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  2. Unqualified Italian Victory.

    Mr. Julian Price states that a 48 hours' battle ended abruptly in an unqualified Italian victory, and a dangerous salient which for some time menaced ...

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  3. Appeal to Farmers

    President Wilson in a statement asking the nation and farmers to pledge their lives and fortunes towards victory declares that the forces fighting for the ...

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  4. The Russians.

    The "New York World's" London correspondent authoritatively contradicts the reports that there are large stocks of wheat in Russia. He adds that the ...

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  5. Berlin Strike.

    News from Berlin is meagre. Most of the great newspapers have not been published owing to the strike, and all workmen's meetings and demonstrations ...

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  6. Advertising

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  7. CUP WEEK TOPICS

    Broomby and Dent report at Scott's Stables, York-street, yesterday, having offered a number of horses, on account of various owners, to an excellent ...

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  8. THE GATE.

    The gate receipts at Mowbray yesterday aggregated £202, which amount included both state and federal amusement taxes. In 1917 the amount taken ...

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  9. STATEMENT DENIED.

    The "New York Evening Post" stated that Mr. William B. Thompson, who headed the American Red Cross mission to Russia, contributed 1,000,00 dollars ...

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  10. TROUBLE SPREADING.

    The latest telegrams from Germany agree that the strikes are spreading, particularly the armament industry. The strikers' watchwords are "Peace, liberty, ...

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  11. THE TOTALISATOR FIGURES.

    As compared with the record figures of last year, there was a falling off of nearly £2000 in the totalisator investments at Mowbray yesterday The ...

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  12. The British.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports that the patrols secured prisoners in the neighbourhood of Epehy. There has been hostile artillerying southward ...

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  13. NEW REVOLUTIONARY ARMY

    The Government in a manifesto explaining the raising of the new revolutionary army says that, whereas the old army was composed of the ...

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  14. THE DEMANDS.

    The "Vorwaerts" calls on the English and French workers to show they are in earnest. about peace. It says that it is not only a matter of achieving unity ...

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  15. BOLSHEVIKS OCCUPY KIEFF.

    After firing a few shots, the Bolsheviks were able to occupy Kieff. ...

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  16. AMERICANS IN FRANCE

    The Germans raided American trenches in France, killing two, wounding four, and prisonering one. ...

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  17. FRANCHISE BILL

    The House of Commons by 178 votes to 170 restored the alternative vote for single-member constituencies, which the Lords had ejected. ...

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  18. SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.

    A great number of Socialist leaders have been arrested in various German towns. It is reported that the different Socialist parties have sunk their ...

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  19. BRAZILIAN AID

    Brazil is Fending a cruiser and a destroyer division, under Admiral Matos, to join the British fleet in European waters, and also aviators. ...

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  20. STRIKERS WARNED.

    Marshal von Hindenburg has warned the strikers that they are weakening Germany and allowing the enemy to murder men in the trenches". ...

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  21. THE FRENCH

    A communique reports that a French aeroplane bombed from the lowest altitude a station at Hisecourt, causing a great fire. ...

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  22. A FULL HAND.

    Ordella has been responsible for carrying off both the Launceston and Newnham Cups for Messrs. Thirkell Bros., who this year have a full hand ...

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  23. FIGHTING HEROICALLY.

    Mr. Percival Gibbon writes that the Italians are fighting in heroic style off the Isonzo and Carso. The main attack is being strongly resisted, and there ...

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  24. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT

    The Government is issuing a proclamation that England is awaiting salvation from the German strikes, hoping they will break Germany's industry for ...

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  25. PLAGUE IN CHINA

    The British Legation has received a medical report urgently appealing for more doctors to combat, the plague, which is spreading southwards. ...

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  26. KILLED BY GERMAN BOMB

    On Tuesday a bomb fell on a house in a London suburb, and instantly killed seven members of a soldier's family. The father and a boy of 13 years (who is ...

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  27. LORD LANSDOWNE

    A deputation of journalists and authors presented an address to the Marquis of Lansdowne, in recognition of his letter cabled on November 28 ...

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  28. SILENT MAID.

    Silent Maid, who was at one time a hot fancy for the Launceston Cup, may not be seen out again during the meetings. Old associations with this mare ...

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  29. FIVE-SHILLING NOTES

    Mr. Bonar Law in the Commons said there was no intention at present of issuing five-shilling notes, but a small stock was being printed in readiness for ...

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  30. IMPROVED POSITION.

    Our detachments continued thrusts southward of Asiago, and improved their position north-eastward of Col de Rosse. We brought down three aeroplanes, and ...

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  31. SHIPPING CONTROL

    A Ship Control Committee has been formed to centralise the control of al. lied, American, and neutral shipping entering or leaving American ports. It ...

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  32. "ENOUGH."

    A few of the horses competing at Mowbray during the week have shown signs of soreness, and have had enough of it for the week. Three others that ...

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  33. ENEMY MESSAGE.

    A Berlin official message asserts that an Italian attack south-westward of Asiago broke down. ...

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  34. THE SALE OF CORNSACKS

    The Chief Prices Commissioner (Mr. Percy Whitton) will commence an enquiry at the auditorium on Monday next regarding the sale and distribution of ...

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  35. BRITISH AIR SERVICE

    When interviewed by the London representative of the "New York Times," Lord Rothermere declared that the world would be surprised when it realised the ...

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  36. THE HONOURS LIST.

    In the honours list, so far as yesterday's racing was concerned. northern trainers produced five of the seven winners, mainland trainers being ...

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  37. SINKING OF THE ARAGON

    The Aragon has been a lucky ship She transported thousands of troops in recent months. When the disaster occurred all were wearing lifebelts, and the ...

