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  2. RECRUITING.

    The official figures for New South Wales show that last week 299 men volunteered, of whom 152 were accepted. Sergt. Cross, D.C.M., Lieut. Roberts, Sergt. ...

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  3. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    Ministers were subjected to over an hour's catechism under the beading of questions without notice in the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon. ...

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  4. CYCLONE IN NORTH QUEENSLAND

    The Premier, Mr. Ryan, this morning received the following mesange from Mr. MacCormack, M.L.A, which had been lodged at Cairns at 11 o'clock last night: ...

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  5. WELCOME HOME.

    Nearly all wounded or suffering from illnesses, but every one of [?]hem exceedingly cheerful, another contingent of soldiers from the Western front arrived in Sydney ...

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  6. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Sir Douglas Haig, in his morning report of Tuesday, says: The Australians carried out successful raids on hostile posts eastward and north-eastward of Messines. They ...

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  7. RUSSIA.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" ssys the various Ministries have nearly all gone to Moscow. The population ia [?]ocking from the capital. Quoues, ...

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  8. BRITISH PRESS ON.

    An official message from Palestine stalest Our northward advance astride the Jerusalem-Nablus road has been continued through most preecipitous and most ...

    Article : 183 words
  9. REPULSED

    Mr. Percival Phillips telegraphs from the Western front: The heavy shelling on many parts of our front suggests that the Germans are practising burrage fire. ...

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  10. THE WEEK'S ENLISTMENTS.

    Last week. 426 men enlisted, compared with 420 in the preceding week. The details are as follow:—Queensland, last week 37, preceding week 55; New South Wales, 152 and ...

    Article : 89 words
  11. RAIDER BROUGHT DOWN.

    An official report from Paris states that a Gotha was brought down in flames five kilometres from Chateau Theirry. The air raid began at five in the evening, and ended at ...

    Article : 70 words
  12. MEAT PRICES.

    Mr. A. B. Piddington, K.C., Chief Interstate Commissioner, and Mr, S. Mills, Deputy Commissioner, continued the inquiry yesterday into the price of meat. ...

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  13. ONE DEATH, MANY PEOPLE INJURED.

    The secretary to the Railway Department has received the following telegram from the Stores Inspector now visiting Cairns, dated Ca[?]rns, Monday morning: ...

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  14. SIBERIA.

    A Petrograd report says the Allied Consuls at Viadivestock have delivered an ultimatum to the Bolsheviks demanding the protection of property and the restoration of the ...

    Article : 72 words
  15. RAIDING GOTHAS.

    An official report from Paris states that seven enemy aeroplane squadrons attacked Paris at 10 o'clock on Monday evening. Bombs were dropped at several points, causing ...

    Article : 182 words
  16. GALE AT TOWNSVILLE.

    An easterly gale having velocity of 50 miles an hour blew all night and piled up the biggest tide seen for years. It reached the bank of the bowling green on the strand, and was ...

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  17. RUSSIAN WARSHIPS.

    A Petrograd message states that the crows have abandoned the ships of the Russian fleet at Helsingfors. ...

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  18. SHIPBUILDING.

    There are indications that the Government is energetically seeking immediately to increase shipbuilding. Mr. Lioyd George, Sir Erie Geddes, and othor members of the ...

    Article : 77 words
  19. TWO TOWNS ALMOST BLOWN AWAY.

    Cairns and Babinda were almost [?]own away. The damage is simply colossal. Evidently they got the worst of the blow there. Cairns suffered very heavily, but no loss of ...

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  20. PRESS INFLUENCE.

    In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Chamberlain, the Premier (Mr. Lioyd George) Justified the appointment of Lord Northeliffe, Lord Rothermere, and Lord Beaverbrook to ...

    Article : 439 words
  21. WOMEN WORKERS.

    Replying to a cable from the GovernorGeneral of Australia inquiring whether the services of womon from Australia for the Women's Auxi[?]ary Army Corps would be ...

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  22. LATE ME. J. E. REDMOND. M.P.

    There was a large attendance yesterday at the Requiem High Mass for the late Mr. John Edward Redmond, M.P., in St. Mary's Cathedral. The decorations of the catafalque in ...

    Article : 514 words
  23. GALE AT MURRUMBUERAH.

    A strong gale, accompanied by heavy rain and hail, passed over the town on Saturday afternoon, doing considerable damage. The verandah of the Telegraph ...

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  24. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    Mr. Gordon Gilmour, cabling on Monday stated: Nothing yet disturbs the tranquillty of the Australian front. This description must not be taken literally: for a soldiore' life, even ...

    Article : 176 words
  25. THE MINERS.

    A compulsory conference, which was convened by the Industrial Commissioner (Mr. Holme) between Mr. John Brown, representing the Pelaw Main and Richmond Main ...

    Article : 360 words
  26. REPRISAL THREAT PROVES EFFECTIVE.

    The Press Bureau states that the war prisonors department was informed to-day that Lieutenants Scholtz and Wookey, the British aviators, who were sentenced to imprisonment ...

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  27. AIR RAIDERS' OBJECTIVES.

