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  4. The War.

    It is officially announced in London that the Allies have completely evacuated the Gallipoli Peninsula. The success of the operation equalled ...

    Article : 395 words
  5. British Battleship Lost

    The loss has been officially announced of the British pre-Dreadnought battleship King Edward VII., 16,350 tons. The warship encountered a mine, which ...

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  6. RECRUITING.

    During an interval at the Albury Town Rand recital last evening at a farewell given co two soldiers, Ald. Davies with much warmth disclaimed the stigma of disloyalty ...

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  7. Incidents of the War.

    Well authenticated stories are current in Petrograd of numbers of women serving in the Russian army. It is considered most extraordinary in ...

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  8. THE HUME SHIRE AND RECRUITING

    Sir,-Having read the account of the last [?]tting of the Hume Shire Council in your widely circulating journal, I would like just safheient space to make comment on ...

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  9. MARKET REPORTS.

    The yardings to-day both of cattle and sheep were unusually small, but the anticipated increase in prices did not eventuate Cattle.-1007 head were available. There ...

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  10. DEPRECITION OF GERMAN SECURITIES.

    Paris learns that the principal bank at Zurich (Switzerland) hag refused to advance more than 10 per cent, on German railway securities. At The Hague the ...

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  11. WONDERFUL DISCIPLINE AND RESOURCE OF CREW.

    The newspapers pay a tribute to the wonderful discipline and resource of the crew of the King Edward IV., which enabled them [?]o save the entire ship's ...

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  12. The Balkans.

    "A Bulgarian who has arrived from Salonica describes the situation in Bulgar[?] as extremely obscure," says "The Times [?]orespondent at Bacharest. "The ...

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  13. MOSQUITO CRAFT READY.

    At the invitation of the Admiralty, a representative of the Australian Press Association has visited an important base, whence a "mosquito" squadron is in ...

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  14. NEWMARKET STOCK SALES.

    Fat stock sales at (Newmarket (Melbourne), this week will be supplied with 325 tracks of sheep and lambs, to be sold, to-day, and 185 trucks of cattle and calves ...

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  15. WEATHER AND RIVER.

    The maximum shade temperature at Albury yesterday was 83 degrees, and the minimum 65 degrees, The River Murray at Albury yesterday ...

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  16. ALLIES "DRIVEN OUT."

    A Turkish official agency, telegraphing from Constantinople on Monday, says that as the result of a violent battle on Saturday night, the British evacuated Seddul ...

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  17. ITEMS OF NEWS.

    The Albury police are now in possession of a complete opium smoker's outfit. It was seized from the Chinese camp at Albury on January 3 and every Chinaman ...

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  18. REPRISALS FOR ARREST OF CONSULS

    An Amsterdam message says: "As a reprisal for the arrest of the consuls a Salonica, Turkey has ordered the arres of the Anglo-French officials left in charge ...

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  19. WAR-WORN TURKS RETURN.

    A Constantinople telegram, published in the German press, reports the arrival! of a battalion of Galipoli troops in an unmistakably battered and war-worn ...

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  21. VICTORIA.

    According to a report made to the Middie Park police this morning, burglars entered a house in Langridge street, Middle Park, on Saturday night, and stole ...

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  22. ASHMEAD BARTLETT ASSAILS GENERAL SIR IAN HAMILTON. I

    Mr. Ashmead Bartlett, who was the British press correspondent at the Dardanelles, has arrived in New York on a lecturing tour en route to Australia. ...

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  23. WESTERN WAR THEATRE.

    A Paris communique reports:-"We hombarded Ferman communication tren ches south and westward of the Butte di Mesnil, in Champagne, where movement ...

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  24. CONSCRIPTION.

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, organising secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, addressed a meeting at Swansea (Wales) on conscription, and, as was the ...

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  25. BOMBARDMENT OF NANCY.

    A message from Paris states that President Poincare yesterday visited Nancy, and inquired into the effects of the German bombardment with 15in, shells, which ...

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  26. ENLISTED AS SINGLE MAN-WIFE AND CHILD LEFT.

    When charged at the Fitzroy Court to-day with having deserted his wife, Annie Briscoe Lock, Charles William Lock admitted that he had enlisted as a single ...

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  27. NATIONALISTS AND LABOR LEADERS.

    "It is understood that the Nationalists have decided not to obstruct the passage of the Military Service Bill, but merely to register their formal protests against its ...

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  28. ALLEGED RIOTOUS BEHAVIOR.

    Allegations that, in a disturbance which took place at a concert in the Carlton Hall on Saturday night, children were taken out of their perambulators and thrown into ...

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  29. GERMANS CLAIM SUCCESS.

    "In the Hartmannsweilerkopf fighting at Hirzstein we recaptured the last of the trenches taken by the enemy in December," says an official statement issued in ...

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  30. "BOOMERANGS" AND "WALLABIES."

    To-day 179 recruits enlisted. Many members of the theatrical profession were included in the number. PARKES, Monday. ...

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  31. EASTERN WAR THEATRE.

    Stockholm reports that the Gulf of Bethnia, the northern continuation of the Baltic Sea, has becomo frozen. Several steamers are ice-bound. ...

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  32. SIR G. REID'S OPPONENT.

    Mr. Mackenzie Bell, who is contesting the St. George's (Hanover Square) seat in the House of Commons against Sir George Reid in the Liberal interest, has ...

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  33. IN DEFENCE OF SIR IAN HAMILTON.

    Lord Sydenham, in a letter, disagrees with "The Times" in the view that Sir Ian Hamilton, on the spot at Suvla, on August 8, meekly effaced himself at the ...

    Article : 212 words
  34. HOW RUSSIA HAS "BUILT UP" IN A YEAR.

    "The Times" correspondent at the Russian headquarters states that at the previous New Year (1915) the whole Russian army was reduced to one shot per gun ...

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  35. RECRUITING CARDS.

    Mr. Hughes, Prime Minister, said on Saturday:-"In spite of very clear statements made by me in the press, there still appears to be considerable ...

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  36. CONSTABLE MURDERS WIFE'S SISTER.

    Mrs. Jane Nealon, aged 34, proprietress of refreshment rooms in Bathurst street, was shot dead this evening by her brother-in law, Constable Frederick Fisher ...

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  37. DEATH IN HARVEST FIELD.

    Laurcnce Murphy, a well-known farmer, of Millbrook, died suddenly on Saturday afternoon. He was stooking hay in a paddock and was overcome by the heat. He ...

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  38. TRADES HALL MURDER.

    At a Cabinet meeting, presided over by Sir Alexander Peacock, the Premier, to-day, it was decided to recommend the Executive Council to authorise the ...

    Article : 91 words
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