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  2. RECRUITING.

    "Still they come" That is the daily cry at the enrolling office, and yesterday proved no exception to the rule. The manhood of New South Wales is answering the call, and the ...

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  3. SUBMARINES.

    Submarines of the now type continue systematic attacks on trawlers in the North Sea. One of the submarines sank seven Hull trawlers. Another sank two ...

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  4. THE DARDANELLES.

    Lieutenant James Wallace Ross, reported wounded in the latest casualty list, is 23 years of age. He received his commission in the 7th A.I.R. in 1911, and joined the 70th ...

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  5. WHITES AND BLACKS IN PAPUA.

    Arriving from Papua yesterday by the steamer Houtman, Dr. C. C. Simson formerly chief medical officer, and a member of the Exccutive and of the Legislative Council of ...

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  6. SUGAR SHORTAGE.

    The Premier yesterday referred to the comPlaint of the Colonial Sugar Company that its letter in regard to the shortage of sugar had merely been acknowledged by him. ...

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  7. THE RAINSTORM.

    Since 9 a.m. on Wednesday, the rainstorm in New South Wales has worked eastward to the coast and tablelands, and yesterday morning a tropical disturbance of cyclonic ...

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  8. MOTOR 'BUS OVERTURNS.

    A sensational accident occured in Bridgeroad, Richmond, this afternoon. A motin omnibus, travelling to the city collided with a horse-drawn vehicle and upset. ...

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  9. LIEUT PATTISON.

    Lieutenant Walter Byron James Pattison was born in 1888, and received his first appointment in the Port Curties Infantry, Queensland, in 1911, and in 1914 was appointed ...

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  10. LIEUT. F. G. SMITH.

    Mr. George Smith, of 469 Hunter-street, Newcastle, states that the name Lieut, G. S. Smith, 2nd Batt. (Newcastle), reported slightly wounded, should be "Liet, F. G. ...

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  11. U24'S TOLL.

    The commander of the U24 boasted to the crew of a trawler that he bad destroyed fishing vessels valued at £150,000 since Sunday. ...

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  12. UNITED STATES.

    The United States Note declines Germany's suggestion to leave the amount of reparation for the loss or capture of American vessels to a Prize Court. ...

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  13. COLLIERY FLOODED.

    A fall occurred in the roof at Sncddon colllery at Wallsend to-day, and the pit, emplying about 50 men, was thrown idle. The full occurred under Back Creek, and ...

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  14. THE CASUALTIES.

    As regards the casualties we need to remember the losses in the European wars of recent years, we especially need to glance back over the toll that has been taken in this ...

    Article : 348 words
  15. LIEUT. SOLLING.

    Mr. J. S. Soiling father of Lieut E. M. Soiling received a cable to-day dated Cairo Wednesday. 4.45 p.m., as follows:—"Landed Egypt, Eric, wounded in the leg. ...

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  16. REPRISAL POLICY.

    Lord Robert Cecil in the House of Commons, list night, quoted letters from officers bitterly complaining of their treatment in Germany under the reprisals ordered by ...

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  17. RABAUL SENTENCES.

    At a meeting of the Federal Executive today action was taken with regard to the sentences imposed by the military courtmartial at Rabaul, New Gulnea, on Australian ...

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  18. PROMINENT FOOTBALLERS.

    At last night's meeting of the Metropolitan Rugby Union, it was decided to convey the heartfelt sympathy of the Union to the mother of Major Swannell, who was killed ...

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  19. ENGLISH RACING.

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  20. CAPTURE OF THE ELFREDA.

    A watship has made two visits to Tonga within four weeks. On the occasion of the first visit speculation was rife amongst the resident of the capital, Nukualofa, as to the ...

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  21. SNOW CASE.

    The hearing of the Snow case was concluded. His Honor reserved his decision until May 10. ...

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  22. COUNSELS OF PATIENCE.

    As to the slowness with which the casualties are being announced it cannot be too definitely stated that in a case of absolutely continous operations such as those our ...

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  23. LESS COTTON.

    In the House of Commons to-day the Hon. Neil Primrose, replying to a question, said that he had every reason to believe that the figures for April showed a great ...

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  24. AGRICULTURAL STUDENTS.

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  25. PRIVY COUNCIL APPEAL.

    Mrs. Mrs. Kate Borron appealed before the Privy Council in person, and asked leave to appeal for the setting aside of a decreo nisi granted by the Supreme Court of Fiji. ...

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  26. THE WAR.

    Sir—While travelling on the trams yesterday I noticed that the conductor refused to take a fare from one of our allies, a French soldier. On instituting inquiries, I found ...

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  27. VICTORIANS.

    Captain Sergeant was a member of the military forces for 29 years. He saw service in South Africa, and was awarded the Queen's medal with clasps. He left Victoria with ...

    Article : 166 words
  28. THE JOHN MURRAY.

    Before Mr. G. C. Morrison, sitting as a Royal Cmmission to inquire into the management of the training ship John Murray, further evidence was heard to-dy regarding ...

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  29. QUEENSLAND RAINFALLS.

