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  2. CONTROL OF COMMODITIES

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Sunday.—The retail price of butter at Wellington has advanced one penny a pound, and is now 1/7 for best blands. The total quantity of ...

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  3. GALLANT DEEDS AT FRONT

    "Eye-witness," the official reporter with the British headquarters staff, describing the fighting around St. Julien, says that when the French were retiring before the ...

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  4. 100,000 MEN.

    The stirring news from the front of Australians in action han had a marked effect upon recruiting. For weeks past the number of applicants for enlistment has been ...

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  5. A GREAT BATTLE

    A great battle, in which the hig guns on both sides are engaged is now taking place in West Flanders. The heavy guns are making a curtain of artillery fire which ...

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  6. AT THE DARDANELLES

    An important message dealing with the operations of the Allies against the 'Turks has been received from Athens. Newspapers in the Greek capital, in publishing accounts of the landing, express the utmost admiration of the courage and determination with which ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. IN NORTH SEA

    The British Admiralty has announced that the destroyer Recruit (385 tons) was sunk by a German submarine on Saturday morning, in the vicinity of the Galloper ...

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  8. SOLDIERS DECLARED UNFIT

    It is the practice of the Defence authorities to have soldiers at Broadmeadows medically re-examined after some training in camp. This re-examination, so far as a ...

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  9. SYDNEY ENROLMENT BRISK.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The baptism of fire which the Australians are undergoing in the Gallipoli Peninsula has acted as a spur to recruiting. The enrolling officer at ...

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  10. DEALINGS IN WHEAT.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Attorney-General (Mr. Hall) slated on Saturday that he was much interested in the suggestion made by the Wagga branch of the Tanners' and ...

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  11. DOCTORS FOE THE FRONT.

    MILDURA, Monday.—The offer of Dr. H. H. McWilliams to join the Medical Corps has been accepted. ...

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  12. GERMAY'S OFFENSIVE.

    Dealing with the situation in the western theatre of war a Paris communique states:— Machine-guns stopped the German attack ...

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  13. VOLUNTEER'S LONG RIDE.

    CASTERTON, Monday.—Mr. Murdoch McIntyre, jun., son of a farmer near Casterton, was so determined to get to the front that a few days ago, finding that ...

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  14. TRINITY ROLL OF HONOUR.

    A roll of honour for Trinity College has been compiled. It includes Trinity' men now serving or accepted for service in various branches of His Majesty's naval or ...

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  15. THE SNOW CASE.

    ADELAIDE, Monday,—Argument was continued in the Criminal Court to day before Mr. Justice Gordon and a jury, in the case in which Francis H. Snow is charged ...

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  16. IN BALTIC PROVINCE

    A Petrograd communique states that the Germans are occupying the Shavli district, 77 miles north-north-west of Kovno. German patrols have appeared near Libau, ...

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  17. WHEAT STATISTICS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The AttorneyGeneral (Mr. Hall) stated to-day that be regards the latest figures supplied by the Government statistician (Mr. Trivett) ...

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  18. Operations in South Africa.

    An official message from Cape Town states that the British have occupied Kubas, in German South-West-Africa. The occupation was not opposed. The British ...

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  19. MOTOR-AMBULANCE GIFTS.

    SYDNEY, Monday—The Governor (Sir Henty Galway) has received the following telegram from the British War Offies in connection with the seven motor ...

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  20. Trawler Defends Herself.

    The trawler Barbados brought to Yarmouth the Colombia's survivor and a German bluejacket, who had fallen overboard. Seventeen of the Colombia's crew perished. ...

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  21. GERMAN NAVAL POLICY.

    The "Daily Mail's" Bucharest correspondent states that Germany is preparing for another winter campaign. Admiral von Tirpitz hopes that this ...

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  22. RECREATION HALL AT CAMP.

    The hon. treasurer, Mrs. D. Grant, reports that the total amount subscribed was £1,588/13/8. This amount has been handed over to the trustees appointed by the subscribers at their meeting, ...

