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    Such of the cable news on this page so headed has appeared in the "Times" and is cabled to Australia by special permission. It should be understood that the opinions are not those of the "Times" unless expressly stated to be so. ...

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  3. ALLIES' REPLY TO WILSON

    It is stated from Amsterdam that the Kaiser in a proclamation to the German people says the enemy has dropped their mask after refusing with scorn the peace ...

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  5. ANGLO-FRENCH FRONT

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports that the prisoners captured in operations northward from the Auoro now number 201. ...

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  6. ULTIMATUM TO GREECE

    The "Times" has been authoritatively informed that the Allied Governments regard the Greek Note as revealing a tendency to play for time, as it evades ...

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  7. SWEDISH STEAMER

    Reuter's correspondent at Stockholm states that the Swedish steamer Lngeborg, from England, has arrived at Gothenberg. She was stopped in the North ...

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  8. RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE

    Message received in Petrograd from Riga state that the Russian offensive is developing despite the sodden ground. The water is level with the soil. ...

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  9. ITALIAN NAVAL LOSSES

    It is stated by the "Pall Mall Gazette" that the destruction of two Italian Dreadnoughts is believed to have been due to a widespread plot, in which ...

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  10. BLOCKADE TO CONTINUE.

    Reuter announces that the Allies consider the Greek reply to their demands insufficiently precise. The Greek Government will be told ...

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  11. GERMANY'S NOTE CRITICISED.

    Reuter isues a statement, which may be taken as expressing the views of the Allies on Germany's Note. It emphasises that it was Germany who refused a ...

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  12. QUIET ON THE SOMME.

    A Paris official communique reports:— "The day was quiet on the whole front. There was cannonading in Belgium, south of the Somme, and in Lorraine ...

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  13. GALLANT BRITISH TOMMY.

    A French general on the Somme ceremoniously presented the military medal and cross of war to a British private. His battalion relieved the French ...

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  14. FOOD TICKETS ISSUED.

    The members of the British colony in Athens arrived in England last night. They state that as a result of the Allied blockade food tickets have been ...

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  15. TURKEY AND BULGARIA

    The Turkish Government has made a mass levy of all men for the Front, replacing them with females and children. Bulgaria has mobilised boys of 17. ...

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  16. GAME HUNTER'S DEATH

    Particulars have been received of the death of Frederick Celous, the famous big game hunter, who was recently killed in action in East Africa. It appears ...

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  17. (United Service.)

    The "Daily Mail" in allusions to Ireland and the Beer Republics, says:— Have Germans forgotten that ex-Boer leaders, Botha and Smuts, have ...

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  18. THE CENTRAL POWERS

    A well-known neutral who has returned from Germany says that the economic conditions are steadily becoming worse. Everywhere there is a scarcity, ...

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  19. GERMANY'S POLISH ARMY

    Reuter learns that the latest evidence of Germany's continued efforts to raise a Polish army is that 60 Russian Polish officers, who were prisoners in Germany, ...

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  20. BATTLESHIP STRIKES MINE

    It is officially stated from Rome that the battleship Regina Margatrima struck two mines in the open sea on the night of the 11th, and sunk in a few minutes. ...

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  21. CHALLENGE TO GERMANY.

    Commenting on the Allied reply to the American Note the "New York Herald" says:—Can Germany now refuse to follow the Allies in explaining the terms and ...

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  22. VICTORIA CROSSES

    The "Gazette" announces that Victoria Crosses have been awarded to the following:— Pte John Cunningham, of the East ...

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  23. FINE NEW YEAR'S GIFT.

    Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd states that Gen Dmitrieff, the Bulgarian officer who is commanding the Russian forces, has issued an order to his troops ...

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  24. GERMAN REPORT DENIED.

    A German wireless message reports that a British cruiser of the Juno type was destroyed by direct hits in Port Meys. The British Admiralty states that no ...

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  25. ANZACS IN EGYPT

    A message from Cairo says that the weather in Sinai is inclement, but the Australian Light Horse is in the finest fettle, while the Turks are thoroughly ...

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  26. OPINION IN AMERICA.

    The "Times" correspondent at Washington says that public opinion in the United States is generally pleased at the candid character of the Entente reply, ...

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  27. CONFIDENCE OF ALLIES

    The Allies are confident of their ability to hold the enemy everywhere, remaining free to choose their own time and place for offensive movements. ...