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  30. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    The steamer Den of Ogil, Which ft Newcastle on February 1, and Sydney on Febriary 17, for London and Liverpool, has arrived at London. ...

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  31. LATE COMMERCIAL.

    At Queen Victoria Markets to-day almonds and walnuts said at /10 to 1/ lb; apples 3/ to 19/6 case: grapes 10/ to 15 case; leanon, (imported 18/ to 25/ double-case: oranges (local) 8/ to 10; ditto, lemons ...

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  32. LATE SHIPPING.

    The steamer Walmarino (ex Wyandotte) will arrive here from [?] Francisco on Monday next. The steamer Waitemata is coming to Sydney from Wellington direct, with a general cargo, and left the ...

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  33. "GOD SAVE OUR MEN."

    Sir,—How much owe to our men, our brothers, who are in aims is more than ever brought home to us by the lists of the killed and wounded in Turkey now daily published. ...

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  34. INDEX.

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  35. WAR NOTES.

    It is clear from the official despatches of the past couple of days that the British have had to draw in their line towards Ypres on the north-east and south-east of that town. ...

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  36. FRLEND AS NEXT OF KIN.

    The correct name of Sergeant P. Smith, who died of wounds was Hocy. He was only 19 years of age and enlist with the First Expeditionary Force, but his mother feared ...

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  37. REGULATIONS RE TRAWLERS.

    As the State trawlers will be the first craft of their kind to work in these waters, the Navigation Department purpose advsing shipmasters that the regulations in regard to vessels of this type must be ...

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  38. MAGARA'S FAST RUN.

    The R.M.S. Niagara, which arrived from Vancouver yesterday, made an execeedingly fast run across from Auckland. The vessel left that port at 2 p.m. on Monday and enetered the Heads yesterday at about 2 ...

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  39. WIRELESS FROM MAHENO.

    A wireless message from the steamer Maheno, received yesterday, stated that the vessel would arrive at 8 o'clock this morning. She will berth at No. 4 wharf [?] Quay. ...

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  40. THE QUEENSLANDERS.

    Lieut. F. G. Haymen was a son of Mr. M. G. Haymen, manager of the Queensland National Bank head office. he was a Queensland Unlserslty boy, and commanded the ...

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  41. LEADING FAIRWAY LIGHTS.

    The erection of new leading [?]way towers at the port of Newcastle is now receiving urgent attention from the Navigation and Works Departments, and it is expected that this important work will be put in ...

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  42. ALLEGED FORGERY.

    At New castle Police Court yesterday John Smith, 29, manager of the Newcastle West branch of the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, appeared to answer six ...

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  43. LOWELL TO HARVARD'S DEAD.

    Sir,—At this solemn hour, when thousands of Australian hearts are throbbing with grief and pride. Lowell's fine lines seem strangely fitted to the time. ...

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  44. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  45. GALLANT SOLDIERS.

    Speaking regarding the casualties at the Dardanelles, the Premier, Mr. Massey, said the news received the previous day had brought sorrow to many homes; but it was ...

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  46. THE CAPTAIN COOK.

    The pilot steamer Captain Cook, which was damaged in a collision on April 10, resumed duty at the Heads last night. ...

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  47. TELEGRAPHIC.

    COOKTOWN (1518m).—Arr: May 6. Mornda, s, from Sydney. [?]NS (1418m).—Arr: May 6. Wyrcema, s, from Melbourne: Empire. s, form Hongkong. ...

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  48. MORE POWER.

    Mr. E. J. Kavanagh, M.L.C., secreatary of the New South Wales Labour Council, last night unfolded to the delegates a scheme for the organisaion of an Australian Labour Council ...

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  49. SOUTH AUSTRALIANS.

    Lieutenant Alexander P. Imlay the character and seriousness of whose wounds are not indicated in the official list, went to the front with the 2nd Contingent as a subaltern ...

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  50. FIGHTING AN OUTLAW.

    This use of poisonous gases by the Germans has become one of the most serious features of the western campaign, and it is clear that the Allies will be forced into fighting the ...

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  51. TO-DAY.

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  52. OUR SOLDIERS AND MOTHERS' DAY.

    Sir,—Sunday next, May 9, being Mothers' Day, it is thought that the ladies of Sydney might send a special contribution of white flowers to "our boys" in camp and thus give ...

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  53. CROWDED TRAMS.

    "We grumble in Sydney about the congrestion of our tramway traffic, and about having frequently to remain standing in the cars." said Mr. James Ashton, M.L.C., who arrived ...

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  54. BEECROFT HONOUR ROLL.

    A public meeting was held at Beecroft to creet and honour poll for those who have enlisted for the front. It was decided to place a temporary roll on the outside of the School ...

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  55. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING.

    AUCKLAND (1259m).—Arr: May 6. Waiporl, s, from Newcastle: Invertay, s, from New York, via Panama Ca[?]. WELLINGTON (1239m).—Dep: May 6, Monuka, s, at ...

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  56. AUSTRALIA'S ENTRY INTO THE WAR.

    There seems to be ii disposition in some quarters to take a semewhat pessimistic view of the first lighting in which our troops took part on the Gallipoli peninsula. Not a few are ...

    Article : 361 words
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