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  2. WESTERN FRONT

    The most important information to hand is that within two months Greece will have mobilised 400,000 men, and that there will then be a million men available for the operations in Macedonia. Such a force is not likely to remain idle, and a thrust northward or north-eastward from Salonika would ...

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  3. LICENSING PROSECUTIONS.

    Arising out of a licensing prosecution at the Hobart Police Court recently the conduct of a constable, and also the question of police methods, came in for ...

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  4. FEDERAL SHIPBUILDING SCHEME.

    To-day a deputation, comprising representatives of the Marine Board, the Launceston Shipbuilding Committee, the Chamber of Commerce, and the ...

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  5. THE QUEENSLAND FLOODS.

    Mr. Wareham, the Queensland inspector of the Adelaide Steamship Co., arrived at Brisbnue from Mackay this morning. He estimates that ...

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  6. TASMANIA

    News received from Germany says that Lieutenant J. H. Honeysott, of Hobart, is in hospital, suffering from a wound in the thigh, which is not ...

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  7. SPAIN AND GERMANY

    The Note forwarded by the Spanish Government to Germany in connection with the sinking by a German submarine of the Spanish steamer Giralda, ...

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  8. FOR VALOUR.

    The following awards have been made to members of the Australian and New Zealand military forces:— MILITARY CROSS. ...

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  9. SITUATION IN RUSSIA. RUMANIANS ATTACK THE RUSSIANS.

    An official statement issued by the Rumanian Government states that heavy fighting has taken place throughout Bessarabia between the Rumanians ...

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  10. MUNITION DEPOT BLOWN UP IN AUSTRIA.

    A large munition depot near Prague, the capital of Bohemia, was blown up yesterday. It is believed that the disaster was intentionally caused. Many ...

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  11. THE BRITISH FRONT RAIDS ON BOTH SIDES.

    The report issued by Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig to-day states:— We raided the enemy's trenches to the eastward of Hargicourt (between ...

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  12. FRENCH ACTIVITY.

    To-night's French communique says: Between January 21 and 31 thirteen enemy acroplanes were brought down, and 15 others, seriously ...

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  13. CRITICAL POSITION IN FINLAND.

    A message received in London from the Swedish port of Haparanda states that the situation in North Finland is critical, and that a decisive fight ...

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  14. THE TRIAL OF BOLO PASHA.

    The trial of Bolo Pasha, who is charged with espionage in the interest of Germany, started in Paris to-day, and is arousing intense interest. The ...

    Article : 157 words
  15. THE TANNING INDUSTRY.

    Applications by the Wool and Basil Workers' Union for roregistration, and Fellmongers, Scourers, and Basil Tanners' Union, a new body, for ...

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  16. IMPRISONED BRITISH AIRMEN.

    The Foreign Office has informed Germany through the Dutch Government that unless Lieutenant Wookey and Lieutenant Scholtz, the two British ...

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  17. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

    It is reported that Germany has sent an ultimatum to the Maximalist Government in Russia demanding the acceptance of her peace conditions, and ...

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  18. HOME RULE.

    Sir Edward Carson, speaking at a luncheon in Belfast to-day, said no part of Ireland was more anxious to secure an immediate settlement of the Home ...

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  19. THE ALLIED ARMIES.

    Despite the transfer of German troops from the Russian front, the Allies have a preponderance of men and guns on the Western front. ...

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  20. RAID ON ITALY.

    To-day's Italian official communique states:— Enemy aviators dropped bombs on Venice, Padua, Trevis[?], and Mehtri, ...

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  21. LABOUR AND THE WAR.

    There are signs of the strike movement on the Clyde weakening, and probably it will not materialise at the week-end. Many adults and apprentices ...

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  22. THE ALLIED WAR COUNCIL.

    The French newspapers give prominence to the part taken by General Foch in the meeting of the Allied War Council. They glowingly describe his career, ...

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  23. SALONIKA FRONT. PREPARATIONS FOR ADVANCE.

    The Washing correspondent of the United Press Association of New York states that official cablegrams received from Athens show that the ...

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  24. FORGERY.

