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  2. RECRUITING.

    Arrangements are now finally completed for the special Win-the-War League Day on February 23, said Professor Macintyre, chairman of the State Recruiting Committee. The ...

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  3. THE ELECTIONS.

    With characteristic electioneering thoroughness, Mr. Holman, as the National party leader, made use of the first day after his return from Gundagai to call together the ...

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  4. AMERICA'S ACTION.

    The former Berlin correspondent of the "New York Times," who is now in Paris, says that news of the diplomatic rupture with the United States was a bombshell in ...

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  5. MARCH TO VICTORY.

    A high British military authority, with the approval of the War Office, has prepared a statement for the New York "Times" regarding the military position ...

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  6. WAR NOTES.

    Sir Douglas Haig's Sunday night report giving the total number of prisoners captured by the British in Saturday's attack on the Ancre shows that, even in this respect, the ...

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  7. LATE WAR NEWS.

    It is believed that President Wilson will appear in Congress within a few days. It is expected that there will be a debate, but that Congress will support ...

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  8. WEST FRONT

    A high British military authority, reviewing the position on the eve of the 1917 campaign, says that the ...

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  9. MUNITIONS FOR RUSSIA.

    The terms respecting the financing of a huge munition contract with Russia have been settled. The Bethlehem Steel Company is placing £100,000,000 of their ...

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  10. SERRE'S STRONG DEFENCES.

    Serre is one of those fortress villages hear the original Gorman front line, which accounted for the hold-up of the British attacks at the beginning of July on the northern section ...

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  11. THE RUSSIANS.

    A Russian official message says:—Gormans, clad in white overalls, assumed the offensive south-west of Dvinsk, and penetinted our front line. We immediately ...

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  12. LABOUR CANDIDATES.

    The following list of candidates who have been selected by the P.L.L. to carry the Labour bannar at forthcoming State elections was made available by the general secretary, ...

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  13. THE DARDANELLES.

    The "Daily Express" says the Dardanelles interim report will cover the entire history of the expedition, and will contain a surprisingly frank criticism of soldiers ...

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  14. PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS.

    Ecuador has replied to Mexico's proposal for joint neutral action with a view to ending the European war. Ecuador suggests a pan-American Congress in Uruguay ...

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  15. GERMAN PIRATES.

    One of the sailors of the British steamer St. Theodore (which was recently captured by a raider off the coast of Brazil and converted into a raider), who has arrived ...

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  16. AT THE BARRACKS.

    The enrolments at Victoria Barracks on Sunday were 20, out of whom 11 were passed as fit. Another 25 staff sergeants-major who had ...

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  17. HELP OF THE WOMEN.

    "We do not want to drive men, we want to make men feel it is a privilege to serve their country, and keep the homes safe," said Miss Evans, yesterday, addressing a meeting ...

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  18. MORE HONOURS.

    Forty-six Australians and nine New Zealanders have been awarded the Milltary Medal. Corporal J. O'Brien, of the Australian ...

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  19. VALUE OF POSITION.

    Throughout the whole of the Somme offensive between July and November last we witnessed a struggle on the part of the British for the possession of the high ground north ...

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  20. CARDINAL BOURNE.

    Cardinal Bourne, in a pastoral letter, says:—"There is a spirit of hopefulness and certainty of success abroad such as was impossible during the more anxious periods of ...

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  21. MR. HENLEY'S SEAT.

    Mr. Holman stated last night that with regard to the special case of Mr. Henley, although the National party has not received any communication from him defining his ...

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  22. RIGHTS OF RUSSIAN JEWS.

    The newspapers state that M. Protopopoff proposes by decree to remove the restrictions preventing the Jews from freely trading and other disabilities, also ...

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  23. WESTERN FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, reporting on Sunday night, stated: The prisoners we captured on the Ancre on Saturday numbered seven hundred and seventy-three ...

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  24. MEETING AT COOGEE.

    A stirring appeal for recruits was made last night at the Boomerang Picture Theatre, Coogee, by returned soldiers and Lieutenant Hug, recruiting officer for Wentworth. The ...

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  25. COOTAMUNDRA.

    Ex-Senator Oakes and Mr. Stace Lloyd visited Junee and made preparations for the National party's campaign for the Cootamundra seat. Alderman J. Hoad will be the ...

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  26. GORDON.

    At a meeting in the Chatswood Town Hall last night, Mr. E. J. Loxton, K.C., announced that he intended to go to the poll on March 24. He also expressed the opinion that after ...

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  27. SPANISH MERCHANT FLEET.

    M. Romanones, the Premier in the Chamber of Deputies, said the entire Spanish merchant fleet had been paralysed since January, but the Government ...

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  28. BRITISH RED CROSS.

    The income of the British Red Cross Society during the second year of the war was £3,064,232, the total income since the outbreak of the war being over £6,000,000. The ...

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  29. BATHURST.

    The contest for the Bathurst seat, at present held by Mr. E. Durack, the leader of the official Labour party, promises to be interesting. Mr. John Miller, who was ...

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  30. NORTHERN SUBURBS.

    A recruiting rally, preceded by a route march traversing the principal streets of Chatswood, will be held to-night in the local Town Hall. ...

