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  2. THRILLING BATTLE.

    A special Reuter message to the "Cape Times," dated London, January 27, gives a thrilling account of the naval engagement which took place in the North Sea on ...

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  3. THE BELGIANS.

    The executive committee appointed by the large meeting in the Town Hall on Thursday to control the organisation of the movement to raise £30,000 per month in New South Wales ...

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  4. MEN WANTED.

    The results of this week's recruiting are disappointing. It is practically certain that the thousand mark will not be reached. The authorities are appealing for men. It ...

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  5. LATE WAR NEWS.

    An infantry brigade of the 20th East Prussian Army Corps suffered tremendous casualties at Kerjek, and 600 prisoners were taken. ...

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  6. SOUTH AFRICA.

    General J. C. Smuts, Minister for Finance and Defence, in moving the second reading of the Indemnity Bill in the House of Assembly to-day, emphasised the fact that ...

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  7. DARDANELLES.

    The Admiralty further reports that H.M.S. Dublin demolished an observation station on the Gallipoli Peninsula, and the Sapphire bombarded the guns and troops ...

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  8. THE WAR.

    The Russian progress in Northern Poland continues, and they have captured Kerjek, 21 miles north-east of Przasnysz. ...

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  9. NORTHERN POLAND.

    Peasant men and women in Northern Poland during the German invasion armed themselves with old muzzle-loaders, seythes, and hay-forks, and voluntarily ...

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  10. TURKISH ACTIVITY.

    The Turks are rushing guns and troops towards Constantinople. Ten warships of the Allies are bombarding the inner forts of the Dardanelles. ...

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  11. SUBMARINE WAR.

    A submarine chased the Red Cross steamer St. Andrew, which was conveying wounded across the English Channel. She put on full speed and escaped. ...

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  12. THE WESTERN FRONT.

    In the western theatre the usual artillery duels seem to be still characterising the operations throughout the long battle front, though in one instance a German infantry ...

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  13. GERMAN SUBMARINE.

    The Press Bureau announces that destroyers sank the German submarine US, and took prisoner the officers and crew. ...

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  14. THE CARPATHIANS.

    The Austro-Hungarian censorship of despatches is increasingly severe. Nevertheless, they show that a tremendous conflict is raging along the whole of the ...

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  15. NORWEGIAN'S CLAIM.

    The damage to the Norwegian steamer Thordis supports the story of the captain that he had rammed and sunk a German submarine. ...

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  16. PORT ARTHUR.

    A conference between the Chinese and Japanese Government representatives resulted in an agreement to extend the lease of Port Arthur and Dalny for 99 years. ...

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  17. BRAVERY REWARDED.

    The King to-day granted an audience to[?] and decorated, Captain Kinnear with the Distinguished Service Cross. [During a storm on November 17 the ...

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  18. GERMAN REWARDS.

    A Paris message says that the German Admiral, inspecting submarines, offered a large reward for each merchantman sunk, and a life pension for each man if a ...

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  19. WESTERN FRONT.

    A communique yesterday stated: Our artillery demolished the enemy's trenches in the sand dunes. The Bombardment of Reims lasted all ...

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  20. WARSHIPS AND UNDER-WATER ATTACK.

    In view of the work that has been accomplished by submarines in the present war, the question of guarding against the attacks of these craft is occupying an increasing amount ...

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  21. BRITISH SEAPLANE.

    A derelict British seaplane was picked up in the North Sea, and towed to Ymuiden. ...

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  22. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS.

    The "British Australasian" to-day publishes illustrations of an Australian divisional column and ammunition park, totalling 600. ...

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  23. GUN-RUNNING.

    The Swedish steamer Blenda has been arrested. She embarked a large cargo of guns at Copenhagen, ostensibly destined for ...

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  24. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    The steamer Port Pirie, which left Newcastle on Dec. 19, has arrived at London. The Ventura, which left Sydney on Feb. 13, has arrived at San Francisco. ...

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  25. MOTOR TRANSPORT COLUMN.

    The High Commissioner, Sir George Reid, notified the Minister for Defence to-day that the Australian Motor Transport Divisional Ammunition Column had arrived in England, and ...

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  26. THE GERMAN ACCOUNT.

    A German communique claims to have captured eight French officers, 558 men, and seven machine guns at Notre Dame de Lorette. ...

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  27. RIFLE RESERVE.

    The Premier stated yesterday that he had been in communication with the Minister for Education respecting an offer by the professional musicians to enrol a military band in ...

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  28. WHEAT CASE.

    The hearing was continued to-day before the High Court of the special case stated by the Interstate Commission in regard to the appeal from the injunction granted by the ...

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  29. GERMAN EMPEROR.

    The German Emperor, in an address after a service in the park at Nivbowo Castle, Poland, said: "Ours is a hard task. We have to prove to the entire world ...

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  30. FIGHTING ON THE YSER.

    The "Telegraaf" states that fighting along the Yser has been renewed, and trains with wounded are continually arriving at Bruges. ...

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  31. BOY LABOUR.

    A discussion took place in the House of Commons in regard to the shortage of labour for agriculture. Mr. Asquith said it was hoped that the ...

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  32. TRAVELLING KITCHENS.

