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  2. "NO DRINK" CAMPAIGN

    Replying to the report supplied by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Lloyd George) of the deputation of shipyard employees who waited on the Minister in ...

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  3. GERMANY AND NEUTRALS

    The United States Government has demanded formally of Germany an indemnity for the smiting of the four-masted schooner William P. Frye (3,374 tons), owned by A. ...

    Article : 148 words
  4. THE CROWN PRINCE

    The Paris "Figaro" vouches for the truth of a remarkable story concerning the Kaiser, the Crown Prince, and a German general now dead. ...

    Article : 405 words
  5. AUSTRIA AND ITALY

    A Rome message states that the pourparlers between Italy and Germany have collapsed, the German Ambassador at Rome (Prince Von Bulow) declaring that ...

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  6. RUSSIAN PRESSURE

    In common with other countries, Great Britain is setting a stern face to the evils of drink in this hour of crisis. The tremendous force that is being applied by the great Russian army in the Carpathians is compelling the Germans ...

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  7. FURTHER DESTRUCTION.

    Enemy submarines continue to show great activity amongst British shipping, and several more vessels have been added to the lista of the Germans' victims. ...

    Article : 431 words
  8. No Time Lost in France.

    The French Minister of War (M. Milleraud) has a happier announcement to make in respect of the manufacture of material for the French army than has been ...

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  9. NEUTRALITY OF HOLLAND.

    There are signs of unrest in the Netherlands following upon Germany's persistency in attacking Dutch merchantmen. The Rotterdam correspondent of the ...

    Article : 363 words
  10. Losses in March.

    British casualty lists for March contain the names of 1,081 officers and 18,794 men. The lists are made up as follows:— DEAD.—300 officers and 4,493 men. ...

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  11. FIGHTING IN SNOW

    Successful Russian operations over a widely extended front are reviewed in the following official report:— Petrograd, Thursday:—"We have ...

    Article : 264 words
  12. MR. FISHER APPLAUDS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) has been a teetotaller from his youth, and he applauds the example which His Majesty the King has expressed himself as willing ...

    Article : 129 words
  13. Mr. Asquith at Foreign Office.

    Mr. Asquith (Prime Minister) has taken over the duties of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to enable Sir Edward Grey to enjoy a three weeks' holiday. ...

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  14. BRITISH REVENUE.

    The revenue of the United Kingdom for the financial year ended March 31 amounted to £226,694,080, being an increase of £28,451,183 over that collected in 1913-14. ...

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  15. Fiendish Weapon.

    A doctor serving with the Field Artillery on the western front confirms the statement made a few days ago that the Germans are using petrol bombs. "Most of the men ...

    Article : 70 words
  16. State Control of Saloons.

    Earl Grey makes the suggestion that disinterested management should be applied to the publichouses in areas where munitions of war are manufactured. ...

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  17. GERMANY'S WASTAGE.

    A New York correspondent of the Associated Press after a visit to the battlefields in the West states that eleven thousand German dead were taken in the ...

    Article : 191 words
  18. GOOD TEMPLARS PLEASED.

    At the annual session of the Grand Lodge of ictoria of the International Order of Good Templars, opened yesterday at the Temperance Hall, the following resolution ...

    Article : 133 words
  19. Germans Never Idle.

    The Admiralty has obtained conclusive proof that German agents are fomenting strikes in Great Britain, particularly at Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol, and ...

    Article : 154 words
  20. Shortage in Germany.

    The "Daily Mail" reports that, owing to the shortage of fodder in Germany, nearly 1,000,000 German pigs have been billeted in Belgium. ...

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  21. AFRICAN CAMPAIGN.

    The British forces in German South-West Africa, following on their occupation of two important neks giving access to Aus, an important trading station 49 miles inland ...

    Article : 117 words
  22. British Losses to Date.

    It is announced by the Admiralty that up to the end of March the losses in British shipping inflicted by Germans were:— Vessels. ...

    Article : 91 words
  23. OUTPOSTS OF EMPIRE.

    An article in this week's "Saturday Review," says:— "The country, after the war, will insist on being better informed as to its foreign ...