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  31. A SUCCESSFUL SURPRISE ATTACK.

    Latterly there has been a marked scarcity of news from the Roumanian front, which attracted such close attention a month or two ago, when Mackensen and Falkenhayn were ...

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  32. THE VICTORY LOAN.

    It is generally anticipated that the loan will result in £600,000,000 of new money. It is understood this will be regarded as satisfactory. ...

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  33. VESSELS SUNK.

    The British steamer Worcestershire, 7175 tons, is reported to have been sunk. The Valdes, 2233 tons, was torpedoed without warning. Two of the crew are dead and ...

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  34. CAMEL BRIGADE FIELD AMBULANCE.

    Approval has been given by the Defence Department for the raising and despatch of an Australian Camel Brigade Field Ambulance with the first reinforcements for active ...

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  35. FOOD PRODUCTION.

    The President of the Board of Agriculture has appointed Mr. Arthur Lee, M.P., Director-General of Food Production. ...

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  36. THE ROLLS.

    The general secretary of the P.L.L., Mr. P. C. Evans, issued a special appeal yesterday to all Labour supporters to enrol not later than Friday next. Rolls and claim cards may ...

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  37. WHEAT PRODUCTION.

    It is believed that despite the efforts to increase food production, the wheat grown in 1917 will be less than in 1916, which will be partly due to the severe winter ...

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  38. RAILWAY MEN'S PAY.

    A mass meeting of railway men, which was held in Birmingham, protested against the refusal of the companies to adopt a sliding scale to meet the cost of living. A ...

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  39. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    A message from St. John's states that Sir Edward Morris. Premier of Newfoundland, has left for England to attend the Imperial Conference. ...

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  40. THE FROZEN SERPENTINE.

    Hundreds of people walked on the lee on the Serpentine (Hyde Park) to-day, ignoring the thaw, and a portion broke. Many were immersed, and one woman was drowned. ...

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  41. COMMANDEERING LAND.

    A new ordor is likely, empowering local authorities to commandeer occupied land near towns. The existing orders apply only to vacant land. ...

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  42. RACECOURSES AND STADIUMS.

    A deputation from the State Recruiting Committee waited on the Acting Chief Secretary (Mr. Hunter) to-day and made suggestions with a view to stimulating interest in ...

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  43. FLOODED RIVEES.

    It is reported that two large dams on the Biree River broke away yesterday, flooding low-lying lands. Stations which were likely to suffer were warned by telephone, and ...

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  44. NEW SCHOOLS WANTED.

    Yesterday morning the Director of Education, Mr. P. Board, received a deputation, which urged the claims for the establishment of a new school at Fairfield West. ...

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  45. BATHING TRAGEDY.

    A drowning tragedy took, place at Red Rock on the M'Intyre River, two miles below inverell, yesterday. A family named Handshaw visited the locality for a picnic during ...

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  46. GERMANY AND POLAND.

    The remarks of the Polish Deputy. M. Trantezinski, in the Prussian Parliament, as reported in the message from Zurich, do not reveal a very happy state of affairs in the ...

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  47. GRANDCOURT.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the well-known war correspondent, says that Friday's and Saturday's successes north-east of Grandcourt give the British important new ground on ...

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  48. GERMAN CASUALTIES.

    The Press Bureau states that the official German casualties announced during January, but not necessarily incurred in January, numbered 77,532, of which 14,192 ...

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  49. AMERICAN REFUGEES IN TURKEY.

    Mr. Elkus, American Ambassador at Constantinople, reports that Turkey has assured him she will not prevent the departure of 1000 American refugees from ...

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  50. WATERSIDE DISPUTE.

    Further trouble has occurred at the Wellington waterfront, the coalworkers objecting to the use of the Burton block in discharging two union colliers and bunkering the ferry ...

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  51. MR. HUGHES.

    On Thursday the Kalgoorlie branch of the National Federation telegraphed to the Prime Minister:—"It is desired by the federation that you nominate for the Kalgoorlie ...

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  52. MAIL COACH WASHES AWAY.

    An exciting experience hotel O. J. Hawker, driver of the mail from Coolac to Jugiong, on Saturday. During the journey there was a heavy rain storm, two inches falling in a ...

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  53. LATE TROOPER W. J. GRANT.

    The late Trooper William J. Grant, whose death occured on Friday, was only 19 years of age. He was attached to the Light Ho[?] and saw active service in Egypt. About fo[?] ...

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  54. PERSECUTING POLES.

    M. Trantezinski, a Polish Deputy, speaking in the Prussian Parliament, complained that the German authorities are still persecuting the Poles in regard to the language and ...

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  55. DOMAIN BATHS.

    The Health and Bylaws Committee of the City Council yesterday approved of the Lord Mayor's proposal to extend a room which for some time has been set aside for ...

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  56. PREFERENCE TO RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    At to-day's meeting of the Water and Sewerage Board it was decided to give preference to returned soldiers. ...

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  57. UNDER ONE BANNER.

    The unity of purpose that exists between a large section of the supporters of the old Labout regime and the Liberals in the determination to return the National Government ...

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