Further accounts have been received of the fighting which took place when the allies landed on the Gallipoll Peninsula. Warships have been rendering important aid to the land forces. An Australian, describing the first meeting with the Turks, Says that the ...
Article : 595 wordsThe "Daily Chronicle" publishes the following telegram, dated, Thursday, April 29, from a correspondent in a motor launch in the bay under Gaba ...
Article : 987 wordsInformation was received to-day that Private Tasman Smith, who was accepted at Devonport for the first contingent, was killed at the Dardanelles. ...
Article : 613 wordsGerman submarines of a new type continue systematic attacks upon trawlers in the North Sea. One submarine sank seven Hull trawlers, and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,644 wordsThe following is a copy of correspondence which has passed between the Attorney-General (Hon. J. Earle) and the Commissioner of Police (Major ...
Article : 198 wordsReuter's correspondent at Tokio says that it is understood that the Cabinet decides to-day whether to send an ultimatum to China. ...
Article : 59 wordsIn the House of Representatives to-day, the Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes), in replying to question regarding the new wine duties imposed by the British ...
Article : 1,934 wordsOther reports state that the ultimatum will be presented in forty-eight hours. The Chinese and Japanese embassies in London and ignorant of ...
Article : 221 wordsAttorney-General's Chambers, Hobart, 6th May, 1915. Application for Leave for Active Service—Major J. E. C. Lord. ...
Article : 319 wordsThe Colonial Office has issued a communique stating: When Swakopmund, in German South-West Africa, was occupied on January 11 the Union ...
Article : 344 wordsTo-day's communique states: The British left repulsed an attack north of Ypres on Tuesday evening. The French artillery took the Germans in ...
Article : 438 wordsLady Lawrence is organising canteens for war workers in the various shipbuilding yards throughout the country. ...
Article : 48 wordsThere is a great concentration of Germans at Roulers, Courtral, and Lille, foreshadowing a more determined effort to reach Calais. ...
Article : 107 wordsMr. Lloyd-George has informed a brewers' reputation that it will be necessary to lower the alcoholism standard of beer. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 357 wordsAn American note has been presented to Germany, declining the suggestion to leave the amount of reparation for the loss and capture of American ...
Article : 103 wordsOn the Russian frontier the Germans recently captured a Russian scout. They skinned his back to the bone, and his hand and arm, in an effort to ...
Article : 370 wordsReuter's correspondent at Cairo says that reports of the Dardanelles fighting reveal many stories of the dash and courage of the Australians and New ...
Article : 440 wordsIn addressing the London Diocesan Conference to-day, the Bishop of London (Dr. Ingram), referring to the German atrocities, asked: Shall their ...
Article : 383 wordsSir John French reported yesterday. Fighting is in progress on Hill 60, where the Germans gained a footing this morning under cover of their gas, ...
Article : 222 wordsThe Mayor of Genoa yesterday unveiled the Garibaldian monument in the presence of an immense gathering Gabriele D'Annunzio, the well-known ...
Article : 114 wordsThe Turks had had a long warning of the coming of the allies' troops, and were consequently well prepared (writes the "Argus" military critic on ...
Article : 1,222 words"Eye-Witness," recounting the details of recent fighting in Flanders says:—The French made considerable progress west of the Yperlee Canal. ...
Article : 1,294 wordsInquiries are being made as to promotion to commissions in the Australian Imperial force, and in order that the number of inquiries may be ...
Article : 942 wordsThe "Morning Post's" Petrograd correspondent says that the Austro-Germans are now attacking the Russian right and threatening their rear. The ...
Article : 127 wordsTwo Turkish aeroplanes dropped bombs upon the allied warships off Sedd-el-Balir without doing any harm. The warships shot down both ...
Article : 83 wordsLord Robert Cecil in the House of Commons yesterday quoted letters from officers imprisoned in Germany, bitterly complaining of their treatment ...
Article : 403 wordsAccording to the "Daily Telegraph," Mr. Asquith has decided that each coal district shall arrange to pay the miners a bonus within the week, but ...
Article : 152 wordsThe Colonial Secretary (Mr. Lewis Harcourt), in reply to a question by Mr. R. M'Neill in the House of Commons to-day, said he had personally ...
Article : 131 wordsA Berlin wireless message states: The English continue to retreat with heavy losses in the direction of the bridge head situated at Harply, cast ...
Article : 359 wordsThe debate on the Ministerial Statement was continued in the Senate. The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce), in reply, welcomed the ...
Article : 306 wordsReports from the island of Mitylene state that the Turks, considerably reinforced, attacked the allies' camp at Krithia on Tuesday, but were repulsed. ...
Article : 227 wordsMr. Lloyd-George, in his Budget speech yesterday, declared that Germany's methods of financing the war by issuing paper and selling securities ...
Article : 258 wordsAt a conference of Clyde ship owners and employes at Glasgow to-day it was decided that the men report themselves daily, and that the Admiralty ...
Article : 116 wordsIn the House of Commons to-day, in reply to a question, the Under Secretary to the Foreign Office (Hon Neil Primrose) said that there was every ...
Article : 167 wordsIn the House of Commons to-day the Under Secretary to the War Office (Mr, H. J. Tennant) stated that the Canadian losses were 232 officers and 6024 ...
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Daily Post (Hobart, Tas. : 1908 - 1918), Fri 7 May 1915, Page 5
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