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  2. FIGHTING CONTINUES

    Field-marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports:—Bailleul has fallen. Seven German attacks in the Merville sector were repulsed, with heavy loss to the enemy. ...

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  3. THE MAN POWER BILL.

    The debate on the Man Power Bill was continued in committee of the House of Commons yesterday. Sir Edward Carson strongly criticised ...

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  4. THE ENEMY'S THRUST.

    There are indications that the second German thrust has lost its first momentum. The German Generals are looking for a ...

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  5. PRIZE COURT DECISION.

    Sir Samuel Evans, the President of the Admiralty Division of the High Court, sitting as a Prize Court, condemned the Dutch vessel Leonora and a cargo of ...

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  6. IMPROVED RECRUITING.

    Recruiting continues to improve. For the twenty-four hours ended noon to-day 86 were enlisted in this State. Captain Carmichael's appeal for 1000 men to ...

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  7. THE WAR LOAN.

    The amount expected to be raised for the War Loan, £40,000,000, is regarded as practically in sight, and with another seven days to go the figure should go ...

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  8. INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

    The New Greta Colliery is still idle. No work has been done since the afternoon of April 8. When the matter was brought under the notice of Mr. Justice Edmunds ...

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  9. DISTRICT NEWS.

    An informal welcome home was tendered to Private P. Hoare on Monday evening. The soldier was met at the station by a large concourse of residents, and escorted to the ...

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  10. NEWCASTLE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

    Newcastle's subscription to the Sixth War Loan was substantially increased yesterday, when an anonymous donor put his name on the list for £7000. ...

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  11. INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL.

    At a meeting of the Industrial Council held at the Trades Hall, last night, a letter was read from Mr. Claude Thompson, secretary of the Amalgamated Railway ...

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  12. CARMICHAEL'S THOUSAND.

    "One of the greatest individual virtues of mankind," said Captain Carmichael, M.C., chairman of the State Recruiting Committee, to-day, "is self-sacrifice." ...

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  13. BOOLAROO.

    The report presented at the annual meeting of the Boolaroo District Soldiers' Comforts Fund Committee, showed that consignments of comforts parcels had been ...

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  14. AUSTRIAN DIFFICULTIES.

    It is reported from Vienna that Count Czernin, the Austrian Foreign Minister, has resigned. The Berlin "Morgenpost" says that ...

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  15. HAIG'S REPORTS.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: Fighting occurred on Monday afternoon in the neighbourhood of Bailleul and Wulverghem, and continues. ...

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  16. THE GALLANT FIFTY-FIFTH.

    Sir Douglas Haig, in a despatch, states:—The Fifty-fifth Division and the West Lancashire Territorials, on April 9th, were holding a front of 6000 yards ...

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  17. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Ottawa reports that a secret session of the Canadian Parliament has been called to discuss the war situation. It is reported from Zurich that the ...

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  18. FEDERATED IRONWORKERS.

    The Steel Works Branch of the Federated Ironworkers met at the Trades Hall last night. There was a large attendance. Mr. C. Nisbet, the secretary, explained ...

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  19. DISTRESS IN HUNGARY.

    The "New York World's" Rome correspondent learns that a deputation of workers of Hungary asked the Emperor for higher wages, and also for meat and ...

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  20. THE CONFERENCE.

    At the conclusion of the day's sittings of the Governor-General's conference, Mr. Mackinnon made the following statement: The conference met at 10 a.m., Mr. ...

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  21. THE GERMAN POSITION.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" at French Headquarters states that though there is no news of any large transference of Germans from the ...

    Article : 373 words
  22. COLLIERY MECHANICS.

    Mr. W. Waller, the general secretary of the Colliery Mechanics, stated yesterday there were five Muswellbrook members of the union still victimised. These ...

    Article : 156 words
  23. VICTORIAN CABINET.

    At a meeting of the State Cabinet to-day consideration was given to the question of co-ordination between the Commonwealth and States in the matter of ...

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  24. ADAMSTOWN.

    Private Matthew Turnbull, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Turnbull, of Victoria-street, Adamstown, arrived home on Monday night after two and a half years' service with a machine ...

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  25. GERMANS IN FINLAND.

    A German official report states:—Our troops and naval detachments in Finland, after a vigorous encounter with armed bands, entered Helsingfors. ...

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  26. DISTRICT CASUALTIES.

    PRIVATE HOPE.—Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hope, of Broadmeadow, have received information that their son, Private Ralph Hope, was killed in action in France on ...

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  27. NEWCASTLE RECRUITING.

    At the Newcastle recruiting depot yesterday nine volunteers were accepted, and five rejected. The members of the recruiting staff and ...

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  28. SOUTH MAITLAND MINES.

    Mr. Baddeley, who has spent the last two days in the South Maitland mining district, returned to Newcastle last night. He attended a meeting at ...

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  29. NEUVE EGLISE WITHDRAWAL.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs states:—The British, who held Neuve Eglise for three days and nights, withdrew unknown to the enemy rather than remain as a target for ...

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  30. RED CROSS DAY.

    A new idea has been inaugurated to enable the school children to show their sympathy for the Red Cross appeal. A miniature Red Cross emblem, which ...