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  38. WAR PENSIONS.

    Statement issued to-day by the Federal Treasury shows that the number of war pensions granted in the Commonwealth up to January 25 last was 82,764, ...

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  39. ALLIED CONFERENCE

    Mr. Bonar Law in the House of Commons denied that the Allies' Conference at Paris proposed to issue a joint declaration on war aims. He considered our ...

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  40. HOBART CITY ENGINEER

    The officers' and servants' committee met this afternoon to consider 61 applications received for the position of city engineer. The applicants were reduced ...

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  41. BOMBING PARIS

    Some Gothas bombed Paris last last. PATIS, Jan. 31. German aeroplanes have bombarded ...

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  42. COMPLETE AGREEMENT REACHED.

    The "Echo de Paris" states that the Allies' Supreme Council at Versailles has reached a complete agreement on several important military questions. ...

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  43. MESOPOTAMIAN CAMPAIGN

    The British in Mesopotamia report that hostile aeroplanes on the night of January 24 bombed our hospital near Bagdad, causing casualties. Ours on ...

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  44. ROLL OF HONOUR

    Mrs. J R. Benefield, of 23 Bedford. street, Invermay, has been officially Informed by the Base Records Office, Melbourne, that her son, Private H. B. ...

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  45. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

    An official statement is to the effect that four enemy air squadrons crossed the lines north of Compiegne, flying at the highest altitude owing to the clear. ...

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  46. AUSTRIA'S OFFER

    Mr. Cyril Brown, the "New York World's" Stockholm correspondent, states that political circies Vienna believe that the German censor ...

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  47. WATERFORD PEERAGE

    The defence in the Waterford legitimacy suit consists of a total denial of plaintiff's allegation. Witnesses swore that the son of the fifth marquess was ...

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  48. STEEPLECHASERS END.

    Castledale, who fell during the progress of the Brush Steeplechase yesterday, sustained a broken pastern, and had to be destroyed. ...

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  49. RECRUITING

    In pursuance of the campaign to get recruits as reinforcements for, the Tasmanian regiments at the front, speakers last night at the corner of St. John and ...

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  50. FINANCIAL.

    New South Wales is inviting the holders of 3½, per cent, stock maturing in September to convert into an equal amount of 5½ per cents. repayable in ...

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  51. TIMES OF STARTING.

    The times of starting for the various events to-day are as follow:—St. Leonards Handicap, 1.30 p.m.; Tamar Hurdle, 2.15 p.m.; George Adams ...

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  52. THE VATERLAND

    Mr. Daniels (Secretary to the Navy) states that the Leviathan (formerly the German liner Vaterland) carried 8000 troops. The engines had been rapidly ...

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  53. THE BOMB-DROPPING.

    There was bright moonlight when the Gothas arrived at 11.45, and they were met with an intense guntire. Numerous bombs fell at various points in ...

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  54. SOLDIERS AND LIQUOR TRAFFIC

    A select committee of the Senate is enquiring as to the extent intoxicating liquor is adversely affecting outgoing and returned soldiers, and the best method of ...

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  55. LOANS TO BRITAIN

    The Government has loaned Great Britain 250,000,000 dollars. ...

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  56. THE POSITION EXPLAINED.

    The Acting Treasurer (Mr. Fitzpatrick) to-day explained that the cable regarding the New South Wales loan referred to the conversion loan of ...

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  57. CULMINATING CRISIS

    President Wilson in a statement declared that the culminating crisis of the war had arrived. This year's achievements must determine the issue. ...

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  58. AMERICAN ARMY

    It has been announced that Americans permanently occupy a distinctive sector on the west front. ...

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  59. ENTERED CAMP.

    The following have just entered Claremont camp:—A. H. Eaton and J. Woolley (Huon). P. Bradley (Zeehan), and W. S. Douglas (Hobart). ...

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  60. CHINESE FOR EUROPE

    Official advices from Peking state that China is transporting the first fighting units to France. It already has 100,000 men engaged on non-military tasks on ...

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  61. Try This for your Skin.

    Few women know the value of white Vathmi for the skin. This very wonderful preparation has the curious power of taking wrinkles out of the skin, thus ...

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  62. PROSECUTION OF THE WAR

    Mr. Daniels announced that nearly two billion dollars had already been spent by the United States Navy in the prosecution of the war. ...

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  63. COMPULSORY RATIONING

    In the House of Lords Lord Rhondda stated that ho hoped to have the country covered by local compulsory rationing schemes early in March, which the ...

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  64. PRIZE COURT DECISIONS

    The Judicial Committee dismissed with costs the consolidated appeals from tile New South. Wales Prize Court with reference to the steamers Germania, ...

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  65. COMING EVENTS

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 39 words
  66. CIVIL WAR IN FINLAND

    M. Trotsky in a fetter to the President of the Finnish Senate deprecates the Russian troops interfering with the Finnish Civil War All must withdraw ...

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  67. ARTICLES REQUIRED

    A deputation of the linen thread manufacturers requested the Right Hon. A. Fisher (High Commissioner) to support applications for permits for the export ...

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  68. MUNITION WORKERS

    A German in his evidence in the Rintelen trial declared that the German Imperial Government warned him that they would punish the Germans employed by ...

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  69. A GRAND HEAD OF HAIR.

    A man or a woman is proud of a good head of well-coloured hair, hair that looks well, and is free from scurf. The use of Voltchock's Russian Hair Restorer will ...

    Article : 64 words
  70. TO-MORROW.

    For religious services see page 9. 8.30 p.m.—Railway Band, City Park. ...

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