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  2. 100.000[?] MEN.

    Under an order recently issued by the Defence authorities all recruits from the country who have been passed as medically fit must submit themselves to ...

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  3. THE CARPATHIANS.

    The "Daily Chronicle" at Lemberg (Galicia) has sent the following account of the fighting in the Carpathians:— Amid the snow-crowned peaks in the ...

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  4. BOGUS CHARITIES

    Astounding results have followed from an investigation of French war charities. Out of 147 societies in the department of the Seine (France's metropolitan ...

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  5. THE DARDANELLES

    In a joint official statement from the British Admiralty and the War Office it is reported that the general attack upon the Dardanelles by the Allied fleet and army ...

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  6. CANADIANS CAUGHT BETWEEN FIRES.

    The bravery and determination of the Canadians in an extremely difficult. position near Ypres has cvoked feelings of admiration throughout the Empire and among our Allies. Thousands of messages have been despatehed to France from Canada ...

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  7. THE GREAT BATTLE

    The battle for Calais continues to rage fiercely, and the Germans are making repeated offorts to break through the Allies' line between Boesinghe, four miles north of Ypres, and Zudschoote, six milles north of Ypres. It would seem, therefore, that the immediate object of the evemy is to force ...

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  8. FEEDING, THE TROOPS.

    Sir,—Adverting to the article by your special reporter to-day, bearing date March 22, and dealing with the "Health of Troops in Egypt," permit me to enter an indignant ...

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  9. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—With profound astonishment and intense indignation. I read of the treatment that our troops in Egypt have received from the commissiariat department, as revealed ...

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  10. Austrian Claim.

    A Vienna communiqu[?] claims that the Austrians have captured a height south-cast of Kosiova, taking 1,000 prisoners. "The Russians," the Austrian ...

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  11. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—It is time that whoever is responsible for the feeding of the Australian troops in Egypt saw to it that they are given a proper supply of food. Since the ...

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  12. INCREASE OF MUNITIONS.

    The Secretary of State for War (Lord Kitchener) has sent a message to the workmen employed by Messrs. Vickers, Son, and Maxim, appealing to them to produce ...

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  13. EAGER FOR SERVICE.

    The best advertisement the r[?]ruiting movement has had for a long time was supplied yesterday by the application for the re-enrolment of a man who has already ...

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  14. IS BULGARIA MOVING?

    The Dedeagatch correspondent of the Paris "Temps" telegraphs that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria has granted an amnesty to all officers senteneced to imprisonment ...

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  15. DELAYED LEITERS.

    Sir,—I received a letter from my husband, who is in Egypt, this morning, and he tells me that he did not receive a letter from us last mail, although my ...

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  16. ITALY AND ALLIES.

    The "Corriere d"Italia," of Rome, publishes a declaration by a personage concerned in the negotiations and pourparlers that have been taking place between Rome ...

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  17. Speech by Mr. Balfour.

    Mr. A. J. Balfour, addressing a meeting at the Bechstein Hall, London, on Monday, dealt with the position of the Allies at the front. ...

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  18. "OUR LOSSES WERE ALSO HEAVY."

    Field Marshal Sir John French, the British Commander in Chief, speaking of the flghting at Ypres, in a report which has been published by the British Press Bureau, says:— "Severe fighting, marked by heavy casualties, continues around Ypres. The ...

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  19. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—By two successive mails in January I failed to receive the hitherto unfailing diary from my son, an officer o£ the 1st A.I.F., nor have those numbers ever since ...

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  20. Prisoners of War.

    Messages from Berlin state that, according to the semi-official "North German Gazette," the American and Spanish ambassadors have visited the campa of ...

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  21. Kronprinz Wilhelm.

    It is reported from Washington that the captain of the German auxiliary crusier Kronprinz Wilhelm has decided to intern at Hampton Roads, Virginia (U.S.A.), at ...

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  22. VICTORIAN LOAN.

    Figures available in regard to the 4½ per cent, loan of £2,250,000 at par, for which tenders were invited by the Government of Victoria in the prospectus issued on April ...

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  23. GIFTS OF THE EMPIRE.

