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  2. BOLO PASHA'S VILLAINY.

    Several witnesses in the trial of Bol[?] Pasha for treason described Bolo's princely manner of living at Biarritz, whence the Government removed him to Paris owing ...

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  3. HEROISM AT SEA.

    A soldier who was aboard an English troopship which was torpedoed in the Mediterranean in December, writes that the vessel was within sight of harbor ...

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  4. JELLICOE SPEAKS.

    Lord Jellicoe delivered a noteworthy speech at Hull yesterday, in which he criticised the Government's attitude of indifference prior to the war to the potency ...

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  5. ALLIED IMPERIALISM.

    Mr. Arthur Henderson, M.P., speaking at Southwick in support of a Labor candidate, said the war had been prolonged because the Allies had been suspected of ...

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  6. A PORTENTOUS CALM.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs telegraphed from Brit[?] head quarters in France on Friday night as follows:— "The battle field is hushed before the ...

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  7. THE BOLSHEVIK REGIME

    The Stockholm "Altonbladet" publishes A report which states that war prevails throughout Russia, and that violent fighting is proceeding in Petrograd and ...

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  8. LONDON ON RATIONS.

    The meat rationing scheme for London and the Home counties outhorised [?]y the Minister of Food, was issued on Saturday. It provides for the use of meat cards ...

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  9. GERMAN DESIGNS IN BALKANS.

    The Swiss leg[?]tion has received semiofficial advices that Germany is planning an offensive on a big scale in the Balkans, utilising Teuton troops from the. Russian ...

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  10. PURSUIT OF THE TURK.

    Official despatches received at Washington state that the Arabs, under the command of the Sheik of Mecca, annihilated the whole Turkish force operating ...

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  11. AMERICA'S DETERMINATION.

    President Wilson, answering a deputstion, said that America was determined to spend every ounec of energy in prosecuting the war. "We are facing the final phase ...

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  12. HOLLAND AND THE ALLIES.

    The Presa Bureau announces that the embargo against cables to Ho[?]land has been provisionally raised. It is officially announced at The Hague ...

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  13. AUSTRALIA'S FIRST PEER

    When questioned yesterday as to whether he had decided upon the title he would adopt in connection with the barony conferred upon him, the Federal Treasurer ...

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  14. THE ITALIAN REVERSE.

    An official message from Rome states:— "Following the appointment of a committee of inquiry into the reverses of the Italian army in October the Cabinet has ...

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  15. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.

    To date no fewer than 229,032 members of the A.I.F. have at one time or aoother been reported by cable as casualties. Inclusive of the list published on Saturday. ...

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  16. DISORDERS IN ARGENTINA.

    The correspondent of the United Press Association at Buenos Ayres states that a general railway strike [?]has been declared. It was signalised by the wildest ...

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  17. THE UNIONS AND MAN POWER.

    Sir Auckland Geddes, Minister, of National Service, attended a trades union conference on man power at Westminster at which the Amalgamated Society of ...

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  18. RECRUITING IN VICTORIA.

    Twenty-two reeruris were accepted in Victoria for the twenty-four hours ended 3 [?] on Saturday. Enthusiasm was manifested at a public ...

    Article : 279 words
  19. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The condition of Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, who has been operated upon again, shows slight improvement, says a cab[?]egram from New York, but is still serious. ...

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  20. SOUTH AFRICAN WOOL.

    Roplying in the House of Assembly to the motion of no confidence moved by General Hertzog, the Nationalist leade, inconnection with the purchase of wool by ...

    Article : 176 words
  21. AUSTRALIAN WAR RELICS.

    The work of the Australian War Records Section in London has enormously grown of late. I do not know of any department in any country which has accomp[?]sned ...

    Article : 406 words
  22. OILS FROM THE ANTARCTIC.

    The scientific department of the Imperial Institute has examined a series of oils prepared during Sir Douglas Mawson's last expedition to Antarctica, including sea ...

    Article : 91 words
  23. COASTAL SHIPPING.

    SYDNEY.—The Premier has received from the Navigation department a report concerning the number of hulks in Sydney harbor which can be converted into ...

    Article : 138 words
  24. PROHIBITION IN CANADA.

    [?] [?] hibition. Traffic in liquor is now prohibited throughout the entire Dominion, and not a singla bar will be open The ...

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  25. AERIAL WARFARE.

    During last week the British in Italy shot down 15 aircraft and drove down 2 out of control. One British machine was lost. ...

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  26. CHURCH AND PEOPLE.

    At the Convocation of Canterbury, the Bishop of Peterborough (Right Rev. F. T. Woods) moved:— "That it is important that the Church ...

    Article : 148 words
  27. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Government has commandeered eight big [?]ocks in Kingsway, at a large annual rental, for the use of the Air Board. ...

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  28. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    At a largely-attended meeting in the Gaiety Theatre yesterday, when Mr Catts, M.P., presided, it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. C. J. Bennett, seconded by ...

    Article : 158 words
  29. Horse Flesh for Export.

    WELLINGTON.—Wairoa branch of the Farmers' Union proposes to ask conference to seek authority to slaughter horses for esport. Estimated at 4d. per lb., horses ...

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  30. N.S.W. National Council.

    SYDNEY.—The Minister for the Navy, Mr. Cook, and the Minister for Repatri[?] tion, Senator Millen, will attend a meeting of the State Nationil Council on Monday ...

    Article : 85 words
  31. RECONSTRUCTION.

    The Minister of Reconstruction, Dr. Addison, speaking at the Rotary' Club on Friday, said he would snortly submit rcconstruction proposals in regard to every ...

    Article : 88 words
  32. SHORTAGE OF SUGAR.

    Sir,—Why is there a shortage of suzar? We are informed officially that we have a surplus of 70,000 tons of sugar, even if the whole of the Mackay stocks are lost; ...

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  33. ACTOR ARRESTED ON CHILD DESERTION CHARGE.

    Ernest William Gollmick, actor, whose professional title is Frank Graham, and who made his appearance in Melbourne on Suturday night, was arrested on Saturday ...

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  35. A DOUBLE-HEADED SNAKE.

    ELMORE.—While fishing on the Murray Mr. Wilson, a returned [?] killed a snake, which contained no fewer than [?] young onew, one of the lot being a ...

    Article : 41 words
  36. CLUB DESTROYED BY FIRE.

    SWAN HILL.—Shortly before 1 a.m. on Monday the Swan Hill Club was almost wholly destroyed by fire, only the billiard room being saved. ...

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