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  2. BATTLES IN GALICIA

    General Sarrail has made a move at last from Salonika. He has sent out forces along the Salonika-Mona[?]tir railway, which runs due west as far as Veria, and then proceeds north-westerly. His troops have occupied Veria, which place is six miles west of the valley of the Vardar River. It is reported that troops continue to land at Salonika, the harbour being constantly full of transports. The intention, no doubt, is to assume the ...

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  3. THE TURKISH WAR

    The War Office Department reports that a British force making a reconnaissance recently on the branch of the Tigris River named Shatt-el-Hai, found ...

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  4. ITALY AND THE ALLIES

    M. Briand, the French Minister, who is now on a visit to Rome, conferred yesterday with Baron Sonnino, the Halian Foreign Minister, with the ...

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  5. THE RAMSGATE RAID.

    The German communique issued yesterday states:—"Our seaplanes on the 9th inst. dropped bombs on tho harbour works, factories and barracks at ...

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  6. MARKETS AND MONEY.

    At a meeting of the Fruit Trade Section of the London Chamber of Commerce last week, a committee of eight, representing valions branches of the ...

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  7. GENERAL WAR NEWS.

    A Gorman merchant in Peking has secured a contract from the Chinese Government to Supply after the war arms and munitions to the value of ...

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  8. AUSTRIA FOLLOWS SUIT.

    A telegram received in Amsterdam from Vienna states that Austria has issued a Note to neutral countries in identical terms to the German one ...

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  9. THE BRITISH FLEET.

    A party of French provincial journalists, representing about 1,000,000 readers, is visiting the British Fleet and the. munition areas in Great ...

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  10. THE AMERICAN ARMY.

    Mr. Lindley M. Garrison, the Secretary of War in President Wilson's Government, who resigned recently, did so because the President refused to adopt ...

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  11. THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY.

    It is essential to set more ships free for the carrying of munitions and troops. The Central News says that ...

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  12. THE THREAT AT EGYPT

    Advices received in Zurich (Switzerland) from Turkish sources state that at the instance of General Von der Goltz, the German commander of the ...

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  13. THE APPAM SEIZURE.

    It is highly probable that the United States Government will allow the Appam to remain as a German, prize in American waters until the end of the ...

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  14. PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

    The "Spectator," in its issue, this week, proposes a general ad valorem tariff of 10 per cent., with a rebate of 5 per cent, on all bona fide ...

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  15. INDIAN OFFICERS IN ENGLAND.

    The King, replying to the address presented to him by Indian officers, said:—"I am glad to receive in persor. Indian officers who have faithfull ...

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  16. CHASED BY THE ENEMY.

    The Captain of the White Star liner Cretic, 13,518 tons, which arrived at New York yesterday, reported that his vessel had been chased hy an enemy ...

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  17. THE DARDANELLES.

    To-dny's Constantinople communique says:—"We compelled two hostile monitors which wer cruising off the ontrance to the Narrows to-day to ...

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  18. WAR IN THE AIR.

    Sir Douglas Haig thus refers to the recent German air operations described in the German communique of Tuesday (February 8), which claims that the ...

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  19. THE EASTERN FRONT.

    Heavy fighting continues in East Galicia, and in [?]ukowina. Last night's communique thus refers to the operations in the former region:— ...

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  20. BULGARIA AND THE WAR.

    Tho Bulgarian Minister of War (General Boyadjieff) stated yesterday in a press interview, that when the Salonika Campaign was finished the war was over ...

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  21. NAVAL OPERATIONS.

    The German Admiralty announces:— "During an advance of our torpedo bolts last night they met on the Doggery Bank several British cruisers, ...

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  22. THE WESTERN FRONT.

    Sir Douglas Haig repoted as follows last night:— Early to-day (Sunday) the Germans broke into our trenches at ...

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  23. RUSSIAN PRISONERS' ESCAPE

    Six Russian prisoners have reached Salonika. They were forced by the Germans to work on the fortifications of Ghevgheli, but seized then ...

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  24. THE SINEWS OF WAR.

    The Deutscher Bank, the Disconto Gesellschaft, and the financial firm of Bleichroedora have negotiated a loan to Austria-Hungary of 200,000,000[?] marks ...

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  25. OFFER FROM NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The English newspapers give prominonce to the decision of the New South Wales Government to give Empire goods purchased for the Public Service ...

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  26. MONTENEGRO

    It is reported that General Von Koevess is experiencing great difficulties in the pursuit of the Montenegrins owing to the mountainous nature of ...

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  27. GERMANY'S PROGRAMME.

    The German paper "Neues Nachrichten" states that this year's Zeppelin fighting will be directed above all against British maritime supremacy, ...

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  28. PURPOSE OF THE ADVANCE.

    The following French communique about the latest, development in Mace[?] was sent out by wireless last night:— ...