    We publish i remarkable list (says "The Timmes" of March 6) of the liberal gifts showered upon the joint committee of the british Red Crobs bociety and the Order ...

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  24. WHEAT FOR EUROPE.

    WELLINGTON" (N.Z.), Tuesday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Massey) has received the following cable message from Mr. Ch[?] ton, representing the New Zealand ...

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  25. DEATH AT BROADMEADOWS.

    Private Dancocks, of Casterton, died recently at Broadmeadows Camp from pneumonia, supervening on measles After having made full official inquiry, the executive ...

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  26. South-west Africa.

    An official message from Cape Town states that the Union troops operating in German South-West Africa hive occupied Aritetis, 70 miles north of Kectmenshoof. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  27. Prince of Wales' Fund.

    The Prince of Wales' Fund for the destitute relatives of soldiers at the front amounts now to £5,000,000. ...

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  28. ENEMY'S BARBAROUS INSTINCTS.

    The cntire New York press denounces Germany's resort to asphyxizting gases, and retaliation by the Allies is freely anticipated, though the necessity for such action is deplored. "The Tribune" states that first duty of civilisation after the war is over will be to chain down such instinets of ...

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  29. GERMAN STEAMER CAPTURED.

    Having cxpcditiously disposed of all the German vessels of any consequence in the Pacific, the naval authorities found, in running over the list of all German-owned ...

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  30. AUSTRALASIAN SHIPPING.

    Arrivals:—At London—Orsova, s.S., from Melbourne March 17; Port Albany, s.s., from Melbourne March 13. ...

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  31. DEATH OE SOLDIER.

    The Defence department has been advised of the death of the following soldier'— Corporal WALLACE HECTOR BRANDER[?] ...

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  32. SUMMARY OF EARLIER NEWS.

    The following cable messages appeared in the later editions of "The Argus" on Tuesday:— BOMBARDING DARDANELLES. ...

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  33. FUNDS FOR THE WAR

    We have to acknowledge the following additional contribution to this fund:—Previously acknowiedged, £4,246/6/5; "Eglinton," Box Hill, £2. Total, £4,248,6/5. ...

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  34. TRADING WITH ENEMY ACT.

    ADLLAIDE, Tuesday.—The prosecution in the Criminal Court against Francis Hugh Snow on a charge of having attempted to trade with the enemy was continued before ...

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  35. WEST AUSTRALIAN BATTALION.

    PERTH, Tuesday.—The military authorities have completed arrangements fo[?] calling up an additional 700 men from among those registered for service [?] ...

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  36. ARTICLED CLERKS.

    The question was recently raised in the Practice Court as to whether articled clerks enlisting for military service should not be allowed some consideration for the time ...

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  37. FRENCH RED CROSS FUND.

    The children's fete in aid of the french Red Cross Fund, held at Ravenswood on April 17, has given the handsome return of £300. This sum has been divlded between the Dinan Hospital, near ...

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  38. VARIOUS EFFORTS.

    An entertainment will be held in aid of the Red Croes at the Guild Hall, Swanston street, on Monday evening, May 3, when lantern views, taken by Mr. Edmund Armytage in Egypt, Palestinc, ...

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  39. Half-Truths Told in Berlin.

    The official French statement refering to the marked progress of the Allies on the left of the fighting line makes no mention of the recapture of Lizerne. On the other hand, the unofficial report of the operations in that region claims that the village has been retaken by Zouaves, after heavy ...

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  41. KING ALBERT BOOK CONCERT.

    The box-plan for the King Albert Book concert will be opened on Monday, May 3, at the office of the Pianola Co. The preceds are to he in aid of the Lord Mayor's [?] Relief Fund, and the ...

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  42. BANTAM REGIMENTS[?]

    Sir,—I read with interest the letter of "Patriol" to-day. I also have been twice rejected, being [?] an inch to short. Is the Australian army designed to be a ...

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  43. FRUIT AND FLOWER EXHIBITION.

    In the melbourne Town Hall on Friday the Royal Horticultural Society is holding a fruit, flower, and palm exhibition in aid of the Belgian Fund. The public will be admitied at half-past 2, and Sir ...

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