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  3. EMPIRE UNITY

    The Empire Parliamentary Association tendered a luncheon to the Prime Minister of Australia. (Mr. Hughes]! at the House of Commons to-day. The Colonia Secretary ...

    Article : 117 words
  4. MEN AND MATTEBS.

    Peace ships nab in where dreadnoughts fear to tread —Washington Poet. Bhodes Scholars and the War. A remarkably t[?][?] response to the call ...

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  5. FISCAL POLICY

    The French communiqué of Thursday [?][?]“ states:—'We have continued bombarding enemy communication, lines in the ' eastern ArgqnBe- region. The Germans ...

    Article : 191 words
  6. WAR ON PORTUGAL.

    A message from Berlin states that Germany has declared war on Portugal on account of the seizure by the Portuguese Government. of enemy ships for service. ...

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  7. STOP PRESS EDITION

    The Parliamentary Under Secretary for war (Mr. Tennant), said 323 officers and 11,221 men were either wounded of missing in connection with the [?] danelles campaign. ...

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  8. PAYNEHAM TRAGEDY.

    The adjourned investigation into the circumstances of the tragedy which occurred at Payneham on Saturday night, when Charles Herbert Berry, otherwise known -as ...

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  9. WAR PRISONERS.

    The Parliamentary Under Secretary for •Foreign Aiiairs (Lord Robert Cecil), in the House of Commons to-day, said the American Ambassador had supplied a list ...

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  10. A Bitter Insult.

    It had been a bitter insult to British national pride that for 12 months aft r the outbreak of war -not a single ounce of lead, which' was the Iifeblood of the output ...

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  11. Into Camp on Friday.

    Following are tie names of the men who enlisted in Adelaide, and vest into the Exhibition camp on Friday:—G. W. Anderson, C. - H. M. Adams . J. W. C. Burford, W. B. Baker. J. F. ...

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  12. Surprise to the-Enemy;

    Mr. Bonar Law said the - be welcomed Mr. Hughes for himself and also as the Prime Minister of the great Commonwealth on fie other side. of the world . The ...

    Article : 131 words
  13. HUNG HIMSELF.

    The death of Thomas Bourne (74)," who was found hanging from a beam at tie house of his daughter on. March 8, formed the subject of an enquiry’ by lie City ...

    Article : 244 words
  14. FISCAL POLICY

    Mr.. Robertson, in the House of Commons today raised the question of. the Government ’s fiscal policy in connection with the approaching 'conference in Paris ...

    Article : 235 words
  15. United We Stand!

    Australia realized . that the present was battle for Australia -as much as for Great Britain, involving everything held dear and everything which made life worth ...

    Article : 239 words
  16. Peace of the World.

    Mr. Hughes, continuing, said be possessed decided views regarding the relationship of the dominions and the mother country, but meantime they -would have to stand over. ...

    Article : 99 words
  17. German Exaggeration

    In[?] Matin , replying to . the German claim that more than '3,000 Frenchman wore captured on Wednesday declares that only 700 were take’ prisoners , while the alleged ...

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  18. National Safety First.

    Great Britain had been expanding her commercial and industrial position at the expense, of her national safety; imagining that there was no relation between them. ...

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  19. WOMEN ON TRIAL.

    In the criminal Court on Friday (before the Chief Justice Mr. G. J . R Morray and Jury ) the case was continued in which Alice MoCabe (32) and Elsic O’Neill (36) ...

    Article : 398 words
  20. MESOPOTAMIA.

    An official report states-that the British, commanded by Major-Gen. Fenton Aylmer, on March 6 advanced on Eesing seven miles from Kut-el-Amara, but were ...

    Article : 34 words
  21. Aviation Record

    M- Verier, a milibery aviator, has elimbed with .four passengers, a height of 3,410 metres {about two miles), in 2S minutes, at Examples. This is a world’ s ...

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  22. Empire Council.

    The dominions, however, had poured forth, money .and sacrificed the lives of their best men. and vet had neither had a say nor. control ,of .the way in which the ...

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  23. Cancer of the Enemy.

    Australia had shown its earnestness by tearing out the .cancer of German" influence by annulling cantracts , and prohibiting German shareholders. (Cheers.) If I ...

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  24. PORT WEIGHTS

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 587 words
  25. Munitions Saved.

    A Zeppelin, when fl[?][?] over Rev[?][?] enodeavowed to drop bombs. on 70 wagonads of munitions at the railway station. The Stat[?][?][?] and- two assistants ...

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  26. THE MOEWE.

    Members of the crest- of the steamer Flamenco, which was sunk -by tie German raider Moewe, report that the Moewes men hid served aboard English ...

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  28. AERIAL ACTIVITY.

    The Telegraaf states that six French aviators dropped bombs on railways and enemy depots in central, Belgium, and caused considerable damage. ...

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  29. England’ s Impregnable Shield.

    Mr. Hughes in Conclusion started that after 18 months of war Great Britain’s heart was still covered with an impregnable shield. The downfall of the [?][?] bad ...

    Article : 61 words
  30. Bolt from the Blue.

    Sir. Hughes, who was accorded an ova. ion, said he felt overwhelmed. Ho was speaking in a place that was hallowed by a thousand traditions of the national and ...

    Article : 146 words
  31. AMERICAN IDEAL.

    Sir. Roosevelt, in declining to allow his name to be put forward as a candidate for the position of President of the United States, said he did not wish to lead the ...

    Article : 64 words
  32. Family Notices

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  33. THE DARDANELLES.

    The Tribuna states that two Austrian Dreadnoughts have been completed for the purpose of .“ rushing” the Dardanelles. This, it is contended, explains the reason ...

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  34. Council of the Empire

    The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr W Law) during his address at the [?]uncheon m honour of Mr. Hughes invited the colories to participate e in a Council of ...

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  35. THE WHEAT HARVEST

    The Minister of Agriculture (Hon. C. Goode) stated on Friday that every day’ s returns to the Wheat Harvest Board emphasized the maenitudo of the harvest- Up ...

    Article : 325 words
  36. MEXICAN TROUBLE.

    Mexicans, under Gen. Villa, invaded the United States town of Columbue, in New Mexico, and til'-rd many inhabitant?. Finally, they were driven out by American ...

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  37. Audience with the King

    King George today granted audience to Mr. Hughes His Majesty displayed great interest in the part Australia has taken, and is taking in the war ...

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  38. Germany’ s Aim At Destruction.

    The -war had, affected the national status, and the multifarious activities o: the whole of the peoples of the Empire. The Germans hid been tenaciously and ...

    Article : 99 words
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  40. Mr. Hughes and Cabinet.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith), welcomed Mr. Hughes at a meeting of the Cabinet, at which all the Ministers were present and were introduced to the ...

    Article : 120 words
  41. ENEMY SHARE- HOLDERS.

    Considerable doubt has existed concerning the real position of enemy shareholders in Australian companies. This has been clearly defined in a letter which was read ...

    Article : 101 words
  42. Heart and Soul at War.

    The British cry of “ business as usual ” had quickly been discovered to be an error . Many industries [?][?] [?][?] with [?][?] and ...

    Article : 154 words
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