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  28. BRITISH STEAMERS LOST.

    The British steamer Excellent has been sunk. (United Service.) The Greek steamer Evangelos and the ...

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  29. (Reuter.)

    Thirty-one officers were wounded in the fighting at Rafa, not 41, as at first reported. ...

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  30. GENERAL BIRDWOOD

    Lt-Gen Sir William Birdwood, Commander of the Anzac First Army Corps, has called upon Mr Lloyd-George, the Prime Minister; Lord Derby, Minister for ...

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  31. DOOR NOT CLOSED.

    In all quarters in America the opinion is held that while the Entente's reply to President Wilson's Peace Note is a complete answer to the President's request ...

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  32. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

    The "Times" correspondent at Cape Town says that the Union Government is sending a Minister to the Imperial Conference. There is a strong movement ...

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  33. MITAU THREATENED.

    Newspaper references to the Riga offensive continue guarded, but M. Marcel Hutin, who is well informed. writes in the "Echo de Paris":— ...

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  34. RAILWAY VOLUNTEERS

    The Minister for Defence, Senator Pearce, stated to-day that four railway sections were to be sent to France. It was known that a section was ...

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  35. (The "Times.")

    As a result of the disclosures made at the meeting of the Berlin Council a few days ago, in regard to the food situation in the large German towns, a controversy ...

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  36. ABSENCE OF MR HUGHES.

    The "Times" correspondent at Amsterdam states that the German and Austrian newspapers express satisfaction that Mr Hughes, the Australian Prime ...

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  37. IMPERIAL REWARD

    A new order for Imperial service is to be instituted. It will consist of five grades, including Grand Cross and Knight Commander. It ...

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  38. APPROVED BY HOLLAND.

    All the leading Dutch papers express approval of the Allied reply to President Wilson's Peace Note. The Amsterdam "Telegraaf" expresses ...

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  39. ROUMANIANS CHECK ENEMY

    A Russian official message received this afternoon says:— "The enemy pressed us back a short distance south of the Oitoz River. ...

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  40. CONDUCT OF THE WAR

    The National section of the Parliamentary group in Paris is urging the appointment of an inter-Allied General Staff to control the direction of the ...

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  41. NEUTRALS AND THE WAR

    In the speech from the Throne at the opening of the Norwegian Storthing, it was stated that the difficulties of neutrals seemed to be becoming greater. The ...

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  42. WOOL BADLY NEEDED.

    It is announced by the Government Wool Committee that all wool not required for Government purposes will be used for the Imperial export trade. ...

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  43. EMPIRE POLITICS

    The Master of Balliol, addressing the Historical Association, said the time is ripe for thought of the future of Imperial relations, and the settlement of ...

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  44. AERIAL COMBAT

    It is announced officially that two British aeroplanes were reconnoitring in the Eastern Mediterranean recently, and on arriving at their destination they found ...

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  45. BUREAU FOR WAR BABIES.

    Berlin has established on official Adoption Bureau for war babies. Already 10,000 babies are inmates. ...

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  46. AUSTRO-HUNGARY INDIGNANT.

    An Austro-Hungarian Note to neutrals and the Pope, with reference to the Allies' replies to the peace offer of the Central Powers, closely follows the German ...

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  47. CONFERENCE AT BUCHAREST.

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris reports that the venue of the conference of enemy sovereigns has been changed to Bucharest in order to throw out a ...

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  48. THE ROLL OF HONOR

    Mrs C. Johnson, of 105 Wills street, has received word that her son, Pte W. H. Johnson, is in the First Australian General Hospital with influenza. ...

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  49. IMPERIAL FEDERATION.

    Viscount Hythe, addressing a thousand Canadians at Hastings on the problems of the Empire, forecasted the realisation of Imperial Federation. He said that the ...

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  50. DISASTERS IN AMERICA

    An explosion at the Dupont Powder Works at Haskell, New Jersey, America, destroyed 400,000lb of powder. Only two members of the night shift are missing. ...

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  51. ATTACK ON HOLLWEG.

    The "Daily Mail's" correspondent at The Hague states that German attacks on Dr Von Bethmann-Hollweg have recommenced with much bitterness. Count ...

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  52. BRITAIN'S SELF-EFFACEMENT.

    The "Daily Chronicle" comments on the absence of any British demand in the Allies' reply regarding the conquest of colonies. This self-effacement is bound ...

