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  2. THE EUROPEAN WAR HOW HILL 60 WAS BLOWN UP.

    Mrs. Arnesen, of McConkey's Lane, has received a wire from her son-inlaw, Mr. Connie O'Callaghan, notifying of his brother's death in Turkey. ...

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  6. THE CHINESE SITUATION.

    There are grounds for hoping for an early compromise. America's note to the Powers has fully influenced all parties. ...

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  7. MR. WILSON'S NOTE TO RUSSIA.

    President Wilson's note to Russia states: "America will not be content to conclude a peace with Germany which merely restores the status of ...

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  8. SOCIALIST CONFERENCE.

    Representatives of Socialist workmen in Holland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Germany and Austro-Hungary assembled and decided it ...

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  9. THE DEATH OF MAJOR REDMOND.

    The newspapers describe Major Redmond as the soul of honor and courage serving at an age absolving him from military duty. He quitted ...

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  10. INDIA'S GIFTS.

    In his Budget speech at the end of March, Sir William Meyer expressed the hope that the special war loan would reach £10,000,000. Over ...

    Article : 161 words
  11. MR. CHURCHILL'S APPOINTMENT.

    Mr. Churchill's appointment is not confirmed, and meets with strong opposition from Admiral Beresford, who bitterly condemns it. ...

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  12. GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    A wireless German commuunique states: — We repulsed several English night advances betwen Ypres and Ploezsteert Wood. The enemy lost ...

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  13. SIR W. H. IRVINE. M.H.R., ON CONSCRIPTION.

    At the celebration of the poll in the Flinders election at Dandenong on Saturday afternoon, Sir William Irvine, the successful candidate, in[?]clear ...

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  14. THE FRENCH FRONT.

    A comun[?] reports great activity on Thursday during the night along the whole front north of Laffaux Mill and south of Filain. Artillery ...

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  15. FINLAND'S CLAIMS.

    The demand of the Finnish diet for an immediate grant of total independence is troubling the Government. Finland demands that the great powers ...

    Article : 68 words
  16. THE AUSTRALIAN MINERS.

    Mr. Percival Phillips says:—There was no one happier in this army of the north than [?] miners who toiled underground for [?]hs and prepared ...

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  17. THE WEST FRONT.

    As a result of an air reconnaissance yesterday two German batteries were silenced. Correspondents state one of the new ...

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  18. THE SOCIALIST CONVENTION.

    The Canadian newspapers violently attack the Austro-Hungarian Socialists at the Stockholm Conference. The "Cologne Gazette" says it is high ...

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  19. AMERICA AND THE WAR.

    President Wilson is considering a pan-American Commission to encourage the co-operation of South and Central America for the successful ...

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  20. FAREWELL TO VOLUNTEERS

    At the Town Hall yesterday afternoon in the presence of a number of citizens. His Worship the Mayor officially [?]arewelled Messrs. A. H. ...

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  21. CONSCRIPTION IN THE STATES

    Twenty-nine States in the district of Columbia and National Parks show an actual registration of 5,808,956, against estimated 6,514,216, a ...

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  22. "WORSE THAN AN EXPLOSION."

    The "Daily 'Chronicle's" Paris correspondent says a French eyewitness agrees that the Messines battle was a masterpiece of preparation and ...

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  23. WORK OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    The Australian Red Cross prisoners of war list numbers 1377, and it is expected the total will shortly reach 1880. Parcels for the prisoners ...

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  24. RAMSAY McDONALD AND MR. JOWETT.

    Pickets of the Seamen's and Firemen's Unions discovered last night that Mr Ramsay McDonald and Mr. Jowett were embarking On a train and ...

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  25. THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.

    The Spanish Government has resigned owing to the military situation. ...

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  26. RUSSIA DECLINES HINDENBURG'S PEACE OFFER.

    Three German officers presented themselves on the Chinsk front and stated they were acting on General Hindenburg's behalf and offered a ...

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  27. [?]09th CASUALTY LIST.

    The 309th casualty list issued to-day contained 1008 names, as follows:—Killed in action 339, died of wounds and other cause[?] 5, wounded 670, ...

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  28. THE GRECIAN SITUATION.

    Advices from Athens state the Italian cavalry has occupied Jani[?] and that the Greek authorities withdrew without resisting the Government, ...

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  29. OSTEND HARBOUR DESERTED.

    The Admiralty states the latest reconnaisance at Ostend shows the removal of all shipping. The two destroyers which were reported as ...

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  30. NORWAY PROTESTS.

    Norway has protested against the continued German sinking of peaceful fishing boats and the plundering of the crews. ...

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  31. THE MESSINES VICTORY.

    Mr Phillip Gibbs reports: The ground gained at Messines remains firmly in our hands, our artillery breaking all attempts at counter ...

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  32. RUSSIAN POSITION IMPROVING.

    The "Morning Post's" Petrograd correspondent reports there are signs of increasing discipline among the Russian soldiery. Some of the ...

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  33. CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND SOLDIERS AT THE FRONT.

    Lord Stamfordham, private secretary to H[?] Majesty the King, in referring to the Church of England recreation huts, writes: "His Majesty ...

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  35. JAPAN AND THE SHIPPING PBOBLEM.

    Baron Kenjiro, Minister of Communications, says Japan is willing to build ships for the Allies, but they have not the material. ...

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  36. SPANISH POLITICS.

    The "Central News" Madrid correspondent says:—After consideration of the report from the Capalge[?]ral of Barcelonia dealing with the officers' ...

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  37. TURKS CONFIDENT.

    Mr. Elkns, American Ambassador at Coustantino[?]le, has arrived, and declares Turkish confidence is unshaken and the nation [?] still unfriendly ...

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  38. AMERICA'S QUOTA.

    The "World's" Washington correspondent says America will not stop with General Pershing's division Troops for Europe will be secured ...

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  40. FURTHER BRITISH SUCCESSES.

    General Haig reports:—We gained further ground at a number of points southward of Ypres. We successfully raided last night south eastward of ...

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