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  3. THE OLD BRIGADE,

    The Defence Department entertained at lunch'-to-day, at.-Howe's Cafe, a number of military and naval veterans. The Governor was present and headed ...

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  4. BADGER'S CHALLENGE,

    Mr. Badger's challenge, to Mr. L. L. Hill. M.P. (president of the Australian Tramway Employees' Association), who is 'visiting 'Brisbane for the ...

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  5. BUYING CATTLE

    The Government has for some time had sunder consideration;the purchase of the.cattle on Mount Hutton station, and the Acting Premier '(Mr. J. M. ...

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  6. JUDGE AND' PRESIDENT.

    Before Mr. Justice Higgins yesterday, the hearing of. the claim's of. the Merchant Service. Guild against the steamship'owners was continued. ...

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  7. SQUATTERS. YIELD.

    A settlement of the western shearing trouble is probable. The pastoralists have made an offer' to the men of 27s per hundred to' ...

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  8. NEARER KUT-EL-AMARA: GENERAL GORRINGE ADVANCES.

    Despatches from' General Sir Percy Lake show that the forces under General Gorringe, operating on the south bank of the Tigris, have virtually ...

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  9. HUGE WAR CREDIT.

    The House of Commons to-day. passed a vote of £300,000,000, making a total fop the 11 'votes of credit of £2,382,000,000. ...

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  10. IRISH REBELLION.

    Lord Wimborne, testifying before the Royal Commission into' the Irish rebellion, declared that Mr. Birrell's,' attitude was one of aloofness. "My ...

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  11. HOME TROOPS.

    In the House of Commons,:Mr. Churchill' contended that a large margin of Home troops could be made avail-' able for raising the strength at the ...

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  12. TRENCHES LOST

    General Sir Douglas Haig reports that after a heavy bombardment on Sunday, the enemy attacked our position at the north end of Vimy ridge, ...

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  13. FIVE JOLLY TARS.

    A sensation was caused last night shortly after 11 o'clock, when some Jolly tars came Into collision with the police the imperial Hotel corner. ...

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  14. FRENCH DECORATION.

    An extract from the "London Gazette," of February 24, republished in district orders to-day, states that the President of the French Republic has ...

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  15. MR. OZANNE'S REMARKS.

    At a meeting of the Trades and Labor. Council, the following ''motion was unanimously carried,—"This meeting condemns the utterances of ...

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  16. TOWNSHEND'S FATE

    The American Embassy.(at.Constantinople has sent word of the disposition of the British captured at Kut-elAmara to Ambassador Page. He has. ...

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  17. THE CRONSHAW CASE,

    An inquiry into the charge against the police in connection with the death of Thomas Cronshaw and his wife, who were lost in Gogango Scrub ...

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  18. THE REBEL EXECUTIONS.

    They ought not to have been shot To kill mer in hot blood:is one thing; to destroy them in cold blood is another ...

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  19. FORT DOUAOMONT.

    It is officially reported that on' the right bank of the Meuse; after a powerful ' artillery attack,' our infantry stormed the German, positions on a ...

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  20. PROSECUTION FOR NON-REGISTRATION.

    The Crown Law Office has been instructed to prosecute the men who did not;'send in national register cards'-in. accordance with last year's' ...

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  21. FEMALE LABOR.

    Mr. Francis Acland, Financial Secretary' to the Treasury.' referring in the House of Commons to the, agricultural, situation, said' it was imperative that ...

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  22. COAL INDUSTRY DISPUTE.

    A dispute in the coal mining industry was the subject of Restigation by Mr. Justice Higgins at the end of last year. The States affected were New ...

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  23. CHARTERS TOWERS NOTES.

    Messrs., Winstanley, Wellington O'SulliVan, and. Pollock, M's.L.A., addressed a meeting at Queenton, last night.. Reviewing the work if last ...

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  24. REJECTED VOLUNTEERS.

    "The probability..is that the percentage of rejected applicants for enlist-' inent increase, said Senator Pearce yesterday. The' Minister said ...

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  25. A RAILWAY SUGGESTION.

    "Missed the Train" writes:—Three minutes to go and your-train to.catch, with-an exasperated string of would-be ticket purchasers gazing viciously ...

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  26. DEALING WITH MENINGITIS

    The meningitis outbreak was referred to in the 'House of Representatives yesterday; Mr.Pigott asked the Minister for Customs; what steps the ...