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  53. PRIVATE J. BULLUSS.

    Mrs Bulluss, of Raglan street south, has received word from the Defence Department that her husband, Pte Jack Bulluss, has been wounded. ...

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  54. ATTACKING GALATZ.

    Telegrams received in Copenhagen from Sofia state that the Germans and Bulgars are violently bombarding Galatz. A great part of the town has been ...

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  55. BEAUFORT CASUALTIES.

    The Beaufort relatives of Pte W. J. Baulch, of Lexton, have received tidings that he was died of wounds. He was recently reported to have been killed in ...

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  56. FIRE IN MUNITION FACTORY.

    The loss caused by the destruction of the Canadian Car Company's munition plant at Kingsland, New Jersey, is now estimated at £3,200,000. Officials of the company state that the ...

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  57. GERMAN EX-MINISTER

    The "Times" correspondent at Berne reports that Herr Von Jugow, the ex-German Minister for Foreign Affairs, has joined Prince Von Bulow in ...

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  58. TROUBLE IN AUSTRIA.

    It is stated by the "Berliner Tageblatt" that the Austrian Cabinet will probably resign shortly, if it does not succeed in arriving at an agreement with the other ...

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  59. NOTE INSPIRES CONFIDENCE.

    Allied newspapers, in supporting the reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, lay emphasis upon its palpable good faith, and say that it inspires confidence. ...

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  60. BRITISH ENTERPRISE

    The English and Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Societies have purchased 10,000 acres of Saskatehewan wheat land, for wheat growing for co-operative mills. ...

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  61. MARYBOROUGH LIST.

    Col Les. Backway, son of Mr and Mrs A. Backway, of Maryborough, has been killed in action in France. His brother, Albert, is also at the Front. ...

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  62. HELP FOR THE SOLDIERS

    Mrs H. Jones, Bennett street, Stawell, put up a splendid performance last year for the Red Cross Society. She completed and handed in to the local branch 14 ...

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  63. DEPORTED BELGIANS

    Reuter learns from Stockholm that numerous meetings are being held in Sweden to protest against the Belgian Deportations. ...

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  64. HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT OPENS.

    A Geneva telegram says that the Hungarian Parliament opened in the rowdiest fashion. There was an unprecedented number of interpolations. Deputy ...

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  65. SALONIKA FRONT

    Referring to operations on the Salonika front, a German official message says:— "The enemy fruitlessly attacked the Austro-Bulgarians behind Cerava, south ...

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  66. ROUMANIAN OIL WELLS

    The fire at Jassy oil works, Ducharest works, is still burning. The smoke was a pall, darkening the valley for 20 miles. ...

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  67. GERMAN PROFESSOR'S OPINION.

    Professor Delbruck, of the Berlin University, in the course of an article in the "Deutsche Korrespondenz," in which he declared that the evacuation of Belgium ...

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  68. INTENTION OF ALLIES.

    The Amsterdam "Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant" states that the reply of the Entente to President Wilson's peace Note indicates the firm intention of ...

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  69. THE GERMAN MENACE

    Mr Garvin, in the "Observer" commenting on the silence of the Allied reply to President Wilson's Note on the subject of the German colonies, says that ...

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  70. A NAVY TENDER

    In connection with the calling for tenders by the Navy Department for the supply of dynamos, switchboard, motors, balances and control gear for the power ...

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  71. SHIP BUILDING.

    Official figures show a great revival in wooden ship-building in the United States and Canada as the result of the war, including many fitted with engines. ...

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  72. MALDON VOLUNTEER KILLED.

    Word has been received from the Defence Department by Mrs Phillips, of Baringhup, that her eldest son., Pte Alex. Phillips, had been killed in action. Deep ...

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  73. ATTITUDE OF BELGIUM.

    Berlin newspaper: published the Allied reply to President Wilson's Peace Note in special noon editions. The neutral correspondents state that ...

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  74. ILL-TREATMENT ALLEGED.

    Belgian deportees continue to return home from Germany in a shocking condition, being thin, emaciated, consumptive, and scrofulous. ...

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  75. HINDENBURG

    Reports received in Rome from Berno [?] that Field-Marshal. Von Hindenburg is seriously ill. ...

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  76. WORKERS DEMAND INCREASE.

    Shipyard workers in England are asking for a 10 per cent advance in wages. ...

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