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  2. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    In a calmly deliberate atmosphere that was a striking contrast to the demeanour of the Legislative Assembly in similar circumstances, members of the Legislative Council ...

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  3. CARD SYSTEM.

    The inquiry into the time and card system in the railway and tramway workshops was continued yesterday before Judge Curlewis, as Royal Commissioner, in the old ...

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  4. RECRUITING.

    The suggestion that men should be accepted for a short period, say two years, and then be allowed to return to Australia, was touched upon by Mr. Donald Mackinnon, ...

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  5. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Sir Douglas Haig, in his noon report of Monday, says:—A successful raid was carried out southward of St. Quentin. Several of the enemy were killed or made prisoners. ...

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  6. WAR NOTES.

    The fact that the British in Palestine are steadily advancing their line astride the Jerusalem-Nablus road does not encourage the belief that General Allenby's recent operations ...

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  7. FAR EAST

    The smoiny Institute (Petrograd) reports that Prince Lvoff (ex-Premier) has formed a Government in the Far East. He is now in Peking awaiting Japanese help to ...

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  8. FOE'S ATTACK

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, war correspondent at British headquarters, writes: The attacks on Friday were frustrated owing to our barrage making the assembly of Germans ...

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  9. HIT OCCUPIED.

    An official report states that the British occupied Hit (on the Euphrates) on Saturday morning, without opposition. The Turks retired seven miles up the stream. ...

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  10. BELGIAN CROIX DE GUERRE

    The Belgian Croix de Guerre has been conferred on General Birdwood, General Godley. Colonel D. T. Moore, Major D. M. Davis. Captains C. Longmore, and W. P. Trainor. ...

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  11. PUSHING ON.

    A British official report states:—The advance northward was continued on Saturday morning. We crossed the Wadi Auja and captured a strong Turkish position five ...

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  12. RUSSIA.

    A Petrograd message says:—Trotsky, who retains his office until the conference of Soviets in Moscow, which has been fixed for the 12th inst., speaking in congress, said he ...

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  13. AIR REPRISALS.

    A Geneva message says the Rhine towns are squealing as the result of the AngloFrench air raids. They are begging Berlin to cease reprisals owing to the danger to ...

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  14. BRITISH RUSH POST.

    A British official report from Salonica states: We rushed a post at the mouth of the Struma River, killing the entire garrison. ...

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  15. GERMAN SCANDAL.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent at Amsterdam says numerous cases of shameless profiteering in Germany culminated wi[?]h the revelation of a scandal of vast ...

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  16. GERMAN GREED.

    Following on the German successes in Russia and Roumania many German publicists have reframed the peace terms. Prince Loowenstein urges the necessity of ...

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  17. RUSSIA'S PROVISIONAL PEACE.

    The Bolshevik party congress has approved of the ratification of peace by 30 votes to 12. The Petrograd correspondent of the "Daily News" states that during the debate at the ...

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  18. LATE SIR JOHN MADDEN.

    Arrangements have been made for a State funeral for the remains of the late Sir John Madden, Lieut. Governor and Chief Justice of Victoria, whose death occurred ...

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  19. GERMAN PROFITEERING SCANDALS.

    An Amsterdam message states that the Dalmier Motor Company, which is concerned in the German profiteering scandals, and which has been placed under German military ...

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  20. PRUSSIAN METHODS.

    Speaking at Dover, Sir Edward Careen said that German methods might be learned in five minutes by tracing her dealings with Russia and Roumania, Those confiscations ...

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  21. DEATH OF KOPENICK.

    An Amsterdam message announces the death of Voight Kopenick, the German, who, under the guise of an officer of the German army, perpetuated several successful frauds. ...

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  22. BOMBS ON STUTTGART.

    Sir Douglas Haig, in a report on aviation, stated: Our airmen dropped 600 bombs on dumps, billets, and aerodromes, also on an important railway centre ...

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  23. THE MEAT INDUSTRY.

    The Interstate Commission yesterday continued its investigation of the meat industry in relation to retail prices. James H. Catts. M.P., said that whilst in ...

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  24. ITALIAN FRONT.

    War experts are discussing the possibilities of an Italian campaign. Colonel Repington states that the Allied forces do not hold a line which a soldier ...

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  25. BIG FIRE AT COOLAMON.

    The office of Nicholas Mutton, agent, situated in the midst of the business block on the eastern side of the main street, was, at 1 a.m., discovered to be alight. The alarm ...

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  26. NEW SHIPS LAUNCHED.

    A Washington message says the Shipping Board has announced that 31 ships (tonnage 190,400) were completed in January and February. It is estimated that 35 (tonnage ...

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  27. FOE'S RAPACITY.

    Amsterdam advices state that the Teuton successes in Russia and Roumania have led many German publicists to reframe the peace terms. Professer Haase outlines the Central ...

