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  2. AURORA.

    A wireless report has been received from the tug Dunedin stating that she picked up tbe Aurora at 3 o'clock this morning. Good progress is being made with the ...

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  3. BROUGHT DOWN.

    It is officially announced that one of the Zeppelins which took part in the raid on England on Friday night, came down off the Thames, and was'captured by a ...

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  4. MALANCOURT.

    A communique states: The bombardment of Miilaucourt (about, six miles west of the Meuse and 13½ miles north-west of Verdun) wits continued with redoubled ...

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  5. THE RUSSIANS.

    An official communique states: We repulsed au enemy attack in the forest near Mokritza, and annihilated an enemy detachment west of CV.artorysk. We repulsed ...

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  6. ZEPPELINS.

    Zeppelins raided the eastern counties of England on Friday night. Twenty-eight persons were killed and 44 ...

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  7. HOLLAND.

    Delayed messages from The Hague state tint excitemeut was created in Holland on Friday on the report that officers' furlough had been suddenly withdrawn, and goods ...

    Article : 159 words
  8. WAR NOTES.

    The Zeppelin raid over England, reported in this morning's cables, was the biggest thing of its kind that the Germans have organised. We are informed that there were ...

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  9. MR. HUGHES.

    The condition of Mr. Hughes (Prime Miniister of Australia) is practically unaltered. Slowness of improvement must be expected. The doctors are sanguine that the next few ...

    Article : 389 words
  10. FIGHT IN BLIZZARD.

    The "Scotsman" says the Sylt raid was one of the most stirring of the days since the war began. When the British squadron was nearing the German coast the ...

    Article : 297 words
  11. EAST AFRICA.

    General Smuts' forces, in East Africa, are engaged in strenuous, galiant lighting. A sprinkling of Australians is prominent. Details of General Smuts's recent ...

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  12. CABLES CUT.

    The cables connecting Holland and England have been cut. Only postal communication is available. ...

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  13. SUBMARINES.

    Germany has notified Norway, denying that a German submarine sank the Sillus. (The Sillus, which was unarmed, was torpedoed without warning about a fortnight ...

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  14. BAGGING THE L15.

    The oustanding feature of the raid, however, is the bringing down of the L15 by gunfire. Hitherto the practice of the anti-aircraft guns in England does not seem to have been ...

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  15. SERVIAN CROWN PRINCE

    Charing Cross station was crowded to welcome the Crown Prince of Servia on his arrival in London to-day. Prince Albert met the special train. Mr. Lloyd ...

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  16. UNION OF ALLIES.

    Mr. Asquith, who arrived yesterday, was very gratified at his reception in Rome. The newspapers consider that his visit seals the unbreakable union of the ...

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  17. BRITISH SEAPLANE.

    Danish fishermen at Ebel Island on Saturday sighted a seaplane riding on the sea, and reported the matter to the military authorities, who rowed out, and found a ...

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  18. CANADA.

    Horst von der Goltsz who was brought from Britain to give evidence in the American anti-neutrality prosecutions, has confessed that Captain von Papon, late ...

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  19. PRAYRES FOR MR. HUGHES.

    At St. Paul's Church. Redfern, yesterday, prayers were said for tho recovery from illness of Mr. W. M. Hughes. ...

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  20. STEAMER ASHORE.

    The steamer Rangatira went ashore off Robben Island in a heavy fog. CAPETOWN, April 1. Attempts made to refloat the Rangatira have ...

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  21. THE RAIDS TO DATE.

    It is interesting to recall the whole series of Zeppelin raids against Britain since the outset of the war. There have been over a score officially reported, and an answer given ...

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  22. RUSSIAN ADVANCE.

    A communique states: After four hours' fighting in the region of the fortress Karamalachkan (In the direction of Baghdad) we defeated the enemy, inflicting heavy ...

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  23. TRADE WITH GERMANS.

    Sir Thomas Mackenzie (High Commissioner for New Zealand), speaking at the Mansion House, replied to the recent remarks of Sir William Lever, deprecating ...

