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  2. HOTEL HOUR'S.

    The Government measure providing for the taking of a referendum on the question of the closing time of hotels during the war was again before Committee in the Legislative ...

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  3. RECRUITING.

    One hundred and twenty-nine men offered their services at Victoria Barracks yesterday. Of these, 96 were accepted, and 33 rejected. Recruiting was fairly brisk at the barracks ...

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  4. LATE WAR NEWS.

    His Majesty the King to-day gave an audience to Mr. W. M. Hughes, Prime Minister of the Commonwealth. ...

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  5. WAR NOTES.

    This morning's cables suggest that the Germans are preparing for one more supreme offort against Verdun. While they are hammering at the French flanks to the ...

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  6. MR. HUGHES.

    Mr. W. M. Hughes (Prime Minister of Australia) repudiates the "Times" statement that he is the ambassador of Canada and New Zealand, and has ...

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  7. GERMAN FLEET.

    A telegram from Ymuiden (Netherlands) states that a trawler reports having sighted off Terschelling on Monday afternoon a fleet of at least 30 German ...

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  8. VERDUN.

    The Germans'are massing in every sector for the attack on Verdun. Lively bombardments are proceeding ...

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  9. WESTERN FRONT.

    The fighting at Hill 265 was even more obstinate than at Douaument. The Germans wete repulsed twenty times with heavy losses, before the slopes were won ...

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  10. WESTERN FRONT.

    The "Matin." replying to yesterday's German claim, declares that only 700 French troops were prisonered, while the alleged 10 guns were merely trench engines. ...

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  11. OTHER STATES.

    There was a considerable falling-off to-day in recruiting, only 195 men being accepted from 334 volunteers. BRISBANE, Thursday. ...

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  12. GERMAN RAIDER.

    The crew of the steamer Flamenco (one of the victims of the German raider Moewe), report that the Mocwe's men had served aboard English merchantmen. The ...

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  13. RECRUITING MEETINGS.

    To-day Sergeant Cross, D.C.M., Corporal Edwards, and Private Saunders will address recruiting meetings near the Kogarah Railway Station, and at the local picture show. ...

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  14. THE MOEWE.

    The German Emperor personally bestowed the Prussian Order of Merit on the captain of the raider Moewe. ...

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  15. "THE GERMAN FLEET OUT."

    There was quite a flutter of excitement when the news was published yesterday that a big section of the German fleet, numbering at least 50 warships, together with a flotilla ...

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  16. PORTUGAL AND GERMANY

    The German Consuls have advised the Germans to quit Portugal immediately. A rupture is regarded as inevitable. ...

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  17. RECHABITES AT THE FRONT.

    It was stated at the Rechabltes' conference yesterday that 700 members had answered the call from the New South Wales district. This number on the effective membership was less ...

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  18. THE NAVY DEBATE.

    During the debate on the Navy estimates Mr. A. J. Balfour (First Lord of the Admiralty) said Mr. Winston Churehill's speech was unfortunate, both in form ...

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  19. BRAVERY REWARDED.

    A Zeppelin flying over Revigny endeavoured to bomb 70 waggon-loads of munitions. The station-master and two assistants coupled them to an engine, and ...

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  20. COUNTRY ENLISTMENTS.

    The following are the figures of country enlistments from Monday to Wednesday:— Goulburn, 22; Armidale, 19; Narrabri, 14; Dubbo, 23; Cootamundra, 65; Lithgow, 1; New ...

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  21. AVIATION RECORD.

    M. Verrier, a military aviator, climbed with four passengers to a height of 3410 metres in 28 minutes at Etampes. This constitutes a world's record. ...

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  22. AUSTRALIA'S ARMY.

    In a letter dated from Egypt on January 27, Brigadier-General Holmes expresses his high appreciation of the efforts of the various organisations that are providing comforts for ...

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  23. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

    "Scottish Rugby Union."—A few changes of under clothing, handkerchiets, an overcoat, and some spare socks. Had you asked the enrolling officer he would have supplied you with a printed list. ...