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  29. THE SERBIAN PARLIAMENT.

    One hundred members of the Serbian Parliament have arrived at Nice (in the south of France). ...

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  30. BOOTS FOR THE TROOPS

    Italy is releasing a certain quantity of heavy Italian hides weekly, which are required for the soles of hoots for the— Biitish Army. The British War ...

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  31. A FRENCH SUCCESS

    The following communique was issued to-day with regard to the French operations in the Artois region:— By a counter-attack yesterday we ...

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  32. THE BRITISH BLOCKADE

    The "Manchester Guardian" urges the sending of Viscount Bryce as a special envoy to Washington with a view to settling in its truer perspective ...

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  33. BATTLES IN BUKOWINA.

    While important movements of Allied troops are going on in the Balkans, it is evident that the Russian offensive in Galicia and Bukowina continues with ...

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  34. DEMAND FOR GREATER SECURITY.

    There is a growing demand to ensure security against air raids, and meetings, of protest against the country's defenceiossness and the lack of ...

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  35. NEW ZEALANDERS AT PLAY.

    A team of New Zealand footballers yesterday defeated the 2nd Lifeguards at Windsor by 27 goals to nil. Many wounded Anzacs witnessed the match. ...

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  36. ROUMANIA

    A despatch received from Bacharpest by the Swiss newspaper "Nene Zuricher Zeitung" states that, Roumania appears to the definitely on the ...

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  37. EXTENT OF MOVEMENT.

    The "Petit Parisien" says the French troops north of Salonika have crossed the Vardar River and installed themselves on the right bank in the region ...

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  38. TASMANIA.

    At-the last meeting of the Hamilton Municipal Council, on the motion ot the Warden (Mr. F. C. K. Pitt), secortlcd by Councillor Dowme, a vote of ...

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  39. GERMAN STEAMER ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE.

    The German steamer Asuncion, 4,663 tons, which has been interned at Belem Harbour, near Rio de Janeiro, attempted to slip out to sea yesterday, under ...

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  40. ARMED MERCHANT VESSELS.

    The Paris "Matin," commenting today on the new German threat to troat armed merchant vessels us belligerents, says that when the submarines ...

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  41. FIGHTING ON YPRES CANAL.

    Last night's communique snys:— The combined fire of our artillery and manchine-guns frustrated several attempts which the Germans, made ...

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  42. DRUGGING OF SOLDIERS.

    The Rev. F. B. Meyer, the well-known Baptist minister, in a letter to the newspapers, gives a missionary's report detailing cases of soldiers and ...

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  43. TURKISH TROOPS WITHDRAWN.

    The Turks have completely withdrawn theif troops from Macedonia, and are sending all their available forces to Asin. It is reported that the ...

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  44. THE PRESIDENT'S WARNING

    The Washington correspondent of the "Evening News" states that the Austro-German Note has caused the gravest apprehension in administrative ...

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  45. THE BALKANS

    All eyes have again been turned to the Balkans and the unexpected news all a French advance on the right (western) of the Vardar has made ...

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  46. IN CHAMPAGNE.

    Last night's communique says:— There was great artillery activity in Champagne yesterday. The Germans penetrated into a ...

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  47. INSURING PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

    The Liverpool City Council is considering a proposal to insure "the public buildings of the city against aircraft to the extent of £3,000,000. ...

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  48. AFTER THE WAR.

    Before Sir Rider Haggard who has been appointed to visit the Dominions to inquire into facilities for settling soldiers on the land after the war, ...

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  49. THE ENEMY BLUFFED.

    The "Morning Post's" military correspondent says tho Austro-Germans are in a state of uncertainty regarding Russia's plans. This explains the ...

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  50. RETALIATORY RAIDS URGED.

    The "Daily Mail" is publishing a series of articles by experts, advcenting retaliation on Germany for the Zeppelin and other air raids on England. ...

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  51. THE OTTAWA FIRE.

    Sir R. L. Borden. Prime Minister of Canada, has cabled to Mr. Andrew Fisher conveying the thanks of the Parliament and people of Cenada for ...

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  52. ATTITUDE OF AMERICA.

    The New York corespondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states that it is understod that Great Britain, France, Russia, and Italy will not accept ...

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  53. SINKING OF THE TOKOMARU

    An action, upon the result of which other claims totalling £200,000 depend, has arisen over the submarining of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner ...

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  54. "WAR ON RUSSIA."

    M. Carp a former Prime Minister of Roumania, and a well-known Germanophile, who has lately been to Borlin, has issued a manifesto urging ...

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  55. CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS

    are intended especially for stomach troubles, biliousness, and constipation, and have met with great success in the treatment of these diseases. People who ...

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  56. LIVATONIA (For the Liver).

    A dose every other morn, that's all. A little "Livatonia" goes a long way, Sold everywhere at 2/ and 3/9 per bottle. ...

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