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  2. NEWS AND NOTES.

    The Mails.—A mail will close for the Eastern States at the G.P.O. to-day at 3 p.m. (late fee 4 p.m., railway station 4.25 p.m.), for conveyance by R.M.S. Moldavia. ...

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  3. THE DARDANELLES.

    The Greek newspaper, in publishing accounts of the landing of the Allies at the Dardanelles, express the utmost admiration of the courage and determination with ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. EUROPEAN WAR.

    Reports received from the western front in Europe show that the Allies have made further progress to the north-ward of Ypres, that the enemy lost 12,000 men in killed alone in the recent Ypres fights, and that the Germans, in bombarding Dunkirk over a range of nearly 24 miles, succeeded in destroying private houses and killing a number of civilians, including women and children. ...

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  5. NEW ZEALANDER KILLED.

    Captain Henry Innes Walker, a New Zealander in the Warwickshire Regiment, was killed in action in Belgium last week. ...

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  6. CONGRATULATIONS.

    The following message has been forwarded by the Governor-General to the Secretary of State for the Colonies:— In reply to the message sent yesterday ...

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  7. CANADIAN LOSSES.

    The casualty list for the period up to April 27 includes the names of 662 Canadians. ...

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  8. RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGNS.

    A communique issued last night stated that the Germans were occupying the Shaveli district, and that some of their patrols had appeared near Libau (a ...

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  9. GENERAL ITEMS.

    An official announcement states that Colonel Britz has occupied, without opposition, Kubas, in German South-West Africa, and has found good water there. ...

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  10. TURKEY'S LOSSES.

    Reliable advices from Constantinople state that 5,000 wounded Turkish soldiers from the Dardanelles have arrived in the Ottoman capital. ...

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  11. CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.

    Referring to the casualties, the Minister for Defence remarked to-day that the department had been advised by the officials at Alexandria that, with the exception of ...

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  12. THE ADMIRALTY'S CONGRATULATIONS.

    Mr. Winston Churchill yesterday expressed to Australia and New Zealand the Admiralty's congratulations upon the brilliant and memorable achievements of the ...

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  13. WOMEN DEMAND PEACE.

    The Women's Internatinal Peace Conference, held at The Hague, ended in uproar on Saturday, as the German delegates controlled the gathering and rode ...

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  14. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

    May 14 is to be "Belgian Day" in this State, and will be marked by special efforts to raise funds for the relief of the distressed people of Belgium. ...

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  15. NEW ZEALAND LOSSES.

    Mr. H. Manson, New Zealand representative in Melbourne, has been officially advised from Wellington that the following losses have been sustained by the New ...

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  16. NEW GUINEA EXPEDITION.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) announced to-day that the amending Defence Bill having been assented to, the necessary steps had been taken by the ...

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  17. THE WHEAT SUPPLIES.

    The Attorney-General (Mr. Hall) stated to-day that he regards the latest figures supplied by the Government Statistician (Mr. Trivett) with respect to the wheat ...

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  18. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    His Excellency the Governor has received the following telegram from the British War Office, in connection with seven motor ambulances which were presented by ...

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  19. FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

    A communique issued late last night stated:—"Our machine guns stopped a German attack upon our right to the northward of Ypres to-day. Eighty ...

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  20. OPERATIONS AT SEA.

    It is officially announced that the British destroyer Recruit was sunk by a German submarine, on Saturday. Four officers and 21 of the crew were saved. It is also ...

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  21. THE BUTTER SUPPLIES.

    The chairman of the Prices of Goods Board (Mr. Adamson M.L.C.), stated to-day that he had received an intimation from the butter merchants to the effect ...

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  22. VICTORIA.

    It is the practice of the Defence authorities to have the soldiers at Broadmeadows medically re-examined shortly before they embark for the front. This ...

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  23. PERSONAL.

    Mr. Justice Rooth has received news that his brother, Colonel Rooth, of the Dublin Fusiliers, was killed in the Dardanelles operations. ...

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  24. DUNKIRK BOMBARDMENT.

    A splinter from the first German shell fired into Dunkirk decapitated a girl. Another shell fell into the Grand Palace, killing many civilians. The military ...

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  25. THE YPRES DISTRICT.

