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  2. MILITARY SERVICE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. John Dillon, the Nationalist leader, protested against the Government's plan to dispose of the Irish conscription clauses of ...

    Article : 464 words
  3. THE GREAT BATTLE.

    Fierce fighting continued all night long on Thursday and all day on Friday on the British northern front, the Germans pouring in fresh divisions. The Germans penetrated La Croche, near Hailleul, and also Nieppo, but were driven out of both. They were expelled from the northern half of Ploegsteert. ...

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  4. IN MESOPOTAMIA.

    A Mesopotamia correspondent, describing the brilliant success on the Euphrates on the 26th March, says:—The attack on the Turkish central positions began at ...

    Article : 239 words
  5. RECRUITING CONFERENCE.

    The recruiting conference, called by Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, the Governor-General, sat for four hours at Government House, under Mr. Donald ...

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  6. OUR LONDON LETTER.

    The war is reducing itself in part to a trial of strength and endurance between the civilian population of the different nations. The civilian population of ...

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  7. HONOURS TO AUSTRALIANS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 183 words
  8. OUR SOCIAL STATE.

    The necessaries of life have become dear. Luxuries have been out of the question for large classes. The food queue, almost unknown in our cities, appeared at ...

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  9. MAITLAND SHOW.

    Ideal weather conditions prevailed yesterday for the third day of the Maitland Show, and there was a fair attendance. The sports ring was the centre of ...

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  10. DISTRICT CASUALTIES.

    PRIVATE KAFER.—Mrs. Kafer, of Toronto, late of Carrington, has received information that her husband, Private Frederick Kafer, was admitted to ...

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  11. BRITISH FIGHTING.

    Field-marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports:—The enemy pressed his attacks strongly all day long yesterday on the whole northern battlefront. ...

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  12. BRITISH ADVANCE.

    An official report from Palestine states:—Our troops westward of the Tulkeram-Ramich railway advanced on a five mile front one and a half miles in depth, ...

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  13. BRITISH ENDURANCE.

    Mr. Phillip Gibbs reports:—On Wednesday afternoon and on Thursday the enemy exerted all his strength of men and guns between the Lys River and ...

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  14. QUARTER-MASTER-SGT. CAMPBELL,

    Mr. O. F. Healy, agent at Newcastle for the Federated Seamen's Union, has received from Mr. Havelock Wilson England, a copy of a letter written to him ...

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  15. IRISH CONSCRIPTION.

    Mr. De Valera and Sir John Griffiths have consented to confer with Messrs. Dillon and Devlin regarding conscription in Ireland. ...

    Article : 216 words
  16. VICTORIA.

    Norman Canan was before the Melbourne City Court to-day on a charge of vagrancy owing to his having house-breaking implements in his possession. Detective found ...

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  17. THE GERMAN ANSWER.

    Count Hertling, the German Imperial Chancellor, and Count Czernin, the Auction-Hungarian Foreign Minister, have delivered their replies to President Wilson ...

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  18. HELP TO THE BRITISH.

    It is reported from New York that British officials state that the utilisation of the local resources in Egypt. Mesopotamia, and Palestine will save the British ...

    Article : 43 words
  19. ANZAC DAY.

    Mr. Orchard, the Minister for Recruiting is arranging with school conductors for the children to light bonfires in all schools at 7.30 p.m. on Anzac Day, in celebration ...

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  20. THE GALLANT FIFTY-FIFTH.

    Sir Douglas Haig has congratulated the commander and all of the officers and men of the 55th Division for their splendid fighting on Tuesday, especially their ...

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  21. AN EIRENIKON.

    Sir,—I am one of the grave number who have of the loss of a son at the front. I am not in any way complaining, nor, I am sure, would he. We ...

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  22. SAVAGE GERMAN BEASTS.

    The committee, of which Justice Sir Robert Younger is chairman, which was appointed to inquire into the treatment of prisoners of war behind the lines, has ...

    Article : 219 words
  23. OPINION IN AMERICA.

    All the New York newspapers discuss the proposal for conscription in Ireland. The "New York Times" says: "If any Irishman thinks resistance to ...

    Article : 141 words
  24. RED CROSS DAY.

