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Millthorpe News
We are informed that in future musketry will take place every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. ...
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THEY SAY.
To-day is the 116th day of the third. year of the war. Farewell to the daylight saving stunt after the 25th inst. ...
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FOREST REEFS HOTEL.
Mr. P. O'Brien, or Kingnam-street, Millthorpe (late of Lower Forest) look over the Forest Reel's hotel yostorday morning, from Mr. Bendall. ...
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BISHOP'S VISIT.
Bishop Long, who was to have visited St. Mark's Church on April 1st, has found it inconvenient and has changed the day to March 18th. The ...
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MILL RESUMES WORK.
The local branch of the Great Western Milling Company started work aga'n yesterday afternoon (Tuesday) The mill has been closed own for the ...
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LOCAL POST OFFICE.
Mr. Kennedy, who has been relieving at Canowindra, has been transferred to the local post ofliee, where he is to lake the place of Sir. Clark, wo ...
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A CONSTABLE'S LATE CALL.
[?] a neatly-dressed woman, of good appearance, was brought before Mr. Malone, P.M., yesterday morning, at the Orange court, ...
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HOSPITAL MEETINGS.
At a meeting to make arrangements for the forthcoming benefit concert and dance in aid of the Orange and Blayney hospitals, the collectors gave ...
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Early Cables
Currespondents at the front agree that, as far as the German retreat is concerned, their objective is to get a good defensive position, where they ...
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A HOUSEKEEPER'S CLAIM.
"You can't get domestic servants for nothing now, you, know," was a remark passed by Mr. H. Malone, P.M., to a defendan in the local court ...
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OFF TO THE FRONT.
A large number of friends of Pte. W. Waddington, who is connected with a branch of the Engineer. Corps, and who is on final leave, took occasion ...
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NATIONAL SERVICE VOLUNTEERS.
Sir Neville Cbainborlaiu says be now has a hundred thousand National Service volunteers, and he wanted half a million. The volunteers include a ...
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THE LAST CAMPAIGN.
Germany is evidently endeavouring to work up public enthusiasm for the last round of the war. There are many signs that Germany ...
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PERSONAL.
Mrs. R. Burton, who has been very ill in the local hospital for some time past, we are pleased to say, is much better. She is at present at her own ...
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THE ZIMMERMAN PLOT.
It is authoritatively stated that the German proposal for an alliance with Japan against America was never submitted to Japan in any form, ...
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WHEN WILL IT STOP?
A correspondent on the West Front says the bulk of both armies are moving beneath the earth's surface. The enemy's rearguards are organised ...
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A RANK FAILURE.
Zimmerman's plot continues the topic among neutrals. Undoubtedly it is a serious blow to German prestige. ...
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FOR WARMTH AND COMFORT.
The writer will soon. be with, us and it behoves ladies to look up their blankets and' down quilts, more especially down audits. Messrs Jones ...
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BERLIN ANTICIPATES.
Berlin expects that the Zimmerman revelations will result in President Wilson declaring war. ...
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AMERICA.
The American Senate lapsed at noon on Sunday without 'passing the Armed Neutrality Bill, after a continuous session of twenty-six hours. ...
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BRITISH FRONT EXTENDED.
German military experts state that the British have taken over part of the West Front from the French. This probably refers to the fact ...
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DUBBOO ALDERMAN COMMITTED
At the Dubbo police court on Friday John Francis White, ail alderman ot the local council, and a well known political organiser, was committed for ...
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MR FITZPATRICK AT SPRING HILL.
Mr. Nesbitt presided over a good meeting or the National candidates on Saturday night, and the popularity of Mr. Fitzpatrick was responsible for a ...
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AMERICAN GUESSING.
The closing scenes of the American Senate sitting were remarkable for uproar. There is much speculation as to ...
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FRENCH OPERATIONS.
French parties penetrated the onemy's second line of trenches south of Nouvron, between the Mouse and the Aisne, doing great damage. There ...
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RECRUITING AT COUNTRY SHOWS
Now that the time is drawing near for the annual shows in country districts, it is hoped that the local recru[?]ng officers will take full ...
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BRITISH DESTROYER MINED.
The Admiralty reports that a destroyer was sunk with all hands in the North Sea on the 1st of March, and was probably mined. ...
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SEND-OFF TO MR. H. BENDALL.
A goodly comipany assembled at the residence of Mr. Murray, at Forest Reefs, on Monday evening, to b[?]a farewell to Mr. H. Bendall, who has ...
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BEST OF SPIRITS.
Mr. Wood burn, commissioner for the Comforts Fund, interviewed on his arrival from the front, stated that an extraordinary change came ...
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FEROCIOUS BRUTALITY.
It was reported at the inquiry into German atrocities that 60 Russian non-commissioned officers who were imprisoned at Mannheim, last October ...
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RUSSIAN SUCCESS.
The Russians have captured Hamadan and are pursuing the rotroating army. (Hannidan is a Persian town, till ...
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ITALY.
The enemy attempted to storm, the Italians' position eastwards of Gerizia, but were driven back with heavy loss. ...
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PATENT RAILWAY COUPLING.
Mr. A. Kennard, of Wellington, has received word that his application for a patent for a railway coupling has been lodged with the Patents Office. ...
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SUBMARINISM.
Mr. Lloyd George, in a statement published in "Petit Parisiene," states that the British realise civilisation is at stake. When we saw ships sunk ...
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THURSDAY'S LAND SALE.
We would specially draw your attention to the important sale to be held by Messrs Martin Brothers at their office on Thursday next, at 4 ...
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SUPPORT FOR MR. ARKINS. M.L.A.
In opening his address at Warren. (reports the Warren "Herald") Mr. Clark said that when he arrived there he found that the local Labor ...
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GUNGALGRIE SOLD.
Mr. George Martin has disposed of Gunagalgrie, Spicer's Creole, a property which has been in the hands of the Martins for 54 years, to Mr. ...
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FRENCH ADMIRAL'S FORECAST.
Admiral Fournier says a mouth's experience of unrestricted submarining shows it won't save the Central Powers from 'defeat. He opines that the ...
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LAST LUCKY WEEK.
This is the last week of Fisher's big sale. Pop in to-day and ancuro a record wind-up bargain. Doh't miss Fisher's shop this sale week. ...
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