    The German staff in Belgium admit that the Germans had 12,000 men killed in the Ypres fights. There is now a battle of big guns near Ypres, as both sides are making ...

    Article : 59 words
  26. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 79 words
  27. A BELGIAN VICTORY.

    After penetrating the Belgian line between Ypres and Langemarck, the Germans entrenched preparatory to making a further advance. In the meanwhile the ...

    Article : 147 words
  28. LONG-DISTANCE SHOOTING.

    An official announcement states:—"A German deserter to the French lines reports that Krupp's engineers were for two months at Dixmude, mounting a long range ...

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  29. WAR AND UNEMPLOYMENT DISTRESS RELIEF FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 247 words
  30. BRITISH AVIATOR'S FEAT.

    A British aviator recently blew up an ammunition depot at St. Quentin, killing nineteen Prussian Guards. He also destroyed the railway goods traffic lines ...

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  31. THE YPRES BATTLES.

    "Eye Witness," with the British headquarters in Belgium, reports:—"When the Frenchmen were retiring before the German gas clouds near Ypres recently, a ...

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  32. FRENCH FATALITIES.

    Two French aviators reconnoitring near Chalons yesterday, fell and were killed. ...

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  33. GERMANY'S FOND HOPE.

    The Bucharest correspondent of the "Daily Mail" states:—"Germany is preparing for another winter campaign. Admiral von Tirpitz hopes that the constant British ...

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  34. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    The hearing of the Snow case was continued to-day in the Criminal Court before Justice Gordon and a jury. Mr. Piper, K.C., concluded his address ...

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  35. BRITISH NAVAL CASUALTIES.

    The naval casualties at the Dardanelles from April 25 to April 30 were 26 men killed and 60 men wounded. ...

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  36. GERMAN AERIAL EFFORTS.

    Yesterday four Taube aeroplanes, despite a heavy French gunfire, dropped 20 bombs, two of them being of an incendiary nature, into Epinal, causing slight damage, but no ...

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  37. DEATHS ON HOSPITAL SHIP.

    The following Western Australians died on H.M.H.S Ca[?]son, between April 25 and April 29:— Private T. Batt, No. 149, "B" Company,q ...

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  38. THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

    The following further lists of casualties amongst the Australian Imperial Force in the action at the Dardanelles were issued to-day:— ...

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  39. GERMANY'S FINANCES.

    Early yesterday it was reported that Germany was arranging to float a fresh war loan under conditions similar to those of the last loan. Later on, however, the ...

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  40. NEW FRENCH BATTLESHIP.

    The French super-Dreadnought Languedoc (25,000 tons) was launched at Bordeaux on Saturday. ...

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  41. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Private Whyte, who died from wounds received in the Dardanelles fighting, on April 29, was a popular local sportsman. In 1899 he was stroke for the South ...

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  42. Advertising

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  43. DERNBURG'S RECENT SPEECH.

    The German Conservative newspapers condemn Herr Dernburg's recent speech at the University Club at Brooklyn, where he stated that Germany would voluntarily ...

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  44. BRITISH ITEMS.

    A white paper has been issued giving the facts upon which Mr. Lloyd-George based his drink crusade. This shows that the reports received from the naval authorities in ...

    Article : 205 words
  45. AUSTRO-ITALIAN FRICTION.

    Trains laden with heavy Austrian artillery are arriving at commanding positions on the Austro-Italian frontier. Austria has prohibited traffic through the mountain ...

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  46. APPEAL FROM MONTENEGRO.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 94 words
  47. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Private Phillip Henry Clapin, who is in the list of wounded, is the eldest son of Mr. W. E. Clapin, usher of the Black Rod in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly. ...

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  48. GERMAN RESERVES.

    The "Berliner Tageblatt" announces that the summoning of the Landsturm will begin to-day with men 45 years of age, and end on the 12th inst. with men 39 years ...

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  49. MOTOR AMBULANCE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 313 words
  50. AUSTRIAN DESERTERS.

    Two companies of Austrian infantry, carrying a white flag and unaccompanied by officers, entered Italian territory at Schio yesterday and were interned. ...

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  51. THE DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.

    Anxious inquiries are being made by the relatives of the men injured in the Dardanelles action as to the means offering by which they may obtain further news. ...

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