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  2. THE COMING STRUGGLE

    France is celebrating the anniversary of the beginning of the battle of Verdun. Newspapers regard it as the third great German effort, the defeat of which saved ...

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    Cable news on this page so headed has appeared in the "Times," [?] to Australia br special permission. It should be understood [?] are not those of the "Times" unless expressly stated to be so ...

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  4. AFTER THE WAR

    Details have been made available of the interim report of the Committee on the commercial and industrial policy of the Empire after the war, of which Lord ...

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  5. AUSTRALIAN TRANSPORT

    Mr J. Cook, the Minister for the Navey has received information by cable that the Australian transport Borrima (11. 137 tons) was torpeoed in European waters ...

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  6. MESOPOTAMIA

    Mr Candler, war correspondent in Mesopotamia, states that the attack on Dahra loop followed a big northward drive which pushed back the Turks to ...

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  7. COMING STRUGGLE

    [?] to President Wilson state [?] mind is made up, [?] climax is almost at hand. [?] that the demands of ...

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  8. THE APPEAL FOR MEN

    Much interest is being taken in tile local recruiting rally to be hold hero on Thursday evening. The schools' display is arousing much enthusiasm ...

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  9. GERMANS ON BRITISH.

    German newspapers are freely speculating on the Western situation. They admit the thoroughness and far-reaching nature of the British preparations, but ...

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  10. GERMAN COLONIES

    In the Commons Mr Walter Long, Secretary of State for the Colonies, referring to his recent speech on the non-return of the German colonies, denied that the ...

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  11. MEETING AT ELAINE.

    Sergt W. Caffrey, the recruiting organiser for the district, has completed arrangements for a popular meeting here on 2nd March. The school children will ...

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  12. SUBMARINE PIRACY

    Although the slight increase in the number of vessels sunk, combined with the cumulative effect of the submarine campaign during the war, and the ...

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  13. PEERING INTO PALESTINE

    By mail just received a stirring account of recent military operations in which the Australian troop acquitted themselves with such distinction has ...

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  14. DISABLED AUSTRALIANS

    The Australian lied Cross authorities are building workshops at. the Southall Hospital, near London. for the instruction in trades of 90 Australian soldiers ...

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  15. "WILL FINISH THIS SUMMER."

    Mr Neville Chamberlain, Director of National Service, in the curse of a speech at the Stock Exchange said:— "We believe that we are going to finish ...

    Article : 93 words
  16. [?] ALITY REGULATIONS.

    [?] Lasing Secretary of State, [?] Senate to pass a Bill au[?] Wilson to use the [?] of the United States to ...

    Article : 118 words
  17. DUTCH SHIPS HELD UP.

    In a message from Amsterdam the "Times" correspondent says that Dutch shipowners are deflecting the Java trade to America, and are establishing a ...

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  18. GREAT STEP TOWARDS UNITY.

    The "Times" in a leading article states that Lord Balfour of Burleigh's Committee is a great step towards Imperial unity. The resolutions passed are the ...

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  19. THE HAIG INTERVIEW.

    In the Honse of Commons today. Mr Boner Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer, referring to the recent Interview with Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig in the ...

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  20. EMPIRE CONFERENCE

    Reuter's correspondent at New York states that according to the London correspondent of the New York "Tribune" the Imperial Conference has been ...

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  21. SWEDEN'S BIGGEST SHIP.

    The Swedish Press denounces the submarining of Sweden's biggest sailing ship the Hugo Hamilton, bound from Valparaise in Sweden with a cargo of saltpere ...

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  22. EXPLOSION IN RUSSIA

    Reports received from Berlin state that 1500 persons wee killed by the explosion of ammunition that occurred at Archangel, the Northern Russian port, on 26th ...

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  23. [?] IN AMERICA.

    Correspondent at Vancouver [?] according to revelations being [?] the German spy system [?] Sanders, who is under ...

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  24. (United Service.)

    The "Morning Post" states that Burleigh's proposals will satisfy all reasonable men. They lay the groundwork for a secure self-satisfied united Empire ...

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  25. CONFIDENCE IN ITALY.

    A message from Rome says that great events are regarded as being imminent. The authorities are optimistic, and general confidence prevails ...

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  26. ACTIVITY IN THE WEST

    "There was lively artillery fire between the Oise and the Aisne and in the sector of Avocourt in the Argonne. We carried out successful coups de main north of ...

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  27. THE HOUSATONIC.

    It has now been ascertained that it was the Gorman submarine U53, which took part in the raid on shipping off the American coat in October, that sank the ...

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  28. AUSTRALIAN BLANKET

    Senator G. F. Peance, Minister for Defence, has been handed a number of letters from French soldiers, which express great satisfaction with the blankets which ...

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  29. LYMAN L. LAW.

    The "Times" correspondent at Rome states that Mr Thomas N. Page, the American Ambassador there, has interrogated the members of the crew of the ...

    Article : 81 words
  30. [?] CAN BE AVERTED.