    The German airman captured on the Italian front who admitted that the enemy's desire when bombing Italian cities was to hit citizens, was probably telling only half the truth, ...

    Article : 309 words
  28. SALONICA.

    A Bulgarian communique states: After artillery preparation German storm-troops penetrated enemy frenches in the Cerna Head, north of Rapesh. They brought ...

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  29. POWERFUL WIRELESS.

    The French Navy claims that it possesses the most powerful wireless system in the world. Messages from a new station have reached Australia. The latter station, which ...

    Article : 39 words
  30. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Savage presided at a lunoheon given by the High Commissioner's staff to Mr. Box, the Official Secretary to the Commonwealth. The latter, replying to the toast of his health, ...

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  31. ITALIAN FRONT.

    An Italian official message says: Aeroplanes during the day time and airships at night dropped seven tons of bombs on enemy aerodromen and camps. All ...

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  32. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    In the Legislative Council yesterday the Synod of Eastern Australia Property Bill was read the third time and passed. The Industrial Arbitration Amendment Bill ...

    Article : 364 words
  33. MESOPOTAMIA.

    An official message from Mesopotamia states: The Hit garrison has continued its retirement and occupies Khan-Baghdadi, 22 miles above Hit. Aircraft attacked ...

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  34. MYSTERY AT MAROUBRA.

    The discovery of a baby girl in the sea at Maroubra, on Monday night, and the subsequent death of the child in the Renwick Children's Hospital early yesterday morning, ...

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  35. CARE OF THE INSANE.

    The report for the year ended December 31 last of the Inspector-General of the Insane states that at the end of the year there were 760 patients in excess of the accommodation, ...

    Article : 182 words
  36. MUNITION CONTRACTS.

    A severe indictment of the Ministry of Munitions is a feature of the report of the Committee on National Expenditure. The Ministry erected national factories valued at ...

    Article : 204 words
  37. WAR NOTES.

    The later report from Palestine shows further substantial progress on the part of the British astride the Jerusalem-Nablus road, and also an increase in the resistance offered ...

    Article : 236 words
  38. STATE COAL.

    A report laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly yesterday on the operations of the Coal Board included a review of the State coal operations. In connections with the ...

    Article : 105 words
  39. MATUNGA'S PASSENGERS.

    Colonel C. L. Strangman, Major J. W. and Mrs. Flood, and Mrs. Mackenzie (stewardess) from the Matunga have arrived in London from Denmark. Mrs. Mackenzie states that ...

    Article : 79 words
  40. EFFECTIVE BRITISH THREAT.

    Even If Germany's decision to release from imprisonment the British airmen Scholtz and Weekey is suggestive of an eleventh-hour repentance, there is some satisfaction in ...

    Article : 309 words
  41. THEFTS OF STEEL.

    At the Lithgow Police Court this morning five men—Robert Morton, David Davis, James Brett, Wm. Simpson, and John Young—were charged with having stolen certain articles, ...

    Article : 149 words
  42. ITALIAN WAR LOAN.

    A Rome wireless message states that the Italian War Loan has closed, the Italian subscriptions exceeding five milliard fire.It is hoped foreign subscriptions will bring up the ...

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  43. SAVING WHEAT.

    In the South African House of Assembly this afternoon the Minister for Industries introduced the Conservation of Wheat Bill, providing for the compulsory mixing of wheat ...

    Article : 59 words
  44. THE STEAMER DOLPHIN.

    Mr. F. G. Manning, owner of the steamer Dolphin, states that the vessel, incorrectly reported missing yesterday, is on the north coast. Mr. Manning adds that there was no ...

    Article : 56 words
  45. WAR-TIME PROFITS.

    The Select Committee on National experditare points out that taxation of excess profits is only a partial corrective against the high terms of centractors. The committee believes ...

    Article : 107 words
  46. MISSING BOATING PARTY.

    The fate of two brothers, William Crawshaw and Ethelbert Crawshaw, of Albert Park, who left Williamstown in a yacht on Saturday afternoon for Altona, is still a ...

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  47. HALIFAX DISASTER.

    Sir R. L. Borden baa cabled to Mr. Hughes and Mr. Massey expressing the thanks of Canada for the receipt of the Australian and New Zealand gifts for the relief of the people ...

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  48. CONDITIONS IN BERLIN.

    A repatriated sailor states that he had seen more food [?] one shop in Cardiff than in the whole of Berlin. British sailors were frequently marched up and down the streets in ...

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  49. ENEMY RAID ON MACEDONIAN FRONT.

    While the affair mentioned in the Bulgarian communique this morning was nothing more than an ordinary enemy raid, it has a special interest in view of the recent remarks ...

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  50. MR. REDMOND'S SUCCESSOR.

    It is expected that Mr. John Dillon, M.P., will be elected chairman of the Nationalist party in place of the late Mr. Redmond at to-day's meeting of the party. ...

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  51. PRICE OF RABBITS.

    The Federal Prices Commissioner has fixed the retail price of prime large rabbits at 1s 3d a pair. No price has been fixed for other grades. The new rate came into ...

    Article : 46 words
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