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  2. 100,000 MEN.

    The number of enlistments in the Victoria Military District on Thursday was again disappointing, the total being 97. Of these, 57 were enrolled from the ...

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  3. KAISER'S FLEET.

    It is freely stated, says a telegram received from Kiel via Basle, the capital of Switzerland, that the Kaiser intends that a fair fight shall take place in the North ...

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  4. CONTROL OF COMMODITIES

    Mr. Adamson, M.L.C., chairman of the Prices of Goods Board, made the following statement yesterday, in reply to criticism of the board by representatives of ...

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  5. SERBIA'S GREATEST FOE

    Captain Bennett, a Red Cross Commissioner in Serbia, has issued an urgent appeal for help. He describes Uskub the ancient capital ...

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  6. INDIAN LOYALTY.

    A bill to provide for special measures to secure public safety, the defence of British India, and more spcedy trials for certain offences, has been passed by the Indian ...

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  7. NEUVE CHAPELLE FIGHT

    The brilliant success of the British at Neuve Chapelle was gained at the cost of heavy losses in some famous regiments. In the Champagne country the French are pursuing their advantage, and are inflicting heavy casualties in the enemy's ...

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  8. LADY DENMAN ON AUSTRALIA'S HELP.

    A passage from a letter received from Lady Denman by Professor Rentoul is interestrag as casting light on the feeling in England regarding the war, and on Lord ...

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  9. SYDNEY VOLUNTEERS.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—A fine body of men was lined up to-day to be despatched to the Liverpool camp. The majority of them were country men who could both ride and ...

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  10. Sinking of the Dresden

    When acquainted with the formal protest made to America by Germany that the Dresden was sunk in territorial waters, Commander Fielding, of the auxiliary ...

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  11. RED CROSS WORK.

    Women connected with the medical profession in Victoria formed a very large assemblage in the old council chamber of the Town Hall yesterday afternoon. ...

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  12. TEMPORARY COMMISSIONS.

    Advice has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies that applicants who have served as officers or noncommissioned officers in the senior division ...

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  13. Third Contingent in Egypt.

    The season here is already in full swing. The fruit blossom is out, and a new green is covering all the trees. The files are becoming pestilential, and occasional fierce hot ...

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  14. FIGHTING IN FRANCE

    Although no definite statement has yet been made of the total British losses in the recent fighting at Neuve Chapelle, south of Lille, it is known that the caspalties were ...

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  15. EASTERN FRONT.

    A brief but interesting survey of tho situation on the Eastern front is contained in an official statement from petrogra. The report states that the fortress guns ...

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  16. BLOCKADE OF GERMANY.

    The Swedish steamer Gehland, laden with bacon and provisions, has been seized by British warships off the Shetland Islands. It is believed that her cargo was destined ...

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  17. NO SIBERIAN EXPORTS.

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Friday.—The Russian Government's prohibition of the export of butter from Russia is expected to benefit considerably the dairy industry ...

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  18. SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S.

    A special service for relatives and friends of absent sailors and soldiers will be held to-morrow afternoon at half-past 3 o'clock m St. Paul's Cathedral. Archbishop Clarke ...

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  19. Fate of the Karlsruhe.

    Evidence is accumulating in Copenhagen that an explosion caused the sinking of the German raiding cruiser Karlsruhe (4,822 tone) at the end of last year. ...

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  20. A CORRECTION.

    Sir,—My attention has been directed to a statement made by Mr. R. J. Argyle at the deputation from the Victorian Butter Factories Association to the Premier on ...

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  21. CAMP ENTERTAINMENT.

    Sir,—As a member of the Expeditionary Force I was very much surprised to read the report of the State Governor s speech regarding the new recreation hall at ...

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  22. ZEPPELIN OVER CALAIS.

    The Calais correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" telegraphs an account of a Zeppelin raid upon Calais at midnight on Thursday. As soon as it was sighted, the town ...

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  23. PATRIOTIC DOG PARADE.

