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PEACE OVERTURES.
It is reported from A[?] that Count Czernin, Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister, when speaking at a meeting of Vienna City Corporation, declared that be, ...
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THE AUSTRALIANS.
Telegraphing to the "Daily Chronicle"' on Tuesday night, Mr. Philip Gibbs said:— "The enemy, in his next battle, will meet men who are not tired, and whose ...
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HUGHES-RYAN LITIGATION.
SYDNEY.—The case of Ryan v. Hughes was called in the High Court on Wednesday. In this case the Premier of Queensland ...
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LULL IN THE BATTLE
Though there have been rude, bloody alternations of fortune in the twelve days of the battle, French military crities are convinced the Germans have now lost the ...
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REVIVING RUSSIA.
Petrograd reports state that General Broujovitsh, members of the new Defence Council, hopes that the new army will reach a strength of 1,000,000 within the ...
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Dr. Cameron, Director of Agriculture, who has been prevented by illness from attending his department recently, has recovered, and resumed duty yesterday. ...
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THE WAR LOAN.
"Buy a war loan bond!" Still the call is loud on all sides—a call to the people of Australia, not to a class. Money is needed, as well as men—money to pay for our ...
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A Tank in Adelaide Streets.
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Australia's National Debt.
SYDNEY.—Addressing a gathering of farmers at the show ground on Tuesday night, Sir Joseph Carruthers said that only the producing classes could save the ...
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THE HANSARD NO. 37 CASE
BRISBANE.—Some time ago a charge of conspiracy was entered against the Premier (T. J. Ryan), the Treasurer (E. G. Theodore), Lewis M'Donald and Cuthbert ...
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MORE GERMAN INHUMANITY.
A White Paper has been issued containing the correspondent which passed between the Foreign Office and Germany regarding the death of a British seaman ...
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EDUCATION IN VICTORIA.
The annual conference of the Victorian State School Teachers' Union commenced in Melbourne Town Hall yesterday, and was well attended. ...
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THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
Both Houses of the Federal Parliament, which have been in recess since the end of January, will reassemble at 3 p.m. to-day. The first Government business to be ...
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DEATH OF MR. E. T. CODE.
Bandsmen and musicians generally will regret to hair of the death of Mr. E. T. Code, the gifted cornetist and conductor, winch occurred at his residence, ...
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AUSTRALIA'S POPULATION.
That the birth rate in Australia, in declining is shown in a statement relating to the issue of maternity bonuses made available by the Federal Treasury yesterday. ...
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Victorian Subscriptions of £1000 and Upwards.
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AMERICA.
In the Senate on Tuesday Senator King introduced a resolution urging America to declare war on Bulgaria nod Turkey. The resolution was referred to the Foreign ...
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Demonstration of Loyalty.
BALLARAT.—A loyal demonstration under the auspices Ballarat and district municipalities and other bodies was held at the Alfred Hall on Wednesday night. ...
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TANK BANK IN COLLINS-ST.
An ungainly, blunt-snouted engine of war opened fire on the pockets, of Melbourne citizens yesterday. The time of the engagement was noon, and the place outside ...
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WILLS AND ESTATES.
Ralph storey, the elder, late of Wycheproof, retried former, who died on 6th March last, by his will of 17th April, 1916, left estate worth £1921 and £512 personalty to his widow. ...
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PROGRESS IN PALESTINE.
An official message from Palestine states:-"Out raiding operations against the Hedjaz railway were successfully accomplished on 30th March, and we ...
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"THE LEADER."
The Sydney Royal show holds the most prominent place in this week's issue of "The Leader." Not only is there a critical description of its leading features by our ...
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LAND FOR SOLDIERS.
A property of 480 acres, situated about half a mile from Berwick township, has been offered by Mr. Andrew S. Chirhaide, of Melville Park, Berwick, to the State ...
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CONSCRIPTION IN CANADA.
Sir Robert Borden announces that amendments to the Conscription Act will be introduced, providing that anyone who resists the operation of the act will be ...
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WHITE STAR LINER CELTIC.
The White Star liner Celtic (20,994. tons), has been torpedoed. Fortunately there were no passengers aboard. The vessel remained afloat and managed to reach port. ...
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AMERICAN OFFICIAL MESSAGES
The following official news, received by wireless, has been handed to us by the American Consul in Melbourne (Mr. W. C. Magelsssen):— ...
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The Case of Mr. A. T. Ozanne.
A special committee appointed by the annual conference of the Victorian branch of the Australian Labor party submitted a report concerning the case of ...
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THE UNREST IN IRELAND.
During the arrest of a Sinn Feiner in Dublin yesterday the crowd cheered the Kaiser and the Irish "Republic" and boobooed passing soldiers. The police used ...
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LOYALIST DEMONSTRATION.
The committee which is organising the loyalist demonstration to be held in the Exhibition next Tuesday evening anticipates a very large attendance, and is ...
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The Matunga's Company.
SYDNEY,—The Red Cross information bureau has received a cablegram stating that Colonel Strangman, who is in London, reports having seen on 7th February Mr. ...
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MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS.
Sir,—I read the letter of a returned soldier whoso health had broken down, and, acting on the advice of his doctor endeavors to make an honest living by ...
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A CASE OF DISTRESS.
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BRITISH WOOL CLIP.
The War Office has fixed the price of the British wool clip for 1918 at 60 per cent, above the average price obtaining in June and July of 1914. ...
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Bendigo Easter Fair.
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Advertising
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GENERAL CABLES.
By the inauguration of the university at Stellenbosche (near Capetown) and of the Federal University of South Africa at Bloemfontein yesterday the new university ...
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Proportional Representation.
PERTH.—At the annual conference of the Australian Natives' Association on Tuesday the following motion was agreed to:— ...
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Brazil's Co-operation with Allies
The press Bureau reports that in replying to an announcement by the President of Brazil regarding the early departure of war ships for Europe, King George ...
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£150,000 Secured in Sydney.
SYDNEY.—"Tank week" began in Sydney on Wednesday morning. A typical tank appeared in Martin-place,and from its top deck was opened a "battery" of ...
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.
A conference of the Independent Labor party at Leicester debated the question of the most equitable method of wiping out the national debt. Mr. Jowett, M.P., ...
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The Belgian Relief Fund.
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