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  2. MESOPOTAMIA.

    Last year a Commission was appointed by the Imperial Government to inquire into the conduct of operations in Mesopotamia, the members being Lord George ...

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  3. STATE POLITICS.

    Yesterday the personnel of the National Cabinet was determined by the members of the Parliamentary National Party, and the New Ministerial team will be sworn ...

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  4. WESTERN FRONT

    Mr. Philip Gibbs states:—"During the past two days a great change has developed in the situation round Lens. They enemy are retreating from the suburbs of ...

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  5. INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST CONFERENCE.

    The British National Socialist Party has declined an invitation from the Russian Workmen's and Soldiers' Council to attend an international Socialist conference, on ...

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  6. RECRUITING.

    This afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in the [?]iterary Institute, a meeting of citizens has been convenced to consider the best method of stimulating recruiting. ...

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  7. ANZAC WIRELESS SQUADRON.

    Excellent work is being accompanied by the Australian and New Zealand wireless squadron which is serving in Mesopotamia, under the Government of India. ...

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  8. MANUFACTURE OF RIFLES.

    Mr. Baker (Secretary for War) has asked Congress for an appreciation of £1,900,000 for procuring rifle manufacturing machinery. He says that unless this money is ...

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  9. SMUG HYPOCRISY.

    Whilst our heroes keep the flag flying in France some who remain at home talk of all that "we have done." That plural pronoun includes themselves, but why this ...

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  10. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Mrs. M. Ryan, of Kooyong-road. Burswood, has been advised by the military authorities that her eldest son, Private William Ryan, has been wounded in France. ...

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  11. SHIPPING AUSTRALIAN WHEAT.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" states that the Exports Council will probably ask neutral countries to aid in the shipping of Australian wheat ...

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  12. LOANS TO THE ALLIES.

    The United States has loaned £3,000,000 to France and £2,000,000 to Britain. ...

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  13. RUSSIA.

    Mr. Dosch Fleurot, the Petrograd correspondent of the "World," telegraphing yesterday, stated: "There is a clean-cut contrast between the endless and abstract ...

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  14. NORWAY.

    Baron von Hantenfels the German emissary who was implicated in the plot to destroy Norwegian shipping, was arrested at Christiania, where was employed as the ...

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  15. CANADA AND CONSCRIPTION.

    During a discussion on the Conscription Bill in the Dominion House of Commons yesterday Colonel Arthur Vimy said that France urgently needed men, and that ...

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  16. SEQUEL TO THE HOFFMAN EPISODE

    The Federal Assembly has elected M. Gustave Ador to succeed M. Hoffman as Minister for Foreign Affairs. ...

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  17. GERMAN PROPAGANDA.

    The "Matiu" states that the Germans are spending £80,000 monthly in Spain in propagandist work. Their total expenditure in this direction throughout the world is ...

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  18. A GRAVE SITUATION.

    M. Bakhmetieff, a member of the Russian mission, speaking in the Senate yesterday, said that the Russian situation was grave, but the outcome was certain to be ...

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  19. SPAIN.

    The Premier, Senor Dato, in an interview yesterday stated that the comments of a section of the Press were compromising his neutrality policy, as were also the ...

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  20. A CHECK ON INELIGIBLES.

    With a view to preventing ineligible men from enlisting in future, an order has been issued by the authorities, instructing recruiting officers that all volunteers with ...

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  21. THE FIGHTING ZONE.

    A wireless Russian official message received yesterday evening stated: "South of Brezany to-day the enemy forced their way into our trenches, but a counter-attack ...

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  22. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Again the association makes an appeal for donations of old treadles or old sewing machines, for they are so urgently needed. Arrangement and payment of ...

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  23. A GERMAN STATEMENT.

    A German official report issued yesterday afternoonstated that fighting activity continues south-west of Luch and between the Strypa and the Dniester. ...

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  24. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The 316th casualty list was released by the Censor yesterday and is published below. It contains the names of Western Australian soldiers, together with those ...

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  25. THE CAUGASUS.

    Last night's Russian official report stated: "We repulsed a Kurdish attack south-east of Erzinghan to-day and occupied some enemy trenches on the Abishirvan River." ...

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  26. APOLOGY DEMANDED.

    The "Petit Parisien" states that the Berlin Cabinet demand an apology from Norway for opening the diplomatic valise which revealed the bomb plot. Herr Michaelis has ...