    The patriotic dog parade in aid of the Red Cross funds will be held at Federal Government House grounds this afternoon. Including complimentary entries, over 1,7[?]0 ...

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  24. BAKING CONDITIONS.

    Out of 173 [?]akers who were notified by the Prices of Goods Board that they were expected to furnish statutory declarations as to stocks of flour on hand, the prices at ...

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  25. Message from Emperor.

    The Viceroy (Lord Hardinge) addressing the Indian Council this morning, read a telegram from the Secretary of State for India (Lord Crewe), expressing the deep ...

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  26. POSITION OF GREECE.

    A correspondent writes:—"The position of Greece is scarcely understood by the general public. Greece has a treaty with Servia for the maintenance of the fruits of ...

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  27. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—I see that the Red Cross Society[?] needs all the help it can get. I would like to do my share. I am a housemaid, consequently I have not much time for making ...

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  28. WHEAT FOR MILLERS.

    It is expected by the State Attorney-General (Mr. Donald Mackinnon) that the agreement between the State Government and the millers with relation to the prices ...

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  29. KYARRA TROOPS.

    Thee Mintster for Defence (Senator pearce) made an announcement yesterday afternoon with reference to the men who returned recently from Egypt-invalided ...

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  30. Story by "Eyewitness."

    Fresh light is thrown on the British victory at Neuve Chapelle, in North France, by "Eye-Witness," who is with the British headquarters staff. He states:— ...

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  31. PERSIA'S PERIL

    The British Tress Bureau announces that documentary evidence has reached the Government, proving that German consular officials intrigued to facilitate a Turkish ...

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  32. GOODS FROM BELGIUM.

    The Minister for Trade and Customs (Mr. Tudor) announced yesterday that a cable message had been received from the High Commissioner[?] London, intimating that ...

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  33. Raid on Paris

    A German Taube aeroplane passed over Paris on Thursday night, and dropped eleven bombs. A woman, three children two soldiers, ...

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  34. POSITION IN WEST AUSTRALIA.

    PERTH, Friday.—The wheat problem is still a soure of worry to the Government. No shipment has yet been obtained by the State, and some difficulty seems to be ...

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  35. SOUTH AFRICAN BUDGET.

    In the South African House of Assembly on Thursday the Minister for Finance and Defence (General Smuts) submitted his Budget. ...

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  36. NATURALISED GERMANS.

    Sir,—I understood when I became a naturalised British subject that I had been granted the same privileges as any other British subject, providing that ...

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  37. Labour Problem.

    The Labour Conference, which has been called together to discuss the questions in dispute between the masters and employees, continues. There is every promise of an ...

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  38. In the Dardanelles.

    Athens advices are that during a lull in the British hombardment of Smy[?]a, the important port in Asia Minor, the Turks are repairing the forts and batteries. ...

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  39. ARMY CONTRACTS.

    There have been numerous complaints from time to time by contractors for the supply of army equipment about delays in connection with the payment of their ...

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  40. Cotton as Contraband.

    The Paris "Matin" states that the British scientist, Sir William Ramsay, has informed the French Minister for War (M. Millerand) that it would be greatly in ...

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  41. ENEMY PATENTS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—The first case in New Zealand for voidanco of a trade mark was heard at Wellington. The application was brought by Raldwin and ...

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  42. AUSTRALASIAN SHIPPING.

    The following movements of shipping are reported at London:— Arrivals.—At Avonmouth—Buteshire, s.s., From New Zealand ports. At ...

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  43. The Boer Rebellion.

    The Indemnity Bills introduced by the Botha Ministry to indemnify the Government for its acts in suppressing the Boer revolt has been read a second time in the ...

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  44. Prohibition During War.

    The Government of Saskatchewan (Canada) has decided that complete prohibition shall become effective throughout the province from July 1 next. ...

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  47. FRENCH-BORN AUSTRALIANS.

    Sir,—Australian naturalisation not being recognised outside Australia, French-born citizens cannot enlist in the Expeditionary Forces, but must join the French army. ...

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