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  2. TELEGRAMS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday. The Imperial Supplies Department has paid New Zealand producers to date nearly fifty millions sterling. ...

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  3. ULSTER'S POSITION.

    A Reuter message says Sir Edward Carson received a series of ovations at Belfast, which was decorated in his honor Addressing the crowd at the railway ...

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  4. ALLIED CONFERENCE.

    The "Observer's" military correspondent learns that the British general staff and higher command recognise the value of the new machinery of Versailles, and ...

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  5. GERMAN STRIKES.

    "The Times" says the situation in Germany is obscure, owing to the military authorities' increasing rigor. When Herr Haase called and informed the Chancellor ...

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  6. MELBOURNE CYCLONE.

    Further particulars of the great storm in Melbourne on Saturday show that the damage amounts to fully £100,000. Many people were injured. ...

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  7. DAMAGE GREATER THAN REPORTED.

    A Melbourne message says the damage in the Brighton district was far greater than at first reported, but it is impossible to give an adequate idea of the full ...

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  8. FIRST CHRISTIAN SERVICE.

    The anniversary of the firs Christian service held in Australia was commemorated yesterday by a demonstration which took the form of a procession from St. ...

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  9. EXPLOITING THE STRIKE.

    "The Times" correspondent at Rotterdam states:— Pan-Germans are furiously exploiting the strike, using the wildest stories for ...

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  10. DISTURBANCE DEVELOPING.

    The disturbance which was responsible for the violent storm at Melbourne on Saturday was located to-day south-east of Gabo, and is now developing along the ...

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  11. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    It is believed in Federal political circles before Parliament meets again there will be changes in the personnel of the Cabinet. ...

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  12. STEAMER MARJORIE MISSING.

    The steamer Marjorie, which left Adelaide on January 26 with the Glaucus far Newcastle, has not since been heard of. The Glaucus arrived at Newcastle on ...

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  13. OUR IMMEDIATE TASK.

    The Press Bureau states:— The Supreme War Council at Versailles has carefully considered Hertling's and Czernin's speeches, but are unable to find ...

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  14. FANCY PICTURES FOR FOREIGNERS.

    The German Government has disseminated lying telegrams alleging the strikes have overjoyed the British and French, and purpose showing that discontent plays ...

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  15. WELL-KNOWN SOLICITOR DEAD.

    John McLaughlin, a well-known Sydney solicitor, died to-day in his 68th year. ...

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  16. HOUSING PROBLEM AT LITHGOW.

    Questioned concerning the housing problem at Lithgow, Mr. Fitzgerald, Minister for Local Government, said the subject, had been occupying the attention of the ...

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  17. LAND FOR SOLDIERS.

    The Minister for Lands who has been inspecting suitable sites for the settlement of soldiers in the Bathurst district, states the land he inspected near Oberson is far ...

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  18. STRIKE IN TRIESTE.

    A telegram from Trieste announces that the shipyard factory workers struck yesterday and resumed to-day after interviewing the Government. ...

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  19. MILITARY PROCLAMATION.

    Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent states:— The "Hamburger Fremdenblatt" a strike has broken out in Kiel. ...

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  20. QUEENSLAND FLOODS.

    The Marine Board on Saturday advised that a telegram had been received from Mackay announcing the arrival of the overdue schooner Orete. The Department ...

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  21. EAST AFRICA.

    Reuter's Nairobi correspondent states:— A mass meeting enthusiastically and unanimously resolved to request the Imperial Government to appoint ex-Governor ...

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  22. CONFERENCE CONCLUDED.

    The Versailles Conference rose yesterday afternoon. "Le Petit Parisen" says Lord Milner remains in Paris conferring with M. ...

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  23. MISHAP TO STEAMER.

    While a spare engine shaft, weighing two tons, was being discharged from the steamer Loongana at Melbourne to-day, the hooks of the derrick broke, and the ...

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  24. INTERVIEW WITH MR. WATT.

    Mr. Watt, Federal Minister for Works, had an interview with Mr. Fitzgerald today concerning the Lithgow housing question. Mr. Fitzgerald declined to ...

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  25. WESTERN FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Haig reports:— We repulsed a raid at Poelcapollo. Patrol encounters resulted to our advantage southward of Lens. There is hostile ...

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  26. PLACE BOOKMAKERS.

    Place bookmakers, whom the Associated Pony Clubs have driven out of that type of business as a result of the prohibition of place betting, have decided to ...

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  27. HOMEBUSH ABATTOIRS.

    It is reported interesting complications have arisen in connection with the Homebush abattoirs, which have cost, in their present unfinished state, over £1,000,000, ...

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  28. RESPONSIBILITY FOR BLOODSHED.