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  23. MURRAY WATERS.

    The Murray Waters agreement provides that the minimum quantity to be allowed to pass for supply to South Australia in each year shall be sufficient to fill Lake ...

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  24. GERMAN SUBMARINES.

    The German submarines have shown much activity during the past few days. The French steamer Europe, of Havre, 4,769 tons, was sunk near Bishop Rock, the ...

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  25. FAREWELL. TO TROOPS.

    On Friday evening, in the North Melbourne Town Hall, the residents of the district gave a farewell to those troops of North Melbourne leaving for the front. Councillor Davison, who occupied the chair, ...

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  26. AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

    A Venice message states that trains laden with heavy Austrian artillery are arriving at commanding positions on the frontier. ...

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  27. PRICE OF BUTTER.

    The chairman of the Price of Goods Board (Mr. Adamson, M.L.C.) slated yesterday that he had received an intimation from butter merchants to the effect that for this ...

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  28. Two Companies Surrender.

    Through Geneva the statement comes that two companies of Austrian infantry, without officers, entered Italian territory at Schio, near Vicenza, carrying the white ...

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  29. NAVY OFFICE CRITICISED.

    While not desiring to lesson the force of the criticism of the naval branch of the Defence department, contained in the report made by Mr. Robert McC. Anderson, ...

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  30. FRANCE'S NAVY.

    A new French super-Dreadnought, the Languedoc, has been launched at Bordeaux. The battle-ship has a displacement of 25,000 tons. ...

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  31. THE LIQUOR QUESTION

    The White Paper has been issued on which the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Lloyd George) based his crusade against the drink traffic. ...

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  32. GERMANY AND PEACE.

    Dr. Dernhurg, formerly the German Minister for the Colonies, has been addressing meetings recently in the United States, in which he has intimated the terms ...

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  33. SHELLING DUNKIRK

    Additional details have been received of the shelling of Dunkirk, the French coastal town, by the German siege guns. A splinter of the first German shell ...

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  34. TREATMENT OF SICK.

    Sir,—Mr. McCabe will receive the sympathy of everyone in the great loss he has sustained by the death of his son. Those whose sons have volunteered to do their ...

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  35. FLOUR AND FODDER.

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  36. REJECTED VOLUNTEERS.

    Sir—I think it only fair that something ought to be done with the men who have volunteered and have been rejected on account of insufficient c[?] measurement. ...

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  37. ATTACKS BY AIRMEN.

    British aviators recently blew up an ammunition depot it St. Quentin, in the Aisne district, killing 19 guards. They also destroyed the goods traffic lines. ...

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  38. METZ BOMBARDED

    The French are progressing towards Metz, the German fortress in Lorraine. A Paris communique, dealing with the operations at this point, states:— ...

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  39. NOISY PEACE CONGRESS.

    The session of the Women's Peace Congres at the Hague (states an Amsterdam message) ended in uproar. The German delegates controlled the ...

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  41. SWAN HILL SUPPLIES.

    Yesterday the chairman of the State Rivers and Water Supply department (Mr. Cattanach) received word that water had now reached Swan Hill, a centre which, for ...

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  42. THE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER

    Sir,—In reply to Mr. R. Adamson's letter to-day, I cannot agree with him on the following points:—He states that it is far better to pay players outright than the ...

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  43. GERMAN RESERVES.

    The "Berliner Tageblatt" announces that the summoning of the Landstrum was to begin on Monday (yesterday) with the 1876 class, and to end on May 12, with the 1876 ...

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  44. DR. KUNO MEYER.

    Sir,—I would like to point out that Dr. Kuno Meyer has no longer the honor of being a freeman of my native city. On March 15 the Dublin corporation passed a ...

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  46. New Zealander Killed.

    Captain Henry Innes Walker, a New Zealander, has been killed in action in the fighting in Belgium. ...

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