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  2. ON ACTIVE SERVICE.

    CAIRO March 15.—There has been no dull moment for the ttoops of the first and second Australian contingents since they settled down in Cairo, the days and ...

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  3. 100,000 MEN.

    Considering the length of time that has elapsed since any thing like a stirring appeal for recruits was made in Melbourne, it is surprising that the enlisting figures continue ...

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  4. RUSSIA ADVANCES

    Russia has advanced along a 70-mile front in the Carpathians, and has captured 70,000 prisoners. The full story of the fighting at Neuve Chapelle shows that the carnage was terrible. It is said that the village ...

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  5. VICE- REGAL.

    His Excellency the Governor received a visit fcom the Archbishop of Corinth, Apostolic Delegate, accompanied by Archbishop Carr, yesterday morning at State ...

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  6. STORY OF CARNAGE

    The ghastly nature of the fighting at Neuve Chapelle, in Northern France, referred to in previous reports from the front, is even more clearly shown by the latest ...

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  7. AUSTRIA AND ITALY

    A message from Reuter's agency states that, despite German's efforts, the AustroItalian negotiations, which were designed to ensure a guarantee of Italy's neutrality, ...

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  8. A 70-MILE FRONT.

    The most recent operations in the Car pathians are briefly summarised in an official announcement at Tetrograd. It shows a sustained and successful offensive by the ...

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  9. NOTES FROM THE CAMP.

    Quite a new spirit is prevading the Infantry Brigade in training at Broadmeadows. The week opened yesterday with brighter prospects for the troops. ...

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  10. PERSONAL.

    His Majesty the King has expressed the wish through the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Lewis Harcourt) that, in view of the war, only flugs should be flown ...

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  11. TRANSPORT'S ESCAPE

    The official estimate, that 100 men on board the French transport Manitou had been lost during the attack upon the vessel by a Turkish torpedo-boat near, the coast of ...

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  12. SMUGGLING GUNS.

    Attempts are still being made to smuggle goods into Germany from Italy. A message from Geneva (Switzerland) states that the Customs authorities seized ...

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  13. CAPTAIN BAIRD, M.L.A.

    BALLARAT, Monday.—Captain M. Baird, M.L.A., who has been accepted for service at the front, met his constituents in Ballarat West at the City Hall on ...

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  14. SUMMARY OF EARLIER MESSAGES

    A Paris message states that bombs were dropped at Amiens from a Taube neroplane, and that 11 persons were killed, including five women, one of whom was beheaded. ...

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  15. ATTACKING THE TURKS

    Operations against the Turkish forts in the Dardanelles are being steadily continued by the Allied fleet. It is reported from Athens that the fleet ...

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  16. STORMING A TRENCH

    From official reports now available in Paris, it is evident thnt the French captured Bois Brule, in the Champagne district, only after a stubborn fight. The ...

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  17. DISPELLING RUMOURS

    In reply to a rumour that had been circulated of a disaster in the Dardanelles, the First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Winston Churchill) has announced that nothing has ...

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  18. SURCHARGE ON ENEMY GOODS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr, Fisher) was waited upon yesterday by a deputation from the Associated Chambers of Manufactures with a request for discrimination through ...

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  19. GERMANY'S PEACE TERMS

    Additional details are now available of the contents of the letter from Dr. Dernburg, a former German Minister, which was read at a pro-German meeting held ...

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  20. CLOTHES FOR TROOPS.

    BALLARAT, Monday.—Inquiries are being made regarding the manufacture in Ballarat of clothing for the troops. It is understood that if sufficient orders can be ...

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  21. BRITISH SUBMARINE.

    One of the British submarines engaged in the Dardanelles has met with a mishap. The British Admiralty announces that ...

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  22. BLOCKADE OF BRITAIN.

    Messages from Berne (Switzerland) state that Germany has announced the beginning of a more effective blockade of Great Britain from yesterday. This implies that the ...

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  23. CAMP EQUIPMENT.

    Sir—Having read the articles in "The Argus" directing attention to the urgent need of waterproof sheets for the soldiers and the difficulty of obtaining them, I ...

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  24. ALLIES' AVIATORS.

    Another success has been achieved by the French aviator Garros. He saw a German aeronaut flying between Langemarck and Passchendaele, in Belgium, and ...

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  25. COTTON FOR EXPLOSIVES.

    British scientists have been urging the British Government to declare cotton contraband, stating that to do so would ultimately compel Germany to resort to the ...

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  26. MEAT FOR THE ARMY.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday.— Prime Minister (Mr. Massey) states that up to Friday last the Government had paid £768,476 for New Zealand meat consigned ...

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  27. THE KING'S EXAMPLE.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—A petition, signed by 1,500 Citizens, which was presented to the Lord Mayor (Alderman Richards) today, asked him to call a public meeting of ...

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  28. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—In one of your subleaders to-day you refer to the shortage of waterproof sheets for the men now at the Broadmeadows Camp. This is a difficulty that could[?]nd' ...

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  29. TREATMENT OF GERMANS.

    In the "Cologne Gazette" is published a protest by women members of the German Colonial Society against the brutal treatment of Germans of all ages and sexes in ...

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  30. RELICS OF EMDEN.

    SYDNEY, Monday—The steamer Montoro, from Singapore, has brought to Sydney a number of relics from the German cruiser Emdon. The assortment includes ...

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  31. Turkish Aviator.

    A Turkish aeroplane (states an Athena message) dropped bombs near several warships at the island of Tenedos, the base of the British and French fleet attacking ...

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  32. PROPOSED REFERENDUM.

    A copy of a resolution from a public meeting, held at Broughton on April 5, was submitted to the Chief Secretary (Mr. Murray) yesterday by Mr. Menzies, M.L.A., as ...

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  33. A MOTHER'S MESSAGE.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—An expressive letter was found in the pocket of a flannel shirt by Corporal J. Buxton, son of Mr. Buxton, stationmaster at Ashfield Corporal Buxton ...

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  34. OPERATIONS IN PACIFIC.

    The following is a copy of a communication which has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies by His Excellency the Governor-Genreal:— ...

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  35. NO FOOTBALL MATCHES.

    For some time a discussion has been proceeding in Great Britain, as to whether sporting meetings should be abandoned during the war. ...

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  36. CENSOR'S CHARGE WITHDRAWN.

    PRRTH, Monday.—The final step in the prosecution of the "Daily News" by the censor on charges of living improperly published information which might directly ...

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  37. ON WESTERN FRONT.

    A Paris communique states that French artillery checked a German attack on the trenches at Bois de Saint Marte, in the Aisne Valley. As soon as the enemy's ...

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  38. SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.

    GEELONG, Monday.—The doings of certain soldiers in the military hospital at Osborne House are the subject of much comment in the city. Insubordination is said ...

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  40. General War News.

    A few days ago it was announced that Captain Gladstone, a grandson of W. E. Gladstone, had been shot at the front. It is now stated that he was shot in the head ...

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  42. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    The Equity T[?] Co. Ltd. is applying for the [?] of letters of administration of the estate of [?]illiam Henry Jenkin, [?]ate of Pitt street, Brun[?][?], who died on January 9, 1915. THe [?]ssets ...

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