    "Sixteen more travelling kitchens are required for units proceeding very shortly to the front," was the statement made by Colonel Wallack, C.B., the District Commandant, when ...

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  33. BLAZING TRENCHES.

    The Army Medical Corps report that shocking injuries have been caused by German contrivances for spraying petrol over their opponents' trenches. The ...

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  34. STRATEGIC RAILWAYS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) to-day again referred to the proposed strategical railway, and especially to the financial aspect of the proposition. He said no complete ...

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  35. MOSMAN-NEUTRAL BAY.

    Over 700 members attended the second drill on Thursday evening. It has been decided that future drills be held on Monday and Thursday evenings, and the last Saturday ...

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  36. THE WAGES QUESTION.

    The miners' conference has summoned a national conference for March 17, with a view to securing a substantial advance in wages. ...

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  37. CASUALTIES OLD AND NEW.

    The present campaign has sadly upset the calculations of these who believed that long-range weapons of scientific precision would tend to check the carnage in modern warfare ...

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  38. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

    The council of the New South Wales Public School Teachers' Association has circularised teachers, urging them to assist the authorities in the effort to secure adequate National ...

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  39. RUSSIAN ARMY CONTRACTS.

    At the opening of the war a number of army contractors waited on the Grand Duke Nicholas to discuss supplies. They were kept waiting in the ante chamber for ...

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  40. EDGECLIFF CLUB.

    The Edgecliff Club, being duly constituted according to regulations, the meeting on Thursday night was held for the purpose of attesting members already enrolled. ...

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  41. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    The steamer Queen Margaret, which left Auckland on December 20, has arrived. The steamer Opawa has left for Wellington. ...

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  42. THE RUSSIANS.

    A communique states: During Thursday at the River Fuka, in Eastern Galleia, we took prisoner 47 Austrian officers and 3000 men. The Austrians continue abortive ...

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  43. STEAMER SEYDLITZ.

    The Norddeutscher-Lloyd mail steamer Seydlitz, which left Sydney suddenly just prior to the declaration of war between Britain and Germany, has been interned ...

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  44. WAR NOTES.

    Very little war news of any importance had come through at a late hour last night. But there was no reason to believe that "no news was bad news." On both fronts the Allies ...

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  45. STRATHFIELD-HOMEBUSH.

    This railway club continues to make steady progress. Four parades have now been held, and the members are showing a keen enthusiasm. The high average attendance is ...

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  46. INTERNED VESSELS.

    The Senate has passed a resolution granting President Wilson enlarged powers to enforce the laws of neutrality in regard to the proposed sales of ships belonging to ...

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  47. A SEARCH.

    Recently the police, under the Trading With the Enemy Act, made an investigation of the business offices and private residence of Mr. J. White trading as White and Hosier, ...

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  48. HOSPITAL FIRE.

    A fire at midnight destroyed a large weatherboard building known as Nurse Tumor's Cottage Hospital. Dr. Turner, with some members of his family, escaped after ...

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  49. PRZASNYSZ.

    A communique from Berlin respecting the German withdrawal from Prasaysz uses the words "orderly retreat," and attributes the disaster to the combination of ...

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  50. THE TURF AND WAR.

    Lord Rosebery, in a letter to the newspapers, protests against the suggestion to stop racing. If racing ceases altogether, he says, thoroughbred horses, which are ...

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  51. STATE BREAD.

    Representatives of the Master Bakers' Association held an informal meeting last night, and considered the proposals of the State Government for taking over the bread ...

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  52. AUSTRIA'S TROUBLES.

    A telegram from Vienna states that a plet has been discovered among Austro-Hungarian reserve officers of Slav nationality to bring about a settlement with ...

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  53. A CAPTURE.

    The action brought by the officers and crew of the steamer Southport to recover salvage in respect to the recapture of the vessel from German custody in the Caroline Islands, came ...

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  54. LAUNCH GREGORY SAFE.

    Constable J. R. Johns, who left Darwin on February 23 in the Government oil launch Gregory, and concerning whose safe[?]y some anxiety was felt, returned to Darwin this ...

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  55. THE LATTER-DAY ATTILA.

    It is of interest at this time to recall the speech which the Kaiser delivered at Bremerhaven on July 27, 1900, to the troops which were then leaving for China to co-operate ...

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  56. SINGAPORE RIOTS.

    A communique states that only half a regiment of the Fifth Indian Infantry at Singapore was implicated in the recent rioting. ...

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  57. FRENCH SOLDIER ROBBED.

    Eugene Dervois, a Frenchman, who was wounded in the present war, recently came to Sydney as a convalescent. His objective was Noumea, and some Sydney French residents ...

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  58. DAILY RIOTS.

    Recruiting at Trentino has led to daily riots, and 240 persons have been shot and 1700 civilians and soldiers imprisoned since January. ...

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  59. SHEARERS AMALGAMATE.

    The Shearers' Association has decided to amalgamate with the Farm Labourers' Union, but refused to join the United Federation of Labour. ...

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  60. IN THE SOUTH.

    For many days now there appears to have been a complete [?]ull on the front directly west of Warsaw and in Southern Poland; but vigorous fighting is still going on among ...

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