    Article : 260 words
  24. CHINA AND JAPAN.

    Peking announces that China has agreed to grant Tapan mining rights in the Mukden province preferential rights to railway construction in Southern Manchuria, ...

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  25. SINKING OF THE FALABA.

    The news of the brutal manner in which the Germans sank the British steamships Falaba and Aguila, sacrificing the lives of more than one hundred non-combatants, ...

    Article : 229 words
  26. Dye-making in England.

    Owing to subscriptions coming in for a further £150,000 the British Dyes Company has gone to allotment. [It is proposed to form a company with ...

    Article : 164 words
  27. KAISER'S ARMY.

    According to a report that has been published in Paris, the confidence of the German troops on the western front has suffered seriously during the last few months ...

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  28. Russia's Hero.

    General Ruzsky, the victor of Lemberg, [?] [?]cia, and Przasnysz, in Northern Po[?]and, has given up his command in the Rus[?] army in the field. ...

    Article : 169 words
  29. Submarine Sunk.

    It is officially reported from Paris that a French light cruiser chased a German submarine off Dieppe, on the French coast. The cruiser fired heavily at he periscope ...

    Article : 264 words
  30. Marauders in India.

    It is announced officially from Simla that ten thousand tribesmen from the Pamirs, on the northern frontier of India, attacked Tochi, near Miranshah. They ...

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  31. British Coal.

    The committee of the British Board of Trade has reported that owing to the high price of domestic coal exports to neutral countries ought to be restricted if prices ...

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  32. Australian Meat.

    The Board of Trade has appointed the New Zealand High Commissioner (Mr. McKenzie), the Queensland Agent-General (Sir T. B. Robinson), and Sir Edward ...

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  33. Operations in France.

    The official communique issued in Paris Thursday was as follows:— The Germans counter-attacked [?]le Petre, in the Argonne, and ...

    Article : 74 words
  34. Berlin Gloating.

    An official justification for the sinking of the s.s. Falaba, issued in Berlin, reads:— "The destruction of human lives is now a painful duty, as our submarines are ...

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  35. ALLIES' AIRMEN.

    It is announced by the Admiralty that a British airman dropped four bombs on Thursday morning on submarines which were being constructed at Hoboken, near ...

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  36. BOGUS COLLECTORS.

    Superintendent Macmanamny, of the Criminal Investigation branch, called on the Lord Mayor (Alderman Sir David Hennessy) on Thursday, and made ...

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  37. AUSTRALASIAN SHIPPING.

    The following movements of shipping have been reported from London:— Arrival at Buenos Ayres; Bq. Cairnsmore, Dundenon, N.Z., February 18. ...

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  38. Bismarck Centenary.

    The 100th anniversary of the birth of Prince Bismarck was celebrated in Germany on Thursday. Berlin was bedecked with flags, and at ...

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  39. MEAT FROM NEW ZEALAND.

    Mr. H. J. Manson, trade commissioner for New Zealand, has been advised by the Prime Minister of the Dominion (Mr. Massey), regarding the following shipments ...

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  40. CONVALESCENT HOME.

    The Tasmanian Agent-General (Sir John McCall) is the president of an organisation which has founded the first convalescent home for Belgian soldiers. The patrons ...

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  41. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS.

    Having the privilege of a conversation with General Sir Ian Hamilton, after the inspection of the Australasian troops in Egypt, I asked whether he had noticed any ...

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  42. INTERNED VESSELS.

    The German Australian Steamship Co., of Sydney, telegraphed to their Melbourne agents as follows:— "Batavia cables Lubeck, Wismar, STolberg, all ...

    Article : 181 words
  43. The Dardanelles.

    A report from Tenedos, in the [?]gean [?] states that the Allies warships con[?] an intermittent bombardment of the [?]lles, forts, in order to protect the ...

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  45. Zeebrugge Bombarded.

    [?] warships have bombarded Zee[?] the new German submarine base on [?] coast, for two hours, owing to [?] submarine having attempted to ...

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  46. NATURALISATION.

    The monthly returns issued by the Department of External Affairs, regarding the naturalisation of foreigners shows that during March 150 certificates were issued ...

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