    [?] correspondents at Washing[?] that American newspapers [?] war can be averted, but the [?] is unchanged. The real test ...

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  31. BRITISH POSITION RUSHED.

    Field-Marshall Sir Douglas Haig reports:— "Under cover of a heavy bombardment, which destroyed our trench, a strong enemy detachment, assisted by ...

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  32. PACIFISTS

    In the Commons, replying to speeches of pacifists, Mr Bonar Law said that he failed to see any possible method of securing peace at the present time ...

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  33. MUNITION MAKING

    The State Government have decided to hand over the limo kiln at the State brickworks, at Botany, to the Fifield Magnesite and Refractories Company ...

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  34. THE GALLANT AUSTRALIAN

    A special correspondent of the Agency Havas, writing from the British front on 8th December said— What Frenchman has not met at least ...

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  35. APPEAL TO GERMAN TOWNS.

    Reuter's correspondents at Copenhagen states that the latest German scheme for the promotion of submarinism consists of a project for every important town ...

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  36. ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.

    [?] correspondent at Vancouver [?] high officials in Washington [?] break with Austria. Presi[?] is forcing the issue, and ...

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  37. ITALIANS ACTIVE

    Athens reports that two Italian battalions have occupied Konitsa, in Greece, near the Albanian border. The Greek authorities have been ...

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  38. FUTILITY OF BLOCKADE.

    The report for 1916 the Liverpool Steamship Owners Association states that British ocean-going [?] was reduced by less than 5 per cent, in two and ...

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  39. AUSTRIANS REPELLED.

    An Italian official report received this afternoon says:— "On Monday night the enemy entered one of our trenches through galleries ...

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  40. LADY MAYORESS' LEAGUE

    The monthly meeting of the Ballarat East branch of Lady Mayoress' Patriotic League, wan held on Tuesday in the Trench room, Victoria street. There was ...

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  41. THE FOOD PROBLEM

    It is announced by the Press Bureau that the manufacture of malt suitable for beer brewing from barley and other cereals is prohibited except under the ...

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  42. BRAZILIAN SHIPS SAIL.

    The Government of Brazil states that it has informed Germany of the whereabouts of the routes of Brazilian ships bound for bound for Europe, so that she will have no excuse ...

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  43. RUSSIANS IN GALICIA

    (British Admiralty Intercepts—Collected by the Wireless Press.) A Russian official message received this afternoon says:— ...

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  44. AUSTRIA'S EMPEROR

    Reports from Austria show that, the Emperor Charles is continuing his work of reorganising the official staffs. The late General Headquarters, which ...

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  45. AUSTRALIAN MUTTON.

    The British Government did not release home supplies of Australian mutton last week. There was no demand in view of the economy campaign ...

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  46. GIANT AEROPLANE

    Mr Handley page has invented a giant aeroplane. It is flown at a height of 7000 feet, and carries 20 passengers and a pilot. These figures are official ...

    Article : 37 words
  47. BLOCKADE AFFECTS GREECE.

    Mr Joffrics, telegraphing from Athens states that the Allied blockade is widely affecting Greece. There is a shortage of bread, and other foodstuffs are also ...

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  48. WOUNDED FROM EGYPT

    A large contingent of returned soldiers arrived at Sydney today. They were mainly light horsemen. Ninety-two are or New South Wales, 101 for Victoria, 58 ...

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  49. SOLDIER'S LETTER

    Mrs Murk Rosenthal, of Victoria street, Ballarat East, has received letter from Sergeant Bert Bent witch, who expresses the opinion that ...

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  50. BUTTON DAY

    In connection with the sale of Win the-War Day buttons some misunderstanding seems to exist in country centres as to the issue of authority for sales. ...

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  51. RELIC OF THE WAR

    Mr Andrew Fisher, the Australian High Commissioner, has applied to the War Office for a "tank" after the war to add to the Australian relies ...

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  52. NEW ZEALAND MEAT

    Attention was drawn in the House of Commons to-day, to the efforts being made to control New Zealand's meat output. It was declared that irritation and ...

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  53. A GERMAN RAIDER

    A wireless operator on a Mallory liner that has arrived at New York declares that a German raider still roves the mid-Atlantic, and was last sighted 1000 miles ...

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  54. CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT

    An Egyptian official message states:— "We captured the Turkish positions at Nekhl and Birelahassana, on the Sinai peninsula, securing prisoners and booty." ...

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  55. Advertising

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  56. NEED FOR MEN

    Mr R. D. Prothere, president of the Board of Agriculture, speaking at London, referred to the unexampled difficulties in connection with agriculture ...

    Article : 57 words
  57. BELGIAN RELIEF

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  58. RUSSIANS IN BOSPHORUS

    "Our submarines have sunk a steamer and eight schooners in the Bosphorus," says a Russia official report. ...

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  59. AMERICAN FLEET.

    Moraht, the well-known German [?] critic, sneers at the American [?] says that it will only supply a [?] target for the U boats ...

    Article : 31 words
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