enquire into the question of the supply of drink to soldiers. Archbishop Riley, ...
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EFFECTIVE RAIDS
In the House of Commons Mr. J. L. Macpherson, the Under-Secretary to the War Office, stated:—"Since October we have made 38 effective air ...
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DISCUSSION IN HOUSE OF LORDS.
In the House of Lords, Lord Parmour moved a resolution approving the principle of a League of Nations. Lord Loreburn, in supporting the proposal, ...
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JAPAN FORGOTTEN
There are many indications that Germany forgot Japan in dealing with the situation in the Far East. Ruefill reviews of the position include ...
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RECRUITS FOR PALESTINE.
In reply to a question put in the House of Commons by Mr. G. Caradoc Rees, Liberal member for Carnarvon, Mr. J. I. Macpherson, Under Secretary ...
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NEW ZEALAND DISASTER.
Aided by a cyclonic gale, fire has destroyed the greater part of Reetini, North Island. One of the few buildings standing is the railway station. ...
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ARMY CORPS.
A packed meeting was held at the Assembly Hall to-night to consider the formation in Australia of a Women's Auxiliary Army Corps. Mrs. B. F. ...
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THIS YEAR'S CONQUESTS BY ALLIES.
The "Paul Mail Gazette" says that an analysis of records shows that Allied airmen secured 843 victories since 1st January, of which 484 were ...
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POST WAR LAND SETTLEMENT.
An important conference has begun at the Mansion House. Thirty leagues and committees of Trades Unions interested in post-war land settlement in ...
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PRESSURE ON HOLLAND.
Notification has been given [?] by Britain to the Dutch Government to the effect that the Allies immediately will proceed to requisition the Dutch ...
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COMBING OUT MEN.
The figures of the South Wales miners' ballot were—For combing out 59,256; against, 60,870. The Durham miners voted in favor ...
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OUR BOYS' DAY.
The following additional donations have been received by Miss Mary Bell in connection with the local effort for Our Hoys' Fund.—Mr. D. Ronaldson, "E.G.E." ...
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SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS.
Reuter's correspondent at [?] that the [?] following the [?] of the War Minister [?] ...
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THE ALLIES AND SWEDEN.
Reuter learns that the agreement between the Allies and Sweden provi[?] for the sending and assuring Sw[?] of supplies of wheat, maize, and [?] ...
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