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  27. CHASE AFTER THE BRESLAU.

    The Turksh cruiser Breslau bobarded the radio station and lighthouse on Fidonish Island, in the Black Sea, on Monday, but Russian warships drove her off and ...

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  28. BRITISH NEWS.

    In the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Strachie suggested the expediency of a policy of reprisals against the Germans in connection with the air raids. ...

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  29. GREECE.

    The Athens correspondent of the "Morning Post" reported last night:—"In consequence of disorders M. Jonnant has ordered the occupation of Athens by Allied troops ...

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  30. NEWSPAPER CRITICISMS.

    The newspapers regard the report as a scatching indictment of Indian adminitration and the earlier conduct of the war. The report, they say, largely justifies Earl ...

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  31. SOLDIER SETTLERS.

    One of the last official acts of the Minister for Industries (Mr. James Mitchell) as a member of the Liberal Government was in connection with the scheme for the ...

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  32. THE GERMAN VERSION.

    A wireless German official report, intercepted by the Admiralty yesterday afternoon, stated: "After numerous artillery duels yesterday evening the French ...

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  33. FLIGHT OF AGITATIORS.

    M. Jonnart, the Allies' High Commissioner, announces that certain agitators whose removal was ordered fled to Peloponnesus, where they have been placed ...

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  34. ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN HERO.

    The Victoria Cross has been awarded to eight more heroes, including Corporal George Julian Howell, of the Australian Infantry, for most conspicous bravery ...

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  35. POSITION IN FLANDERS.

    Fresh German troops have reached Flanders and are proceeding to the Ypres, Dixmnde, and Ostend districts. The Citizens have evacuated Menin, a small Belgian ...

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  36. M. VENIZELOS.

    M. Venizelos has been summoned to form a Ministry. ...

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  37. A COURAGEOUS CARDINAL.

    General Friedrich Von Bernhardi, writing in the Berlin "Vossiche Zeitung," advises the Government to arraign Cardinal Mercier, Archibishop of Malines (Belgium). ...

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  38. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    On account of the refusal of the shipping agents to accede to the demands of the Wheat Lumpers for increased wages at country stations, a meeting of the ...

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  39. GENERAL ITEMS.

    It is officially announced that Germany has agreed to indemnify Holland for the seven Dutch vessels torpedoed on February 22, by ceding to the owners of the sunken ...

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  40. CONTROL OF FOODSTUFFS.

    The Press Bureau announces that Lord Rhondda, the new Food Controller, has decided upon a stricter and more complete control of foodstuffs, enforcing maximum ...

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  41. SHORTAGE OF FRUIT CASES.

    It will be remembered that some considerable dissatisfaction was expressed by fruitgrowers in the early part of this year owing to the shortage of fruit cases, and ...

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  42. THE KAISER'S CONFIDENCE.

    The Kaiser, addressing his troops on the west front, said: "I thank you for your gallant work and express my firm confidence that you will continue to stand firm ...

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  43. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Mr. W. A. Holman (Premier of New South Wales), giving evidence yesterday before the Empire Settlement Committee, said that the settlement of New South ...

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  44. ISAIAH JUSTIFIED.

    Sir,—In your issued of to-day's date is a letter signed "Bible Student" re the above, which is delightfully vague as to its import. May I ask your correspondent if it is ...

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  45. GERMAN TITLES ABOLISHED.

    Several more changes of name are announced in connection with the action taken by his Majesty the King for the abolition of German titles. The Duke of ...

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  46. ALLIES' WAR AIMS.

    A conference of the Allied Powers will shortly be held to discuss the question of war aims. It is understood that Russia pressed for the holding of the conference. ...

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  47. AN AERONAUT'S RECORD.

    Lieut, Guynemer, the celebrated French aerobnaut, yesterday destroyed his 45th German aeroplane. ...

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  48. ITALY.

    An Italian official report issued yesterday evening stated:—"The enemy are desperately attempting to retake the positions they recently lost at Ortigara, and in ...

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  49. GERMANY.

    A syndicate of Junkers and industrialists, under the Conservative leader, Von Heydebrand, the "Uncrowned King of Prussia," is purchasing many newspapers to support the ...

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  50. ARMY MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS.

    Mr. Bonar Law, in moving in the House of Commons yesterday for the appointment of a Select Committee of Inquiry into the army medical examinations, under the ...

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