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  27. A COLD NIGHT,

    The following synopsis was' issued by the Weather Bureau- to-day:—Although conditions have improved considerably. in the coastal. districts ...

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  28. VIOLENT BATTLE

    A communique states 'that, a battle of an. extremely' vlolent nature raged all night.lung on both banks of the Muese,'in the 'Verdun.region. Furious ...

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  29. STEEL HELMETS FOR AUSTRALIANS.

    In answer to a question.in the. Sen-, ate last night by Senator Maughan,' the Minister for Defence stated that a cable message had been received from ...

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  30. ON 'CHANGE TO-DAY.

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  31. RAILWAY INSPECTOR'S DEATH

    It is reported that Mr. John S. Cook, railway traffic inspector, in Toowoomba died last night. The late Mr.. Cook joined the service In 1883 as a, clerk in ...

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  32. MERTHYR W.P.O. 'S EUCHRE AND DANCE SOCIAL.

    The second social gathering-' of tHe above will be held at the Institute Building's. Brunswick-street. Valley, on Saturday evening. May 27. The first ...

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  33. PEACE PROSPECTS.

    The Munich "Neuste Nachriehten" has,published a wireless message from Madrid. that. negotiations are in progress between King Alfonso,, the Pope, ...

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  34. SOLDIERS' REPATRIATION FUND.

    The Soldiers Repatriation Fund Bill was considered by the 'House of Representatives yesterday, and passed through all Its stages. ...

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  35. MILITARY ORDERS.

    Latest district military orders were made available to-day and disclose.the following information:—An officers' course of 'instruction in, ...

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  36. RAILWAY, UNION ORGANISERS.

    Organisers Quaid, of the Railway Union,. Villiers (Guards), and T.' Beaton (Engine-drivers),.who' have been on an extensive organising tour ...

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  37. FOOD FAMINE.

    It is proposed to meet,the food famine in Germany by shooting rooks. Horse flesh is selling, at. three marks (about 3s) per lb. Germany's oxen, ...

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  38. M.U.I.O.O.F.

    The fortnightly, meeting of the Loyal,. Pride of Windsor Lodge took place last.' Wednesday night. Several members complained of' the inconvenience caused ...

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  39. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

    The monthly, board meeting' of the Y.W.C.A., was held at the association rooms on Monday last,: Mrs. A. U. Wilson in the chair. It was reported that ...

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  40. GERMAN CABINET.

    It is officially reported that Dr. Karl Heifferich has been appointed Secretary for the Interior and Deputy Imperial Chancellor. Count Von Roedern ...

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  41. OLD MAN DROWNED.

    Yesterday morning the relatives of Thomas Connorty. 87 years of age. reported to the police that he had been missing since, the, previous day. A ...

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  42. A.O.F.

    The usual fortnightly meeting of Court. Norman was held last.Thursday evening at rooms,. Dispensary Chambers, George street Bro. A. G.. ...

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  43. RIFLE CLUB MATTERS.

    The usual weekly drill of the Coorparoo 'Rifle Club will cake place on Thursday night at Stone's Corner. Last Saturday the rifle-club Journeyed ...

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  44. IRISH CONSCRIPTION REJECTED

    The House of Lords rejected an amendment to Include Ireland -under conscription. ...

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  45. MR. HUGHES AND COMPULSION.

    "He is referring to the Australian system of compulsory 'training for home defence " said Senator Pearce when his attention was 'directed.to a ...

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  46. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

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  47. DOWNED GERMAN AEROPLANES.

    The British press remarks upon the success of the Allies in downing 19 German air machines in three days. ' ...

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  48. FISH MARKETS.

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  49. QUITE LIKELY.

    "You're a swindler," exclaimed.Mrs. Gabb as she entered the bird store. "You're worse than a highway robber You ought to be ashamed of yourself', ...

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  50. RUSSIAN AVIATORS DO DAMAGE

    Russian aviators bombed, and destroyed. several kilometres of railway line at Ponevesh;. and also demolished several ammunition depots. ...

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  51. MR. HUXHAM'S TRIP.

    The Home Secretary (Mr.J. Huxhum)announced this morning' that he would 'be accompanied on; his trip,by Mr. H. Coyne (Chairman of ...

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