    On Red Cross Day, April 26, Hunters street will be converted into a village fair, nearly forty stalls having already been allotted between Watt-street and ...

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  25. FRENCH REPEL ATTACKS.

    The latest French communique states:— There were violent artillery duels at certain points north of Montdidier, and in the region of Lassigny. ...

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  26. NEWCASTLE RECRUITING.

    Recruiting shows an improvement in Newcastle. Last week Newcastle again topped the list for the Commonwealth. For this week, up-to-date, 13 man have been ...

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  27. MESSINES RIDGE BATTLE.

    Mr. Percival Phillips states:—Holding the Messines Ridge, we have been able for a year past to hound the enemy's traffic off the roads in daylight as far as Menin. ...

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  28. FRENCH SATISFACTION.

    It is reported from Paris that the Military Service Bill has created an excellent impression in France. "Le Temps" says:—"Britain, like ...

    Article : 88 words
  29. ENEMY REPORT.

    A German official report states: There has been heavy fighting between Armentieres, Festubert, St. Orine, Bois Grenter and Neuve Chapelle. We crossed the ...

    Article : 76 words
  30. THE BRITISH GRAVES.

    Though many British cemeteries in France were evacuated during the retreat, it is not expected that the Germans will desecrate the British graves, when they ...

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  31. SOUTH AFRICA LOYAL.

    It is reported from Capetown that the gravity of the situation, as indicated by Mr. Lloyd George's speech, is fully recognised, and it is now suggested that ...

    Article : 187 words
  32. CARMICHAEL'S THOUSAND.

    Over one hundred recruits responded to the appeal of Captain Carmichael and others in Martin-place to-day. The meeting was one of the most enthusiastic ...

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  33. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

    The committee of the Newcastle and Northumberland Benevolent Society met at the Waratah Asylum yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. L. Fegan presided, and there were also ...

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  34. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

    A telegram from Zurich states that a sudden summons which the Kaiser has issued to Count von Hertling, the German Imperial Chancellor, is attributed ...

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  35. THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE.

    The profits made by some farmers early in the war have now censed (like those of the shipowners), and the wretched farmer labours against a sea of trouble that ...

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  36. COMING SOMME ATTACK.

    Mr. John Buchan, the author, considers that the German attack in Flanders is merely a diversion. Dense masses of Germans are being ...

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  37. AVIATION TRAINING.

    The King and Queen have concluded a visit to an immense training ground, and aerodromes for the air force in the Eastern Counties, where Prince Albert is ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Bonar Law, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced in the House of Commons that Major-General Sackville West succeeds General Rawlinson at the ...

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  39. AMERICA'S NEW NAVAL BASE.

    The Allies consenting, the United States has established a naval base in the Azores. United States destroyers and ...

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  40. ORIGIN OF FAMOUS PHRASES.

    "Consplsuous by their absence" has been used on many occasions in modern oratory. It was first used by Tacitus in relating that in the funeral procession ...

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  41. GERMANS IN FINLAND.

    It is reported from Petrograd that the Germans have landed at Lovisa, eastward of Helsingfors, which is out off. The Germans, co-operating with the ...

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  42. AMERICA'S AID.

    Sir John Foster Fraser, in a speech in New York, said that the British Admiralty had completed arrangements whereby the United States would now be able to ...

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  43. SEPARATION ALLOWANCES.

    Separation allowances on the increased scale will be payable next Thursday. This will necessitate an alteration in the books held by all persons drawing ...

    Article : 81 words
  44. GERMANY AND CANADA.

    Professor Sperry, of Syracuse University, giving evidence before a Senate sub-committee on German 'plans for world-conquest before 1914, stated that ...

    Article : 62 words
  45. BESSARABIA AND RUMANIA.

    Amsterdam reports that advices from Bucharest state that the Bessarabian Landsrat has practically unanimously agreed on the union of Bessarabia with ...

    Article : 73 words
  46. THE SOUTH SEA COLONIES.

    The Bremen "Weser Zellung" says:—"Many Germans have abandoned hope of recovering the South Sea colonies, but their products are immensely valuable, ...

    Article : 77 words
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