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  2. SITUATION REVIEWED

    Mr H. W. Forster, Financial Secretary to the War Office, introduced the Army Estimates in the House of Commons on Thursday. In the course of his remarks ...

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  3. THE GERMAN RETREAT

    German guns that remain behind Bapaume have shelled the Anzues heavily, probably fearing that the Anzaes would rush Loupart Wood between Thilloy and ...

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

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  5. GREEK SITUATION

    Reuter's correspondent at the French headquarters in Macedonia states that affairs are chaotic in the provinces of Old Greece ...

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  6. INDIAN BUDGET

    Advices from Delhi report that Sir William Meyer presented the annual financial statement on Friday morning: Lord Chelmsford presiding in the Legislative ...

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  7. [?]NS' LATEST PLOT

    [?] confirmation was given on [?] President Wilson and Mr [?] Secretary of State, of the [?] had been discovered by ...

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  8. OUTRAGE BY GREEKS.

    Reuter's correspondent at the French headquarters in Macedonia says that Greek comitadjis in the neutral zone south of Korice surrounded and killed a patrol ...

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  9. (Reuter.)

    Reference to the retreat on the Anere is made for the first time in the German communiques in an official message issued at Berlin to-day, which says:— ...

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  10. AIR RAID AT SALONIKA.

    Mr Ward Price telegraphs that 15 Albatrosses dropped large bombs on the Allied camps at Salonika. Insignificant damage was done. One machine was ...

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  11. ARMED NEUTRALITY POWERS

    Router's correspondent at Washington reports that the situation early on Thursday evening was that the armed non-trality powers called for by the President ...

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  12. THE WOMEN'S ARMY

    Ten thousand applications for employment in the women's army have been received. Applications are pouring in by post from all parts of British ...

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  13. DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENTS.

    Router's correspondent at the British Headquarters states that "Around L[?] we are now upon ground which is actually higher than Bapaume, so it is only a ...

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  14. GERMAN AUXILIARY SERVICE.

    A report from Copenhagen says that after the beginning of April all German civilians, both male and female, will be compelled to join the national auxiliary ...

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  15. ALLIED SUPERIORITY.

    Mr R. M'Kenna, formerly Chamber of the Exchequer, addressing his constituents on Thursday, said that the Allies were now definitely superior in numbers ...

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  16. FOOD PROBLEM

    The "Times" political correspondent states that the Food Controller during next week will probably compulsorily ration hotels and restaurants on the same ...

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  17. GERMANS IN MEXICO.

    Router's correspondent at E1 Pa[?] Texas, states that the Iron Cross, a German secret society has over a thousand members working in Mexico to foment the ...

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  18. PEACE PROPOSAL

    A peace resolution introduced into the Italian Chamber of Deputies has been shelved by 227 votes to 31. Signor Roselli, the Premier, declared ...

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  19. FOOD STRIKE IN GERMANY.

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam says that it is reported that 60,000 men have struck work in German mines and 15,000 at Krupps' works at Essen, owing ...

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  20. ANZACS' GREAT RAID.

    Wounded Australians who took part in the raid near Armentieres have arrived in London. They are cheerful and are satisfied that they caused the Germans ...

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  21. POLICY OF FRIGHTFULNESS.

    Herr Zimmermann, the German Foreign Secretary, speaking in the Ruichstag, said that negotiations were proceeding between Germany and Denmark with ...

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  22. EMPIRE WAR COUNCIL

    In a leading article the "Times" says that the assurances of the presence of Mr W. M. Hughes, Primo Minister of Australia, with the other Dominion ...

    Article : 104 words
  23. SETTLEMENT OF SOLDIERS

    Sir Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister of Canada, who is in London for the purpose of attending the Empire War Council is taking up keenly the question of ...

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  24. AVIATION FATALITY

    Lts Harold White and Allen Sutherland, formerly of the Commonwealth Bank, have been killed while flying in England ...

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  25. PRICE OF NEWSPAPERS

    It is announced that the "Machester Guardian" is to be increased in price from a penny to twopence, and the "Daily Despatch," of Manchester, from a ...

    Article : 53 words
  26. THE 1917 CAMPAIGN.

    General Nivelle, commander of the French armies on the West front, has telegraphed to General Sir William Robertson, Chief of the Imperial General Staff : ...

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  27. POST-WAR CONVENTION.

    The "Times" suggests that the Conference issue invitations for a Post-war Imperial Convention, summoning the whole Empire to consider constitutional ...

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  28. GERMAN AIR RAID

    It is anonuced by the Official Press Bureau that a hostile aeroplane dropped bombs on Broadstairs, on the coast of Kent, this morning, slightly injuring a ...

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  29. RECRUITING CAMPAIGN

    The Governor-General, Sir Ronald Munro-Ferguson, sent the following message to Capt Baird, organising secretary of the State Recruiting Committee:— ...

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  30. AIRMEN ACTIVE.

    Lt Filson Young states that the clear [?] kept the airmen busy scouting, observing, and photographing, gaining much valuable information. The weather ...

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  31. NO SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

    According to the Pall Mail Gazette no banquets or receptions will be held in connection with the visits of the overseas Prime Ministers to London to ...

    Article : 38 words
  32. CHILDREN SING "TIPPERARY."

