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  2. SUPPOSED BUSH MURDER.

    The Criminal, Investigation department received a telephone message yesterday morning from Superintendent Westcott, at Benalla, stating that the body of Mr. ...

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  3. STORY OF RAIDER.

    The Igotz Mendi, a Spanish steamer. which was captured by the raider Wolf, and was utilised to convey the passengers and crews of the spoken vessels to Germany. ...

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  4. GERMAN MARCH ON PETROGRAD.

    It is reported that the German troops arc now within a few hours' march of Petrograd. The American Ambassador in Petrograd ...

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  5. RAILWAY VAN ROBBERY.

    The trial of John James Cadley, railway guard, charged with having at Melbourne, on 30th November, 1917, being a clerk and servant of the Victorian Railways ...

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  6. COMING OFFENSIVE.

    Mr. Charles Grasty, the Paris correspondent of the New York "Times," has interviewed General Foch, the representative of France on the Allied War Council. ...

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  7. MORE PEACE TALK.

    In his speech in the Reichstag, Count von Hertling, the Imperial Chancellor, said that every durable peace must be built upon justice. He agreed with President ...

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  8. APPEAL TO WORKERS.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. W. F. Roch said the 12 per cent. bonus recently granted to time workers prejudiced the output of the ship yards. almost ...

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  9. BRITISH WAR BONDS.

    Mr. Bonar, Law, Chancellor of the Ex[?]quer, speaking at the Aldwych Club yesterday, said the national war bonds were an assured success. Excluding money ...

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  10. CLEVER POSTAL ROBBERIES

    SYDNEY.—Following is a summary of robberies of articles and moneys forwarded by post through the G.P.O., Sydney, since March, 1917:— ...

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  11. ROUMANIA

    Austrian reports state that the Roumanian delegates in the peace negotiations are claiming the three Bassarabian districts which were lost in the peace of Berlin. ...

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  12. A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

    ZEEHAN.—The inquest was concluded on Wednesday concerning the death of John Thomas Deegan, the victim of the Lynchford shooting tragedy. ...

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  13. AN OFFENSIVE IN ITALY.

    There is some evidence that an Austrian offensive its preparing on the Italian front. The enemy is broadening the roads and installing many aerial cable cars for the ...

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  14. SINN FEIN OUTRAGES.

    A daring outrage which was perpetrated in County Clare on Sunday is typical of the utter disorganisation of the county. Two constables were shot, and badly ...

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  15. THE AUTHORITIES BEWILDERED.

    The central postal administration confesses itself to be utterly unable to supply an explanation of or to obtain any clue to frequent losses of New South Wales mail ...

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  16. MELBOURNE SOCIALIST TO VISIT RUSSIA.

    The ballot among members of the Socialist party of Melbourne for selection of a representative to visit Russia to ascertain the state of affairs existing there has ...

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  17. The Matunga Passengers and Crew.

    The Naval Secretary (Mr. Macandle) stated yesterday that no information had reached the Commonwealth navy authorities as to the whereabouts of any of the ...

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  18. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN ABROAD.

    Owing to the numerous applicants, Mr. Fisher, through the Foreign Office, has taken steps to obtain facilities for female passengers to reach Australia. The High ...

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  19. SOUTH AFRICAN LOYALTY.

    In the House of Assembly this afternoon, General Botha in replying to the Nationalist party's objections to a motion granting leave of absence to Lieutenant-General ...

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  20. THE LOSS OF THE FLORIZEL.

    The total number rescued from the wrecked Red Cross steamer Florizel was 44. The survivors escaped because they barricaded themselves in the forecastle ...

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  21. A CABLE TO THE ADMIRALTY.

    SYDNEY.—Messrs. Burns, Philp and Co., the owners of the Matunga, when seen on Wednesday, had no additional information regarding the fate of the Matunga and ...

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  22. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    On the Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia, Sir Samuel Griffith, taking his seat yesterday on the bench in Melbourne for the first time since his serious ...

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  23. ELECTIONS IN SPAIN.

    The elections in Spain resulted in the return of 170 Liberals, thus foreshadowing a Cabinet of Liberal concentration, with the probable support of 85 Conservative ...

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  24. BRAZIL TO BUILD SHIPS.

    The Brazilian Government has ordered the establishment of important national workshops at Puerto Balem. where timbercarrying ships will be rapidly constructed. ...

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  25. NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN.

    The underwriters of the New South Wales conversion loan of £12,600,000 will get 24 per cent. The loan is quoted at one-eighth discount. The result of the ...

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  26. THE "AUSTRALIAN PROFESSOR' ON BOARD.

    The "Australian professor" who, it is reported by cablegram, was on board the Igotz Mendi is presumably Colonel Strongman, specialist in tropical diseases, who ...

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  27. PASSENGERS ACCOMMODATED AT HOTELS.

    Owing to the rough seas, the crew of the Igotz Mendi signalled for assistance, and two lifeboats brought off the men. The Itotz Mendi is probably now a total wreck. ...

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  28. A CANDID GERMAN.

    A wireless message from Berne states. that Adolf Friedmann, a German resident of Zurich, openly declares that every German. in neutral countries, including ...

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  29. THE FRUIT INDUSTRY.

    Mr. A. B. Moomaw, special commercial envoy of the United States, has arrived in London. He will proceed to Australia immediately to inquire into the fruit ...

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  30. THE FRENCH CONSPIRACY.

    The public accountant, after conducting an investigation, states that Senator Humbert, who is under arrest in France on a charge of conveying intelligence to the ...

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  31. Earthquake in China.

    Advices from Peking state that an earthquake in the Amoy district resulted in nearly 10,000 deaths. ...

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  32. THE IGOTZ MENDI.

    The Igotz Mendi is not yet two years old. Of 4648 tons gross, she was built at Bilbao, but her machinery was supplied by Blair and Co. Ltd. Stockton. Classes 100A1 at ...

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  33. GENERAL CABLES.

    Mr. Dillon, of the Queensland Agency, is returning officer in London for the Queensland elections. Complete arrangements have been made for obtaining soldiers' ...

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  34. TURKS RE-ENTER TREBIZOND.

    The Turkish 'troops, a Constantinople official message states, have re-entered Trebizond, the Turkish port on the black Sea, which was captured by the Russians ...

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  35. The British Labor Party.

    The conference of the Labor party, which last month widened the constitution of the Labor party, was resumed at Westminster to-day to consider the new constitution. ...

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  36. German Socialist Sent to Gaol.

    Advices from Stettin, in Germany, state that the secretary of the local Socialist league was court martialled and sentenced to five years' imprisonment for attempted ...

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  38. ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCES.

    When questioned in the House of Commons to-day as to whether there was a prospect of an Anglo-Japanese military convention, Mr. Balfour replied:—"If the ...

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  39. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    John Martin Nicol, late of Templeton-street, Wanga[?] contractor, who died on 7th June last. by his will of 13th April 1912. left real estate valued at £3300 and £1743 personally to ...

    Article : 84 words
  40. German Grand Duke's Death.

    Advices from Copenhagen state that the Grand Duke of Meckienburg-Strelitz, whose body was found in a pond with a gunshot wound in it, was one of the richest ...

    Article : 87 words
  41. Food Hoarders in Austria.

    It is reported from Berne that £3,200,000 worth of foodstuffs which were withheld from rationing have been found concealed in various warehouses at Budapest. ...

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