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THE COUNTING
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STATE RECRUITING.
Following quickly on the resignation of Professor Macintyre as chairman of the State recruiting committee comes the resignation also of Major S. J. Shillington, who, since ...
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AFTER THE WAR.
Mr. Thomas J. M'Mahon, who arrived In Sydney this week, is a man of cosmopolitan address. Broadly, he Is generally at home either In one or other of the States of ...
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WAR NOTES.
Although there Is further talk regarding the possibility of an early German offensive in the West, matters appear to be still quiet along the various fighting fronts according to ...
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JAPAN.
A Tokio message states that the Emperor of Japan, In the course of a speech from the Throne, said:—"The European war Is becoming more Important, and ...
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RUSSO-TEUTON PEACE.
An Amsterdam report says negotiations have been begun for the restoration of traine between Russia and Austro-Germany, the latter countries hoping that food ...
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LATE WAR NEWS.
A message from Paris says that thr Chamber of Deputies unanimously agreed to a vote of confidence in the Government, following the reply of the Foreign Minister (M. Pichon) to ...
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THE STATES.
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WILL JAPAN SEND TROOPS TO EUR0PE?
The question as to whether Japan will yet decide to throw her military forces into the European battle line Is occupying the Increasing attention of the nation. Since the ...
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PEACE OFFER CRITICISED.
The "Daily Express" says: An authoritative Allied reply might demonstrate to the German people that the Allies do not wish to accomplish their destruction, to hinder their ...
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RUINED RUSSIA.
The "Morning Post's" Petrograd correspondent says the Financial Commissaries' report on Russia's finances shows that after six weeks' administration the Bolsheviks were ...
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HONOURS FOR GIRLS.
It Is understood that the New Year's honours will include several girl telephone operators who remained at their posts heroically during London air raids. ...
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OUR EASTERN ALLY.
The Japanese Emperor's Speech from the Throne as set forth in the cabled message published this morning Is certainly significant, following as it does upon the ...
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NEUTRAL SHIPS SUNK.
It is reported from Copenhagen that submarines sank five Norwegian steamers, killing thirty members of the crews. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
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CALL FROM OVERSEA.
Addressing the departmental heads of the City Council yesterday, the Lord Mayor said he received on Christmas Eve a postcard from Dr. J. S. Purdy, D.S.O., the city health ...
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WAR CORRESPONDENT HONOURED.
Mr. Philip Gibbs, the war correspondent, was the guest at a dinner at the Savoy, at which Mr. Robert Donald (editor of the "Daily Chronicle") presided. Lord Burnham proposed ...
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ITALY'S DEFENCE.
An Italian official report on Thursday stated that 25 enemy aeroplanes attempted to bombard an aviation camp westward of Treviso. British and Italian aeroplanes ...
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OILS AND FATS.
The Food Controller will take possession of all oils and fats In or arriving In the United Kingdom on and after January 1. ...
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THE HOLIDAYS.
Monday next has been proclaimed a public holiday, so that with business houses closing to-day at 1 o'clock, employees will have a holiday extending till Wednesday morning. ...
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BOLSHEVIK PROPAGANDA.
The Petrograd correspondent of the influential Jewish newspaper "Forward" cables that the Bolsheviks have appropriated two million roubles for the purpose of propaganda for a ...
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THE WEEK'S RECRUITS.
The official figures for New South Wales show that for the week ended December 22 there were 427 volunteers, of whom 222 were accepted. Parkes heads the list with 17 ...
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SUPPLIES FOR U-BOAT BASE.
A message from Buenos Ayres says It Is reported that a German ship off the coast transferred cargo to a small steamer. It Is believed to have been supplying a U-boat base ...
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JAPAN'S PART.
A writer In the September number of "Current History," Mr. Gardner L. Harding, dealing with Japan's part in the war, remarks:— "In naval and maritime, commercial and ...
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CHINESE AT HARBIN.
A Tokio report says Chinese troops at Harbin defeated the Bolsheviks, whom they made prisoners. The Chinese captured the town. ...
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BREACH OF ROYAL COMMISSIONS ACT.