    Article : 180 words
  24. SPY ON STEAMER.

    Ernest Schiller, the German stowaway who attempted to capture the steamer Matophe, outward bound with war supplies for Vladivostock, has confessed to being ...

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  25. ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

    A fiermnn submarine in the Black Sea forpedoed the Messagerics Maritimes steamer Portugal (5358 tons), which was used as a hospital ship. ...

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  26. SPORT ABROAD.

    A team of New Zealanders beat a team representing the united hospitals by 12 points to nil at the Queen's Crab Grounds. The weather was grand. Griffiths, who played ...

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  27. NAVAL MISHAP.

    A distressing naval mishap occurred during Tuesday's blizzard. Though the storm was at its height, many naval libertymea look boats and returned to their ships. ...

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  28. OTHER EFFORTS.

    A French communique, issued on Friday night, says: We wrecked the enemy trenches south of St. Marie-a-Py, in the Champagne. A German aeroplane was brought down ...

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  29. THE HOLLAND CABLE CUT.

    It is announced this morning that the cables between Holland and England Have been cut. Although in other messages there are hints of highly significant developments in Holland, ...

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  30. TARA SURVIVORS.

    There was a picturesque ceremony at the Military Hospital, when Mr. Thomas Henley, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, on behalf of the ...

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  31. DEATH OF MR. J. C. LUDOWICI.

    One of Sydney's pioneer merchants, in tho person of Mr. John Charles Ludowici, passed away at his home at Longueville last night. The late Mr. Ludowici, who was in his 80th. ...

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  32. DOMINION DELEGATES.

    Canada and South Africa have accepted the Empire Parliamentary Association's invitation to send delegates to London. The association is awaiting replies from ...

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  33. MESOPOTAMIA.

    The King has sent the following message to Major-General Townshend:—"1, together with all your fellow-countrymen, follow with admiration the gallant fighting of the ...

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  34. THE CLYDE STRIKERS.

    Thousands of Clyde workers took a holiday to attend the protest demonstration yesterday in connection with the deportation of the strike leaders. Crowds of ...

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  35. THE BUDGET.

    The London "Daily Telegraph" believes that Mr. M'Kenna (Chancellor of the Exchequer) intends to raise an additional £100,000,000, chiefly from income tax. ...

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  36. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—At London, Pakeha, s (left Auckland February 13); at Liverpool, City of Norwich, s (left Brisbane January 15); at Glasgow, Yankalilla, s (left Lisbon ...

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  37. ARBITBATION COURT.

    It is understood that an amendment of the Arbitration Act will be submitted to Parliament early in the coming session, with the object of relieving some of the present ...

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  38. HOLLAND AND THE BELLIGERENTS.

    As to the reports to hand this morning from Amsterdam it may be said that towards the end of the war Holland may be expected to figure somewhat prominently in the course of ...

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  39. THE EMPIRE.

    Opinion on the question of closer Empire relations is crystallising in favour of home form of Post War Imperial Congress or conference, It is suggested in some ...

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  40. CO-OPERATIVE TRADING.

    A conference of representatives of cooperative societies from the South CoastWestern, Sydney, and the Northern districts was held yesterday to discuss the ...

    Article : 157 words
  41. RECRUITING.

    Lord Derby, in a letter read at a meeting of attested married men in the Albert Hall, wrote:—"My duty is to endeavour to secure all available unmarried men in ...

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  42. BRITISH FRONT.

    General Flaig reports as follows: There is much aerial activity on both sides. We carried out successful work. Three of our machines are missing. ...

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  43. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Aviators testing new machines are to receive increased pay in consideration for the risks they undergo. Copenhagen advices state that the ice in ...

    Article : 114 words
  44. KILLED IN ACTION.

    Lieutenant Eric Balderson, of the Field Artillery, a Melbourne artist, has been killed in action in France. An Ottawa message, says that Captain ...

    Article : 41 words
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