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  28. QUEENSLAND.

    The following special report was issued by the Weather Bureau at 8.30 p.m. on Sunday: A new tropical disturbance has approached the Queensland coast with remarkable ...

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  29. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The "Daily Chronicle" says that Mr. H. E. Duke will became Master of the Rolls, and that Mr. Macpherson (Under-Secretary to the War Office) will probably be appointed ...

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  30. FINLAND.

    A Russian wireless message says: M. Tcherin has protested to the German Government against the introduction of German troops into Finland and the Aaland Islands. ...

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  31. DIVIDED CHINA.

    A Tientsin message reports a renewed crisis in China. The military governors of Mukden is moving troops towards Taku, hoping to restore the Manchus. ...

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  32. AUSTRALIANS READY.

    Mr. Gordon Gilmour, writing on Friday, [?]aid: Those who are accustomed to reading the signs on the front tell me what the probabilities are regarding an early enemy ...

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  33. CHIEF SECRETARY'S TOUR.

    The Chief Secretary (Mr. G. W. Fuller), with Mrs. and Miss Fuller, and Mr. Stead (Director of Fisheries), arrived here yesterday bymotor car, and remained the night. They left ...

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  34. TERRIFIC TORNADO.

    A terrific tornado swept Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Farmhouses were blown away, and towns wrecked. A cinematograph theatre at Winchester ...

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  35. THE AMERICANS.

    Combined French and American troops in Lorraine for the first time executed destructive attacks on enemy organisations, charging across 600 yards of No Man's Land. The ...

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  36. THEFT OF £100 NOTE.

    In order to pay for a business which he had pu[?]chased, a yo[?] man drew a £198 note from the Savings Bank on Saturday, and left it for safe-keeping with his invalid ...

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  37. UKRAINE'S SUPPLIES.

    German newspapers warn the public not to expect grain supplies from the Ukraine before the end of July. Transport difficulties are overwhelming, and there are also ...

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  38. PERMANENT WHARF LABOURERS.

    Mr. James M'Intosh, secretary to the Permanent and Casual Waterside Labourers' Union of New South Wales, said yesterday that the members had decided to adopt a ...

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  39. SHOOTING FATALITY.

    The body of a youth named Leslie Olding, aged 16, was taken from the north-west mall upon arrival here on Saturday morning. The deceased, who resided at Forest Lodge, ...

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  40. THE HALIFAX DISASTER.

    A cable message has been received by the Prime Minister, Mr. Hughes, from the Prime Minister of Canada, Sir Robert Borden, expressing gratitude on behalf of the people of ...

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  41. GERMAN NAVAL LOSS.

    A Copenhagen report states that the large German ice-breaker Hindenburg struck a mine south of the Aaland Islands, and sank. Most of the crew were saved. ...

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  42. ACCIDENT AT BLAST FURNACE.

    An accident, which resulted in the death of Lesile Roy Day, a wheeler, occurred at the blast furnaces here on Saturday afternoon Day, who was engaged in wheeling barrows ...

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  43. ARMENIANS MASSACRED.

    A Petrograd message states that Turks massacred the remaining population of Trebizond. Many were incinerated. A number of children were tied in sacks and thrown ...

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  44. NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENT.

    Parliament will meet for the despatch of business on April 9. The session will be devoted to matters rendered necessary owing to the approaching departure of Mr. Massey, ...

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  45. INCOME TAX PROSECUTIONS.

    At the Water Police Court yesterday a number of persons appeared before [?] Lore, S. M., charged with having failed to furnish Federal income tax returns. The ...

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  46. THE IGOTZ MENDI.

    A Copenhagen report states that the Igotz Mendi, which went aground in Danish territorial waters, when in charge of a German prize crew, has been salvaged, and is safe ...

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  47. GENEROUS RACEHORSE OWNER.

    When Mr. T. A. Stirton, owner of Cetigne, decided to run his horse against Desert Gold in the C. M. Lloyd Stakes, he determined that patriotic funds should not suffer by the ...

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  48. LANDBROKER FOUND DEAD.

    The body of Arthur Richard Friest, a wellknown Adelaide land broker, was found above high-water mark on the beach near Grange early this morning. There was a small ...

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  49. AMERICANS HONOURED.

    The United Press correspondnt in Paris reports that eight Americans, who participated in the engagement at Chemin des Dames, have been awarded the Craix [?] ...

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  50. FIRE IN NEW ZEALAND.

    About £4000 worth of damage was caused by a fire in a block of business premises at Kaikoura (Sout[?] Island). ...

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  51. CHARGE AGAINST SOCIALISTS.

    It is reported from Chicago that five prominent Socialists have been indicted on charges of obstructing recruiting. ...

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