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  24. A GENUINE SALLY IMPROBABLE.

    That the German fleet should come out with the deliberate object of giving battle to the main British force at this stage seems hardly credible. The cardinal maxim of all ...

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  25. GIFT OF £10,000,

    A wealthy gentleman greatly interested in education has offered £10,000 for a University scholarship for the boys of the Roman Catholic schools in Queensland, one of the ...

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  26. THE BALKANS.

    Telegraphing from Athens, Mr. M. H. Donohoe says that at a recent meeting of the new Turkish Committee the Grand Vizier (Prince Said Halim Pasha) upheld ...

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  27. THE RAILWAY DISASTER.

    The inquest on the victims of the railway disaster was concluded to-day. The jury returned a verdict that the disaster was due to excessive speed, but that there ...

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  28. A.L.H. MAN.

    Trooper C. J. Laney. of the 1st A.L.H. Brigade, writing from Hollopolis to his brother, Mr. T. D. Lancy, of Chatswood, gives interesting particulars of the evacuation of ...

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  29. THREE GERMANS SENTENCED.

    For failing to report themselves at intervals of seven days, as demanded by the Allens' Restriction Order, three Germans, Johannes Petsche. 19. Hans Eggert, 24, and ...

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  30. THE MATTER OF PUBLIC OPINION.

    It is thought by some that pressure of public opinion in Germany will force the hands of the Admiralty and lead to an order that the fleet should go out and do battle with the ...

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  31. GERMANS LEAVING.

    Mr. M. H. Donohoe, telegraphing from Athens, says the German army in Bulgaria has been ordered to be in readiness to depart from its present front. One division ...

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  32. SEIZED STEAMERS.

    The seized steamers at Delagoa Bay, namely, the Admiral, Kronprinz, Khalif, Essen, Hof, Linda, Woermann, and the Zieten, are expected to be conveyed to ...

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  33. THE SERVIAN ARMY.

    The Servian army has been newly eqipped and clothed, and is in excellent health. ...

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  34. DEATH OF LIEUT.-COLONEL PERKINS, D.S.O.

    A cable message has been received from India announcing the death at Mhow, India, on February 27, of Licutenant-colonel J. C. C. Perkins, D.S.O., son-in-law of Mr. Harold ...

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  35. RUSSIAN TROOPS.

    A communique states:—Troops on the coast of the Black Sea are pressing the Turks closely, and have occupied Rizch (41 miles east of Trebizond). We ...

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  36. A CONTRAST.

    The Foreign Office has issued a crushing reply to the German allegition that there have been 26 cases of [?]-treatment of Germans in Britain since the war began. ...

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  37. GETTING CRUISERS OUT.

    There is a suggestic that the Germans might attempt to engage the British fleet, not with the object of securing a victory, but so that the fight might serve as a cover for a ...

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  38. ARMED SHIPS.

    Germany has informed the United States Government that she is willing to govern her submarines in accordance with international law, provided the other ...

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  39. SHORTAGE OF SHIPS.

    The shortage of ships is says Mr. Massey undoubtedly affecting the Dominion but the position is not acute. Several ships have been released by the Imperial authorities at ...

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  40. GERMAN PRISONERS.

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons regarding the number of German naval and military prisoners in the United Kingdom, the Secretary of State ...

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  41. LIGHT HORSE FUND.

    To-night the first of the two carnivals, the other will be run to-morrow at the Agiicultural Ground, in aid of the Light Horse Comfort's Funds, will be held at the Stadium. ...

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  42. GERMAN LIE.

    The report from Zurich relating to a telegram said to have been received in Switzerland from British trade unionists, [?] couraging the employment of Swiss ...

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  43. ZEPPELIN RAID.

    It is officially announecdthat the casualties sustained during the last air raid on the north-cast coast of England were:- Killed: Nine men, four women, and five ...

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  44. ARBITRATION BILL.

    The Minister for Labour and Industry, Mr. Estell, explains that the £160,000 recovered for trade unions by his department represented amounts due by employers under ...

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