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  2. AIR RAIDS

    We get two curious reports as to the cruiser Goeben, stranded in the Dardanelles. The Germans claim that the vessel has been refloated, and has proceeded through the straits, while a later message from the Admiralty says that at noon on Monday she was then in the same position as when ...

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  3. HOBART REGATTA

    Hobart held high holiday and the stately Derwent was decorated with all her sail amid a fleet of sailing craft, small boats of all denominations, and ...

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  4. QUEENSLAND FLOODS

    The Railway Commissioner (Mr. Evans) returned to Brisbane this morning from his attempt to get through to Rockhampton. He only got as far ...

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  5. THE AMERICAN AIRMEN.

    Correspondents with the American army in France state that four American aviators have penetrated the interior of Germany, dropped bombs, and ...

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  6. TUMULTUOUS SCENES.

    There were tumultuous scenes yesterday at Pan-German meetings at Bonn Cologne, and Dortmund. Strong dissent was shown when the orators ...

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  7. BRITISH HIGH COMMAND.

    Mr. Lovat Fraser, in an article in the "Daily Mail," continues his attack on the General Staff of the British Army. He alleges that it sacrificed ...

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  8. COUNT CZERNIN.

    The Hague correspondent of the "New York Times" states that the Berlin Pan-German annexationist newspapers attack Count Czernin, the ...

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  9. WAR IN THE AIR. ANOTHER GERMAN RAID.

    The Official Press Bureau states that at 8 o'clock last evening hostile aeroplanes crossed the Ke[?]t and Essex coasts, and proceeded towards London. ...

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  10. SITUATION IN RUSSIA. THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

    Herr Kuhlmann, the German Foreign Secretary, and Count Czernin, the Austrian Foreign Secretary, have left for the Peace Conference at Brest Litovsk, ...

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  11. GERMANY'S CRIME AGENTS.

    The trial of a man named Rintelen and 12 others, charged with conspiracy to bomb Allied ships, was commenced in New York yesterday. A witness ...

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  12. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    Much of the training of Australian officers and men in the field is the better for the work of the Australian officers' school, which has grown into a ...

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  13. CENSORSHIP ON TRANSPORTS.

    The regulations relating to the censorship on Australian transports have been amended to provide that letters containing correspondence in a ...

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  14. MARKETS AND MONEY. BRITISH FINANCES.

    The issue of £60,000,000 worth of 5s. notes in Great Britain is imminent. WAR BONDS. LONDON, January 29. ...

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  15. THE RAID ON MANNHEIM.

    The Geneva correspondent of the "Daily Express" telegraphs as follows: —The British raid on Mannheim (in Baden) on Thursday eclipsed all previous ...

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  16. NEW COUSUL-GENERAL FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Peter Simonoff, the newly-appointed Bolshevik Russian Consul-General for Australia, has been a resident of Australia for six years. He is a single man ...

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  17. THE TURKISH WAR.

    The following message has been received by the War Office from the British commander an Egypt:— During the past 10 days the Arabs ...

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  18. WORLD'S FOOD SUPPLIES.

    Retail butchors in London, believing that the wholesale mutton dealers of Smithfield Market were showing favouritism, held a demonstration to-day, ...

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  19. HOME RULE.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Bonar Law, the leader of the Government, stated that Mr. Lloyd Ceorge, the Prime Minister, was ...

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  20. LENIN AND TROTSKY.

    Nikolai Lenin, the directing power behind the most recent outbreak in Russia which raised him almost to the throne, the leader of the Bolshevik movement— ...

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  21. GENERAL WAR NEWS BRITISH POLITICS.

    The Liberal Unionists and the Conservatives of Birmingham are arranging to combine into one solid party. ...

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  22. THE ITALIAN FRONT. AUSTRO-GERMAN BRUTALITY

    Austro-German airmen have resumed their attacks on undefended cities. They cannot pretend that they were attacking a military, objective, for the ...

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  23. NAVAL OPERATIONS. THE STRANDED GOEBEN.

    The following statement was issued by the British Admiralty last night:— In spite of rough weather our aviators carried out several raids on the ...

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  24. BETTING PROSECUTIONS.

    At the Police Court to-day, five charges of illegal betting were preferred, and fines amounting to nearly £150 were imposed. The Stipendiary ...

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  25. MAN POWER.

    Yesterday Sir Auckland Geddes, the Minister of National Service, unexpectedly accepted an invitation to address a meeting of Mersey engineers. He ...

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  26. ANXIETY IN ENGLAND.

    Details of the disastrous floods in Queensland are anxiously awaited in England. THE DOWNPOUR EXTENDING. ...

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  27. THE FRENCH LINE.

    A French communique issued this afternoon says:— We carried out various successful raids on the enemy's lines in ...

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  28. BOY KILLED.

    A boy met his death at Port Adelaide in tragic circumstances this morning. While riding a bicycle he collided with a trolly, the wheel of which passed ...

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  29. GERMAN REPORT.

    A German official wireless message received last night says:—The Goeben has been refloated, and has entered the Dardanelles. ...

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  30. BRITISH OPERATIONS.

    The following official message has been received from the commander of the British forces in Italy:— During last week we shot down six ...

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  31. AUSTRALIAN MILITARY POST OFFICE.

    To-day Mr. Andrew Fisher, the High Commissioner for Australia, and the Agents-General of the States, inspected the Australian Military Post Office at ...

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  32. CUNARD LINER TORPEDOED.

    The "Irish Daily Telegraph" states that yesterday the Cunard liner Audania, 13,405 tons, with 40 passengers and 200 of a crew, was torpedoed by a ...

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  33. THE AMERICAN ARMY

    Mr. Newton D. Baker, the Secretary of War in President Wilson's Government, announces that the United States will have half a million troops in France ...

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  34. RECRUITING.

    The following men entered Claremont camp on January 25 and 26:— Morgan, W., Longford. Damianbergh, A., Gormanston. ...

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  35. ENEMY'S WAR AIMS. AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.

    The publication of the German newspaper "Kreuz Zeitung" has been suspended, because it printed an article headed "Abandon Austria." ...

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  36. WHEAT PRODUCTION V. STOCK RAISING.

    The question of curtailing the production of wheat in order that greater attention may be paid to stockraising, was further considered to-day by the ...

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  37. AUSTRALIA

    Gilt boomerangs are to be used in connection with the State War Council's carnival on March 15. These will be offered for sale instead of the ...

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  38. TASMANIA TASMANIAN CASUALTIES.

    Private Fred. Long, writing to the relative of Private Robert Parsons, killed in action, says:—"You will have received an official report before this ...

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  39. THE LOWERING CLOUDS IN GERMANY.

    The "Deutsche Tages Zeitung," which is a Pan-German organ, openly calls upon the German people to revolt. It says:—We have a Judas among us ...

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  40. IRISH STEAMER SUNK.

    The steamer Cork, 1,232 tons, belonging to the City of Dublin Steam Packet Co., was torpedoed in the Irish Sea at 2 o'clock yesterday morning without ...

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  41. WOLFRAM WANTED.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) announced to-day that as the result of representations made by the Commonwealth Government to the Imperial ...

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  42. THE BRITISH FRONT A GERMAN RAID.

    This morning's report from Sir Douglas Haig says:— The enemy raided one of our advanced posts to the north-eastward ...

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  43. PROHIBITION.

    Speaking at a dinner at Tanunda, a large wine-producing district, on Mo[?]ady, the Treasurer (Mr. Butler) said his colleagues in the Ministry and ...

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