At the Parramatta Police Court yestorday, before Mr. Gates, D.S.M., Thomas Naylor was charged with a breach, at Granville, of the Royal Commissions Act. Mr. H. C. G. ...
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SHIPPING LOSSES.
A Capetown message reports the arrival of a Spanish steamer with part of the crew of the Japanese steamer Mayorl Maru, which was sunk by a submarine off the coast of ...
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
The principal officers of the City Council met In the Lord Mayor's rooms yesterday morning at the Invitation of Alderman R. D. Meagher, M.L.C., who is to hand over "the ...
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WESTERN FRONT.
Field-Marshal Sir Douglns Haig reported on Thursday afternoon that hostile artillery was active north-eastward of Ypres. ...
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PRINCE OF WALES.
A young Australian holding a commission [?] an English regiment writes to his parents of the courage of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. He says: "During a show lately I ...
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AUSTRALIANS.
A London "Gazette" publishes six pages of the names of Australians mentioned in Sir Douglas Haig's despatches of November 7, largely the commanding officers of various ...
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BOLDLY-PLANNED ESCAPE.
Norman McFarland, who, with William Stevens, escaped from the reformatory settlement at French Island on October 2, was brought back from Adelaide to-day. Stevens Is still ...
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POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.
The Postmaster-General's report for the financial year 1316-17 will be presented to Parliament soon after It re-assembles next month. For the first time in the history of ...
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AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
tive, following the proclamation that the Government will operate all railways. Prices have gone up as high as fourteen points. More than 1,000,000 shares have been sold, showing ...
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TERMS OF PEACE.
The desire to Induce the Allies to agree to a negotiated peaco while the war map remains so strongly In her favour, and while her military power remains unbroken, is again made ...
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TEUTON INTRIGUE IN SPAIN.
The newspapers are calling attention to the increased development of German propaganda In Spain. The "Espana" states: "Do we Spaniards realise that the Germans are ...
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VICTORIA.
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"THE AUSTRALIAN BLONDIN."
James Alexander, aged 56, the Australian Blondin," Was giving an exhibition on the tight rope at the Sports Ground last night, when he fell a ...
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THE PEACE OEEER.
The English newspapers emphasise the fact that the Austro-German offer nominally is addressed to Russia, but is intended for the All[?] Already Russia is out of the ...
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AIR RAID ON MANNHEIM.
An Amsterdam message says German newspapers' report that a British raid on Mannheim killed two and Injured ten people. ...
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SOLDIERS ON SERVICE.
Commenting to-day upon the discrepancy between the figures given by himself and by the Chief of the General Staff (Major-General Logge), showing the number of soldiers who had ...
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THE LATE DR. KELTY.
The cremated remains of the late Dr. Kelty, formerly of Orange and Sydney, who died recently at Vancouver, have been brought to Orange and placed In the Whitney family ...
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EAST AFRICA.
Lisbon has received the following official report from Mozambique: Two thousand Germans, with ten machine-guns and two cannon, attacked positions on Mount ...
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OPPRESSION IN BELGIUM.
An Amsterdam report says that schools at Ghent have been closed owing to lack of coal. Scholars over 15 have been given the choice of following courses at the Flemish-German ...
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OLD-AGE PENSIONER'S DEATH.
An Inquest concerning a peculiar burning fatality which occurred yesterday at Mowbray, near Launceston, was adjourned sine die today to enable a post-mortem examination to ...
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DEADLY BRITISH BOMBS.
The Amsterdam "Telegraph" states that bombs dropped by a British airman resulted In devastation in the station yard of Roulers. They caused a terrific explosion on an ...
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CONDITIONS AT LITHGOW.
Lithgow is experiencing a period of industrial inactivity. The Small Arms factory will not resume until the new year, ' and In the meantime the machinery is being cleaned ...
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YOUNG WOMAN'S PLUCK.
Ronald Gladwin, 10 years of age, got into difficulties yesterday afternoon while bathing In the Hunter River near Dunolly bridge. The current was running strongly, and the ...
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PLOT TO KILL CONSTANTINE.
A Berne report says the Swiss police have discovered a plot by foreign anarchists to assassinate ex King Constantine. ...
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