    "The Times" Amsterdam correspondent states:— Despite semi-official assurances that the strikes are waning and order has been ...

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  29. BELLINGER REFLOATED.

    The steamer Bellinger has been refloated and will arrived in Sydney to-morrow. ...

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  30. EAST AFRICAN SUCCESS.

    An East African official message states: Cape colored corps occupied Nwembe unopposed, and pursued the enemy to Mtarika. We seized Pumunihill 45 miles ...

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  31. BASIL WORKERS' APPLICATION.

    Application was made to-day in the Industrial Court on behalf of the Basil Workers' Association for registration as an industrial union. The hearing was ...

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  32. GERMANY'S GREAT OFFENSIVE.

    "The Times" Paris correspondent states:— A French commentator says Germany's great offensive is still in the preparatory ...

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  33. MAN-POWER SCHEME.

    Numerous meetings of shipowners and munition workers are passing resolutions supporting the Government's man-power scheme. Sections of the Amalgamated ...

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  34. ADELAIDE COAL SHORTAGE.

    There is an acute shortage of coal in Adelaide, South Australia, consumers being unable to get supplies to replace those which were oh hand when the ...

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  35. ROCKHAMPTON BUSINESSES RE-OPEN.

    The Fitzroy River is receding very slowly. There, is still a great deal of water in evidence in East-street and likely to be for a few days. The business places in ...

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  36. STATE INCOME TAX.

    The Commissioner for Income Taxation states the State income tax returns are coming along in great volume, and are thousands in excess of last year for the ...

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  37. AMERICAN TROOPS.

    It is officially announced American troops are now occupying a sector on the Lorraine front, where the Germans opened the heaviest bombardment, lasting many ...

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  38. WHEAT OR MEAT?

    Mr. Ashford, referring to the wheat or meat question, stated to-day he had never suggested any decrease in the wheat industry, but an increase in the production ...

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  39. EXCITING DAYS IN BERLIN.

    "The Times" Amsterdam correspondent states:— There were exciting days in Berlin on Friday and Saturday. Strong police ...

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  40. NEWS OF THE WORLD.

    A Palestine official message says:— We advanced slightly in the vicinity of Arnuties northward of Jerusalem. We destroyed 12 enemy aeroplanes during ...

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  41. BRANDT BROS. REMANDED.

    Albert Brandt and Ernest Brandt, who came before the court on Saturday to answer charges under the War Precautions Act, were further remanded to-day till ...

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  42. FRENCH TREASON TRIALS.

    "The Times" Paris correspondent states:— A series of 20 treason trials begins today. Bolo's will be taken first. It is ...

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  43. PROBATE ESTATE.

    The estate of the late Charles Thomas Board, of Bondi, was valued for probate at £39,606. ...

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  44. DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

    John Robertson, head miller at McCorquodale's mill, Parramatta, was killed while at work early this morning. It appears the wheat chute was not acting ...

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  45. ITALIAN FRONT.

    An Italian official message states:— We brought clown eight aeroplanes. The British brought down six. ...

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  46. ENEMY ALIEN.

    Arthur Burchart was proceeded against at the Police Court for being an enemy alien, and that he did, since the outbreak of war, use a name other than that under ...

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  47. BELLINGER ROAD.

    Tenders have been accepted for the completion of the work on the road off road from Thora to Upper North Arm. Bellinger River (at Cleaver's gate.) ...

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  48. TRIAL OF DITTMAN BEGUN.

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam states:— A telegram from Berlin announces the military are summoning to the colors all ...

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  49. NAVAL AIR RAID.

    The Admiralty reports:— Aircraft bombed Varsenacre aerodrome, on Saturday morning and secured a direct hit. A fire broke out. We destroyed one ...

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  50. ATTEMPTED MOTOR RECORD.

    Messrs. J. L. Burton and T. Smith, who are attempting to break the motor car record from Fremantle to Sydney, arrived a Broken Hill yesterday afternoon, ...

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  51. GOVERNMENT TENANTS.

    The Assistant-Treasurer states that those tenants of Government-owned residences on the Rocks area who are deeply in arrears with their rent have been ...

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  52. SINN PEINERS.

    "The Times" Dublin correspondent states:— The South Armagh win was largely due to the Unionist votes. The Sinn Feiners ...

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  53. SHIPBUILDING.

    Mr. Cook, Minister for the Navy, yesterday expressed concern at the threatened hitch in connection with the Commonwealth's shipbuilding proposals because of ...

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  54. 160 LEADERS ARRESTED.

    "The Times" correspondent at Amsterdam states:— Spandau is thickly guarded by armed police and troops. The Bremen shipyards ...

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  55. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

    The South Australian political situation is apparently in a hopeless tangle. This week the fate of the coalition may be decided. ...

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