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  2. COMMODITIES.

    Tn the House of Representatives j-cstcrtlay, Mr.'Hampoon icsked the Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor) whether he could inform the House what arrangements had been ...

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  3. BRITAIN'S WAR PROBLEMS

    LONDON, April 23.—Mr. Asquith's visit to Tyneside, and his speeches at Newcastle, were invested with special interest because of the official call for more munitions of ...

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  4. 1,00,000 MEN

    Consideration is being given by the Defence authorities to the position created in Victoria by the falling off in recruiting. It is understood that something will be done to ...

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  5. HOTEL TRADING HOURS

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday the bill to regulate the trading hours of hotels (the Intoxicating Liquor Bill) was tether considered in committee. On the previous ...

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  6. ITALIANS USE BAYONET

    Mr. M. H. Donohoe the "Daily Chronicle" war correspondent describing the operations beyond the eastern frontier of the Trentino, says that the Italians have ...

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  7. OFF CONSTANTINOPLE

    Router's agency at Athens reports that a British submarine has torpedoed two Turkish transports in the Sea of Marmora. Both vessels were laden with troops, which ...

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  8. AMERICA AND GERMANY

    Reports from Washington state that President Woodrow Wilson has decided to sever diplomatic relations with Germany unless an early reply is received to the ...

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  9. ON THE SAN

    Italy's attacks across the Austrian frontier are being made at four points. The object of one appears to be to seize the express route to Vienna. Przemysl is, within ten weeks of its capture by the ...

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  10. EXPEDITIONARY FORCES.

    At yesterday's meeting of the Federal Executive Council the following appointments were made to the Australian Imperial Force:— ...

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  11. German Submarines.

    It is reported from Athens that 10 German submarines are in the vicinity of the Dardanelles. British warships have attacked a German ...

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  12. REMOVAL OF CAMP.

    Replying to questions asked by Dr. Salmon and Mr. Fenton in the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Jensen (Assistant Minister for Defence) said that ...

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  13. Bombs on Brindisi.

    Rome advices state that Austrian aeroplanes have dropped bombs on the towns of Brindisi (formerly a port of call for Australian mail steamers), on the Adriatic ...

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  14. MINES IN NORTH SEA.

    The Russian barque Montrosa (1,022 tons), bound from Hull (Eng.) to Nova Scotia (Canada), struck a mine in the North Sea. Her crew were saved. ...

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  15. FIGHTING ON GALLIPOLI.

    A message received in Athens late on Tuesday reported that a force of the Allies on the Gallipoli Peninsula was nearly surrounded by the Turks, who succeeded in ...

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  16. GERMAN SIEGE

    Very fierce fighting is taking place on the Przemysl front in Galicia, where the Austro-German forces are being Hung with fury against the important fortified ...

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  17. ROAD TO LILLE

    The story of the fighting north of Arras shows that after fortunes had alternated for several days, the efforts of the French were finally crowned with success. ...

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  18. Roumanian Feeling.

    Reuter's correspondent at Bucharest declares that public opinion is spreading widely at a feverish rate throughout Roumania in favour of joining in with the ...

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  19. GAMP AT SEYMOUR.

    SEYMOUR, Wednesday.—The ground selected at Seymour for the military encampment is now rapidly becoming a camp site. Portion of the Army Service Corps ...

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  20. MEAT FROM COLD STORAGE.

    Further reference was made yesterday by the Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor) to the recent large withdrawals of meat from cold storage which had been originally ...

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  21. German Prize Court.

    Towards the end of March German submarines seized the Dutch steamship Batavier V., bound with cargo and passengers from Rotterdam to London, and also the ...

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  22. THE WAR CABLES.

    Although the situation around Przemysl has not appreciably altered since yesterday, it is somewhat confused, owing to the conflicting reports from Petrograd and Berlin. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. Cargo of Rifles Seized.

    The Sivedish steamer Pan, with a cargo of rifles, ostensibly for Bulgaria, has been seized by a German torpedo-boat off Salsterbo. The Bulgarian Legation at Berlin gave ...

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  24. ENEMY'S LOSSES.

    In in official report of the fighting at the Dardanelles published by the British Press Bureau, it is stated Turkish prisoners who have arrived in Egypt declare that the ...

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  25. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SUPPLIES

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—The Minister for Industry (Mr. Blundell) stated to-day that owing to the inadequate supply of meat in South Australia, the Government had ...

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  26. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Now that the question of removing the encampment from Broadmeadows is being discussed, it seems that the time is opportune for me to place on record a word ...

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  27. ZEPPELINS OVER ENGLAND

    It is announced officially that the Germans in the air raid near London dropped 90 bombs (the majority of them incendiary missiles), in various localities, close to each ...

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  28. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—May I draw the attention of the Military authorities to Whittlesea as a possible camp of training for our troops for the front? There os a large tract of ...

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  29. London Tram Strike.

    Despite the threat of the men that they would remain out unless the military age exclusion regulation wis rescinded, the London tramway strike, which began on May ...

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  30. SUGAR PROBLEM.

    A number of questions were asked in the House of Representatives yesterday as to the statement concerning the Colonial Sugar Refining Company, made by the ...

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  31. Attacks in Northern Poland.

    The Germans on the left bank of the Vis[?]a, in Northern Poland, on Sunday night developed an active artillery fire along the whole front northward of the Pilitza. At ...

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  32. MILITARY HOSPITALS.

    Colonel Fetherston director of medical supplies stated yesterday that two large houses had been secured, handy to either Broadmeadows or Seymour, where ...

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  33. PREVIOUS VISIT.

    Last week (wrote our London correspondent on April 23) one or more Zeppelins visited Tyneside, and dropped bombs on Wallsend and several villages. Another ...

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  34. Conscription in England.

    Fifteen heads of colleges at Oxford University have declared in favour of universal service. Cambridge University has formulated a ...

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  35. Inflammable Liquids.

    The Fresh Government has sent a Note [?]to foreign Powers dealing with Germany's [?]use of inflammable liquids in trench war[?]are, and intimating an intention to adopt ...

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  36. British National Cabinet.

    Following upon the reconstruction of the British Cabinet, the Government will introduce a bill into the House of Commons on Thursday making re-election of the new ...

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  37. Heavy Canadian Losses.

    A Canadian casualty list published in London on Wednesday morning contains the names of 236 dead, 22[?] wounded, and 560 missing. ...

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  39. SUMMARY OF EARLIER NEWS.

    In connection with the United States protest to Germany against the sinking of the Lusitania and Germany's reply, Reuter's Agency states that President Wilson has ...

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  41. MILK FOR MELBOURNE.

    TERANG, Wednesday.—The suppliers to the Glenormiston Butter and Cheese Factory Company's Noorat factory have decided to sell their milk for Melbourne ...

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  42. Greece Prohibits Contraband.

    The Greek Government has prohibited the export of all goods considered to be contraband. ...

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  43. New Zealander Wounded.

    Lieutenant R. Gray, a New Zealander, has been wounded in France while serving with the Royal Field Artillery. ...

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  45. FAREWELLS TO VOLUNTEERS.

    A farewell dinner was given at Sergent's Cafe on Monda' evening to Coy.-Sergt.-Major L. Craig and Privates L. Bennett, H. Beer, and Norman Miller, all residents of Fitzroy. Mr. Robert ...

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  47. AUSTRALASIAN SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—At London—Hallamshire, s.s., from Auckland April.2; Karamea, s.s., from Wellington April 8. At Haifong—Tandem, s.s., from Newcastle May 8. At Iquique— ...

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