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  2. TURKEY-IN-ASIA.

    A telegram received in Amsterdam from Constantinople reports that heavy fighting has taken place between Lieut.-General F. J. Aylmer's relief column and the Turk[?] ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN'S BAG.

    A graphic account of the wonderful work of an Australian marksman on the Gallipoli Peninsula, written by Private Frank Reed, another ...

    Article : 561 words
  4. IN THE COUNTRY.

    The aquatic carnival held recently in aid of the Red Cross realised a profit of £920 out of which £150 was to-night donated to the Y.M.C.A. ...

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  5. Germans Sill Attacking.

    The Paris newspapers predict that the German offensive at Verdun may last som days. The Germans have accumulated 300,000 ...

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  6. AUSTRIAN SUGAR FAMINE.

    The Austrian Government, it is learnt in Amsterdam, is issuing sugar cards for everybody's supply, which has been limited to a kilogram and a quarter (2½lb.) ...

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  7. SHELLS IN SHANGHAI.

    The police in the French concession at Shanghai have discovered at the bottom of a well on some German premises eight cases of Hotchkiss shells. The ammunition ...

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  8. RUSSIA'S VIGOR.

    A Petrograd communique states that on Saturday night Russian troops, under the cover of a very heavy fire from the fleet, landed and occupied Atina, on the Black ...

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  9. GERMANY'S BURDENS.

    Communal rates in Germany are stated to have enormously increased since the war began. The rates are based on the income tax, ...

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  10. GERMAN TROOPS.

    People from Constantinople state that German troops are steadily arriving there, and that heavy Austrian guns are still going to Asia Minor, also troops from ...

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  11. AUSTRALIANS' LAPSE.

    The two Australian soldiers—a lance-corporal and a private—both members of the Army Service Corps, who were arrested at Uxbridge (England) last week and charged ...

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  12. TURKS WANT PEACE.

    Reports coming to hand in London from several sources reveal growing unrest in Turkey. Mr. Martin Donchoe, the well known ...

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  13. £5-NOTES DISCOVERED.

    According to a letter just received from an Australian officer in Egypt, the Christmas billies were, to use his own words, "a wonderful success." He states, that they ...

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  14. Gunners Seize Ropes.

    Paris reports that a German captive balloon broke from its moorings owing to the French artillery fire, and flow over Dunkirk. It travelled at such a low ...

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  15. BENDIGO.

    Little Miss Marjorie Greaves, daughter of Mr. Geo. Greaves, was presented with a doll for her birthday by her parents. She decided to raffle it on behalf of the ...

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  16. RAID ON ENGLAND.

    Details which have been made available of the Zeppelin raid on England on Sunday night show that the airships visited several counties from Yorkshire southwards ...

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  17. PORTUGAL AND GERMANY

    The Lisbon newspaper, "Capital," states that a rupture of diplomatic relations between Portugal and Germany is now inevitable. ...

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  18. CONSCRIPTION.

    Speaking before the Eaglehawk branch of the P.L.C. last night, Mr. Tunnecliffe said he was pleased at the remarks of the Minister of Defence upon the subject of ...

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  19. MELBOURNE.

    Under the patronage of Mrs. Linton, widow of the late Brigadier-General Linton, who left Victoria in command of the Sixth Infantry Brigade, which comprised ...

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  20. LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS.

    In a letter to his brother (Mr. George Loomes, of Duncan-street, Ballarat) Sergeant J. Loomes, a former Bendigonian, writing from Heliopolis, says:—"We are ...

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  21. GERMAN PIRACY.

    The Glasgow steamer Masunda has been sunk, but no loss of life occurred. ...

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  22. GENERAL NEWS.

    Colonel House, the confidential agent of President Woodrow Wilson, who recently visited Europe in connection with the German submarine campaign and the allied ...

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  23. OFFICIAL REPORTS

    A communique states:—"No infantry action during Sunday night was reported at Verdun, but a violent artillery struggle is proceeding on the left bank of the ...

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  24. RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    A meeting of the Quarry Hill Red Cross Society will be held at the Congregational School Hall, Russell-street, to-night at 8 o'clock. A good attendance is desired, as ...

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  25. EAGLEHAWK RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    A public welcome home will be accorded Eaglehawk returned soldiers in the Town Hall, Eaglehawk, to-morrow night at 8 o'clock. The Mayor (Cr. Oswald) will ...

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  26. MR. HUGHES IN ENGLAND.

    The Lord Mayor of Liverpool (Mr. A. S. Mather) will entertain Mr. W. M. Hpghes (the Australian Prime Minister) at luncheon on Tuesday. ...

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  27. MANUFACTURE OF LEATHER GOODS.

    From time to time representations have been made by the Commonwealth Government to the Imperial authorities, with a view of having portion of the leather ...

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  28. NEW ZEALAND TUNNELLERS.

    The High Commissioner for New Zealand (Sir Thomas Mackenzie) visited Falmouth on Monday, and found that, with few exceptions, the men of the New ...

    Article : 100 words
  29. YOUNG POMERANIANS.

    A French officer who was wounded on Sunday at Vacher-Auville, on the Meuse, [?] of Donaumont, states that the Pome[?] regiments fighting there are mostly ...

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  30. PRIVATE H. MILLINGTON'S DEATH.

    Mr. Millington, of Axedale, has received the following letter from Lieutenant A. L. Chanter, of the 4th Light Horse, concerning the death of his son:—"Harry was an ...

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  31. STEAMER LA PROVENCE.

    Bokanowski, a French Deputy, who is a survivor from the auxiliary cruiser La Provence, narrates that a battalion of the 3rd Colonial Infantry was aboard. He ...

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  32. CHRISTMAS BILLIES.

    Private C. Benuett, writing from Egypt to Mrs. Jose, of Rae-street, says he is well and expresses appreciation for the Christmas billy he received. He adds: It is ...

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  33. HOTEL HOURS.

    The Anglican Bishop of Kalgoorlie announces that he is in opposition to hotel hours being fixed at 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, with closed bars on Sundays on the goldfields, ...

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  34. Alsace Offensive Expected.

    Reports received at Milan from various sources seem to prove that the Germans consider that they have made the maximum sacrifices at Verdun, and are now ...

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  35. STATE WAR COUNCIL.

    At a meeting of the State War Council yesterday the War Funds Committee, recently constituted, presented a lengthy report regarding the control of funds, which ...

    Article : 170 words
  36. BERLIN ADMIRALTY'S REPORT

    The Berlin Admiralty states that some ariships on the night of the 5th heavily bombarded the naval base at Hull and dock buildings on the Humber. Good ...

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  37. ON BRITISH FRONT.

    A German communique issued on Monday claims that minor English attacks have been repulsed. ...

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  38. "PARALYSIS OF NATIONS."

    Mr. Oliver, whose "Ordeal by Battle" has now reached its 24,000th number, has issued a new introduction which contains an outspoken criticism on the Coalition and Mr. ...

    Article : 143 words
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