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  31. WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

    A large contingent of sick and wounded soldiers landed to-day, and were accorded a hearty welcome, the public responding to the appeal of Mr. Orchard to show more ...

    Article : 143 words
  32. A CARDINAL'S PROTEST.

    Cardinal Lo[?], the Roman Catholic Archbishop of [?]magh, speaking at Duncannon, declared that proposals vitally affecting all sections of the people of ...

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  33. MONKS CONTINUE PRAYER.

    Mr. Porolval Phillips reports:—Neuve Eglise changed hands three or four times before we voluntarily gave it up on Sunday night. Some of the bitterest street ...

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  34. LOYAL INDIA.

    A telegram from Simla states that Mr. Lloyd George's request that India should redouble her efforts has created a great sensation, and strongly impressed every ...

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  35. SOUTH AFRICA'S AID.

    In the South African Assembly, General Botha, the Prime Minister, read the following message from General Smuts:—"The successes of the South African ...

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  36. ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.

    The Coburg Court was crowded to-day, when James Henry Turnley and Joseph Richard Gilmour, two long-sentenced prisoners, were charged with feloniously ...

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  37. CHANNEL PORTS SAFE.

    The London correspondent of the "New York Sun" states that official opinion on the situation on the western front is encouraging. The most critical period was ...

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  38. LATE PRIVATE NANCARROW.

    Private Harry Nancarrow, whose name appears in district casualties to-day, as having died from wounds, went into camp immediately on the opening of hostilities, ...

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  39. FRENCH OPERATIONS.

    The latest French communique states:—The artillery duel is very violent in the region of Hangard on Santerre. Our artillery dispersed enemy assemblages in the ...

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  40. BROKEN HILL MINERS.

    A mass meeting decided that all work in rises be abolished. This instruction comes into force at the expiration of the existing contracts. It was proposed to ...

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  41. TERALBA.

    Sports were held on Mr. Braye's ground. Teralba, on Saturday, in aid of the roll of honour fund. The committee of ladies put forth their best efforts, assisted by the Wattle ...

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  42. DROWNED IN A SUMP.

    Gladys Muriel Richards, a girl aged four years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lancelot Richards, was drowned in a sump in the yard at her home in Patrick-street, ...

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  43. BRITISH TAXATION.

    The London "Daily Telegraph" is of opinion that the Budget on Monday will include a slight increase in the income tax, and a heavy increase in the super-tax ...

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  44. THE ROBBER GERMANY.

    Speaking at an American luncheon, Mr. A. J. Balfour, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said there was a time when Germany seemed to be on the ...

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  45. GERMAN REPORT.

    A German official report states: Bitter hand-to-hand fighting frequently developed on the Lys battlefield. We cleared the English machine guns southward of ...

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  46. WELCOMING RETURNED TROOPS.

    Mr. Orchard, the Minister for Recruiting, wants to see more warmth in the public welcome extended to returning troops. ...

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  47. A NIGHT IN JAPAN.

    A Night in Japan, promoted by the Newcastle branch of the Red Cross Society, will be held in the Central Hall to-morrow night. The programme is ...

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  48. ANZAC DAY.

    Arrangements have been completed for the commemoration of Anzac Day, April 25th by the Newcastle sub-branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' ...

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  49. ORANGE LODGE MEETING.

    A public meeting of the L.O. Lodges in the district was held in the Foresters' Hall, last night. Addresses were given during the evening, musical items and ...

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  50. MANY GERMAN WOUNDED.

    A telegram from Amsterdam states that the Germans have turned five of the leading hotels in Brussels into hospitals, and similar measures have been taken at Liege ...

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  51. DEATH OF MR. T. LLOYD.

    The death occurred yesterday morning of Mr. Thomas Lloyd, inspector of the Newcastle Municipality, at his late residence, No. 3 Sydney-street, Newcastle. ...

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  52. THE WEATHER.

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  53. GERMAN LEVIES.

    The Germans monthly levies in Belgium during the war aggregate over £80,000,000, and their requisitions of goods about £18,000,000. ...

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  54. ASSISTANCE FOR WAR WIDOWS.

    Mr. A. W. G. Ackroyd, honorary secretary to the Newcastle Voluntary Workers' Association, has received a letter from Mr. G. Fitzpatrick, honorary ...

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  55. LIEUTENANT WAND.

    News has been received that Sergeant Percy Wand, who at the time of enlistment was stationmaster, and living at Toronto, has been promoted to the rank ...

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  56. QUEENSLAND.

    The State Cabinet to-day decided to accept the invitation of the Premier of New South Wales to be represented at the Conference of State Premiers and ...

    Article : 109 words
  57. GERMANY AND BULGARIA.

    The German newspapers hint that the Central Powers may refuse to allot the Dobrudja to Bulgaria unless the latter agrees to the Turkish demands for the ...

    Article : 67 words
  58. JAPAN WATCHFUL.

    Baron Ishil, the Japanese Envoy to the United States, has arrived in San Francisco. He stated that it was Japan's duty to ...

    Article : 54 words
  59. Advertising

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    Advertising : 21 words
  60. BELMONT.

    Copies of the "Newcastle Herald" can only be obtained from Mr. R. Wakeham, agent. ...

    Article : 17 words
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