    A bomb at Broadstairs dropped outside an infant school, upsetting desks and papers. A teacher was injured. The head teacher calmed the children, who ...

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  33. BRITISH BLOCKADE.

    Speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, Lord Robert Cecil, Minister in Charge of the Block[?]de, said that while it was difficult to state the results of the ...

    Article : 113 words
  34. THE TIGRIS OFFENSIVE

    A despatch from Lt.Gen F. S. Maude, the Commander-in-Chief in Mesopotamia, says:— "Our cavalry and gunboats continued ...

    Article : 178 words
  35. DELEGATES PREPARING.

    In the Senate this morning Senator E. Findley asked whether there was any truth in the statement that Mr Hughes the Prime Minister. Sir William Irvine, ...

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  36. NATIONAL INDUSTRIES

    A now order prohibits engagement or transfer of employment to men between 18 and 61 in occupations whereof a comprehensive list has been issued unless the ...

    Article : 90 words
  37. BALLARAT ELECTORATE

    A meeting of the ladies of Ballarat and suburbs is to be hold at the City Hall at 3.30 p.m. on Tuesday next, 6th March, to form a Woman's Recruiting Committee ...

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  38. IMPERIAL UNION

    Lord Summer, one of the Lords of Appeal in Ordinary, delivering the Rhodes Lecture in London, said that proposals for Imperial Union should come from the ...

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  39. JAPAN'S ATTITUDE

    [?] is like a drowning man, and [?] last straw; we do not for a doubt the truth of the story," [?] issued by the japanese ...

    Article : 136 words
  40. PIRATES AGAIN DEFIED.

    Advices from Bordeaux report that another American steamer, the Rochester (451 tons), owned by the Great Lakes Transit Corporation has accomplished ...

    Article : 51 words
  41. FRUIT IMPORTS

    Sir John M'Call Agent-General for Tasmania: Mr F. A. Newdegate, Unionist M.P. for Tamworth; and Mr Mess waited as a deputation on Mr Walter Long ...

    Article : 73 words
  42. PREJUDICING RECRUITING

    At the Hobart Police Court to-day Perey J. Smith, of Melbourne, secretary of the Builders Laborers' Federation of Australia, was proceeded against under a ...

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  43. EASTERN THEATRES

    A Russian official message received this afternoon says:— "We counter-attacked unsuccessfully on the Jacobeni to Kimpolung high road, in ...

    Article : 67 words
  44. HUNS' LATEST SUBMARINES.

    The "Times" correspondent at Amsterdam says that a German deserter from the Hamburg Dockyard says that the latest submarines are 350 feet long. They ...

    Article : 72 words
  45. DARDANELLES INQUIRY

    In the House of Commons on Thursday Mr A. Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated that the report of the Dardanelles Commission would be ...

    Article : 86 words
  46. LADY MAYORESS' PATRIOTIC LEAGUE

    Mrs Woodger, hon. secretary, desires to acknowledge following:—Mr Hiddle, Mr Mounsey, 1/ each; Mrs Smith, 2/6; Miss Kendrick, 2 socks; Mrs M'Gregor, socks; ...

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  47. AGRICULTURAL WORK

    Brig-Gen R. M. M'C. Anderson, officer in charge of administration in connection with the Australian Imperial Force, has arranged to lend 1000 B class Australians ...

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  48. Y.M.C.A. NATIONAL APPEAL

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 99 words
  49. SHELLS FROM BRITAIN.

    Washington reports that Great Britain has given permission to Hadfield's Ltd., an English munition firm, to manufacture 16-inch shells for the American ...

    Article : 101 words
  50. Advertising

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  51. [?]WER FOR PRESIDENT.

    [?] from Washington report that [?] of the revelations regarding [?] plot to involve Mexico and [?] war with the United States ...

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  52. ASSISTING ROUMANIA.

    Reuter's correspondent at Jassy, the temporary Roumanian capital, says that M. Bratiano, the Roumanian Premier, has returned from Petrograd ...

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  53. BELGIAN DEPORTEES

    Escaped Belgian deportees describe the usual cruelties by Uhlans during the collection of all males on 17th May. 1916. Upon their arrival in Germany crowds ...

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  54. POST FOR MR CHURCHILL

    It is stated by the "Manchester Guardian" that Mr Winston Churchill, formerly First Lord of the Admiralty, has been appointed chairman of a War Office ...

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  55. ARCHDUKE IN DISGRACE.

    A message from Rome says it is resorted that the Emperor Charles of Austria ordered the arrest of the Archduke Friedrich, on the ground that he disorganised ...

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  56. BRITISH STEAMER TORPEDOED.

    The British steamer Galgorm Castle was torpedoed without warning on 27th February. She was shelled from 4.45 p.m. till nightfall. Cap Frampton and his ...

    Article : 62 words
  57. MR OZANNE VISITS FRONT

    Mr A. T. Ozanne, M.P., has returned from a visit to the Australian and Verdun fronts. He will sail for Australia shortly ...

    Article : 42 words
  58. [?]MED MERCHANTMEN.

    [?] correspondent at Washington [?] the bill to empower President [?] arm merchantmen but not au[?] the issue of other ...

    Article : 16 words
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