    At the Old Bailey to-day Count De Bosaderi, an Italian nobleman, was sentenced to three years' imprisonment for forging bills of exchange for ...

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  25. HOLLAND'S FOOD SHORTAGE

    The Amsterdam correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that the strike organised in Holland by the Revolutionary Socialists owing to the ...

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  26. MARKETS AND MONEY. THE METAL INDUSTRY.

    The Non-Ferrous Bill, which provides for the control of the metals produced in the British Empire, was read a third time in the House of Lords to-day. ...

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  27. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    The Victorian State Parliament opened to-day. The Premier (Mr. J. Bowser) stated in, the course of a speech:—The present Ministers in ...

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  28. GREECE AND THE WAR.

    A portion of a Greek infantry regiment stationed at Lamia mutinied yester day, with a view to hindering the mobilisation of the army, but the ...

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  29. THE FRENCH LINE.

    This afternoon's French communique states:— After violent artillery preparation, German troops last evening ...

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  30. AUSTRALIAN WINES.

    Mr. Andrew Fisher, the High Commissioner of Australia, and the Agents-General of the States, are endeavouring to secure the admission into Great ...

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  31. ELECTORAL REFORM.

    The Electoral Reform Bill was again before the House of Lords this afternoon. Lord Selborne moved that the House ...

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  32. THE UNREST IN GERMANY.

    Herr Dittmann, one of the Socialist members of the Reichstag, who was one of the signatories to the pamp[?]let issued in Berlin calling upon the ...

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  33. AMERICA AT WAR ENEMY ALIENS.

    The registration of aliens throughout the United States is proceeding rapidly. Already the finger prints of 62,000 Germans in New York City have been ...

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  34. FOOD SUPPLIES.

    The meat supplies at Smithfield Market to-day were fairly plentiful. Consumers at Hitchin, in Hertfordshire, complain that the kitchen of the House ...

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  35. GENERAL AERIAL OPERATIONS RAID ON BELGIUM.

    In his aviation report to-night, Sir Douglas Haig states:— Our aeroplanes yesterday dropped four and a half tons of bombs on ...

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  36. ATTACKS ON THE GOVERNMENT.

    In the United States Senate to-day Senator Hitchcock characterised as preposterous the statement made by Mr. Newton D. Baker, the Secretary of ...

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  37. GENERAL WAR NEWS FOOD HOARDING.

    At the Oxted Police Court to-day, Mr. W. J. McCaw, the Unionist member for West Down, was charged with food hoarding. The articles found on ...

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  38. THE HALIFAX DISASTER.

    The Commission appointed by the Canadian Government to inquire into the disaster which occurred recently at Halifax owing to the explosion of the ...

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  39. MASONIC

    The seventh annual meeting of the Tasmania Lodge Royal Ark Mariners, No. 274 B.C., was held at the Masonic-hall last evening, the occasion being the ...

    Article : 253 words
  40. BRITISH NAVAL RAID.

    The Admirilty issued the following report to-day:— Our aircraft yesterday dropped bombs on an enemy aerodrome at ...

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  41. NAVAL OPERATIONS.

    The British Admiralty announces that the submarine E14 proceeded up the Dardanelles on the 27th of last mouth in order to complete the destruction of ...

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  42. ACROSS AUSTRALIA.

    Two West Australian motor[?], J. L. Burton and T. Smith, completed a transcontinental motor run from [?]mantle to Sydney this afternoon, and established a ...

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  43. WAR-TIME PROFITS.

    In reply to a question to-day, the Federal Treasurer (Sir John Forrest) said there was no intention of dropping the War Times Profits Act. The ...

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  44. MANY AIR FIGHTS.

    Allied airmen dropped bombs on Zeebrugge on Sunday, and also operated there for three hours on Monday morning. There were many air fights. Two ...

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  45. THE MERCANTILE MARINE.

    The report of the Liverpool Steamship Owners' Association criti[?]ises the Government control of shipping, which; it is alleged, has involved disastrous ...

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  46. THE GERMAN COLONIES

    The members of the German Union of South Sea firms have addressed a memorandum to the Reichstag stating that [?]f at the peace conference the German ...

    Article : 137 words
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