War Developments and Global Turbulence Reported
Reuters reports resurgence of confidence in Russia amid industrial mobilization and a large reserve of recruits. Townshend holds Kurol-Atmara. withdrawal not considered. Food riots in Amsterdam and Berlin suburbs flare. British and French ships cut four German destroyers. Moewe raider captures all aboard Mactavish. crew prisoners.
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Delhi
Townshend
Kur-ol-Atmara Gs
Aymuer
Bia
London
Lancaster
Amsterdam
Nonbie
Burliy
Asla Chapelle
Somme
Praves
Brille
Poperinghe
Dixcunde
Tuveday
Adrianic
Catiaro
Taily Chronicle
Perseus
Berliner Lageblagt
New York
Lieut
Berg
Crgw
Pissengers
Lio Glau Mactavish
Moewe
Western Front tensions rise as Balkans heat up
Reports indicate German forces strengthen positions near Ypres and in the Balkans while Russia gains in Bukovina and Brinsea. Romania disputes grow, and tension spreads to Salonika. Meanwhile Berlin defends Lusitania killings as reprisals and seeks indemnity from the United States.
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Ypres
Balkxos
Nasser
Bucharest
Bukowina
Brinsia
Salonika
Regia
Bolgues
Lorks
Auckland
Ashmead Bartlett
Dhe
Dardanelles
Salouike
Athens
Ghalib Kemali Bey
Yussuf
Svas
Deadi
Ins
Xem
Constantinople
Shavi
Uatyre
Russia
Krupy
Inxuy
New York
Germany
Hhe
United States
Tims
Lusitania
Imperial Department plans steel export to Great Britain
Representatives of the Imperial Department of Mailsions have completed arrangements for the purchase and export of 600 tons of steel from Newcastle iron and steel works. The 97 8-1h inet steel must be used for munitions by British authorities. Shipments will go forward over the coming months as Australia expands steel production for war material. The Commonwealth aims to aid Britain while proving self reliance and inter Empire trade viability. Mr M'Kenna informed the House that Britian Empire capital funds were estimated at seventy tion peizada and its yearly four ulbons.
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Imperial Department of Maalsions
Lexpwich
Newcastle Iron and Steel Works
Beokee Fill Propty, Co
Waratah
Australia
England
Milla
Newcastle
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Newenade
Broken Bill Proprietary Limited
Ayje
M'Kenna
House of Sommuns
Australian Casualties Rise in Monday 139% List
The latest official tally shows 88 090 Australians out of action as the 139 percent list is issued on Monday. Base Records supply details and mention 49 oumus and 17 deails in the tally.
Cudgewa Cross Fund Receipts and Expenditure Summary
The Cudgewa Cross Fund presents a statement of receipts and expenditures from the Red Orpey Pioni¢ event in Cudgews. Receipts show amounts for hatsions, red toes uns, competitions, balls, tickets, spare funds, and total to 233 19s 4d. Expenses list wages, printing, hire of a tent, drinks, chores, and braille materials among others totaling 43 1s 9d.
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Boss
Hou
Printlny
Bnight
Ne Davies
Court of Petty Sessions hearing over £15 debt dispute
In Sarunpay Gra Fanavary before Justices D Cronin and As Bocks, Mann v Mann jun, the case concerns £15 15s owed on a loan advanced by B Munn, with the cheque for £5 dishonored. Defendants argue misidentification and lack of contract while witnesses describe prior transactions and payments. The court ordered payment of £1 16s 8d plus costs, with further actions discussed.
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Tintalder Cass
Mann
Bon
Mann Jun— Clim
Hood
Dalgary
Fondout
B. Munn
Ad Givan & Cheque
Dalgery
Henry Mann
B. Mann
Beechworth
Trenrute
Bre
Iso
Regaise
Didgely
H. Moganana
Bay
Mouibor
EL. Mann
Kash Parder
Anosler
Dafenfiunb
Defugitany
Mr Dalgety
Baferuany
Dalgeuy
H. Munn
Dingety
Henry Munn
Wes Wade
Ty Mr Hood
Fla
Joseph Thomas Mann
Henry Moon
South Canal
Brailey
Stanley Mann
Treniy Minti
Me Dalgety
Gansie Vata
Ikingwis
Wus & Tig
Wwe
Cronin
Dalgety
Fou Ein
Houd
Pullah Gingh
A. B. Drags
Jonever
P. Byerach
Walwa
Scorting Notes and Racing Snippets From Floatington
G Marvell arrives at Floatington from Wolongs with jumper Colne Roku by Vunduck and a brow auire Adjie by Andria Hom Eulogy. Horses at J Cripps stables Moonee Loud. Mi Tubs Vivre’s shorughtbred stallion Pony Moore (Grafton-elations) died at the Grey on Tueaday. Weather words murky, Some more good bursa noted. Dab Kad part of Dabatant Stakes. Tideway may pose severe loss to Mr Pierve.
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G. Marvell
Floatington
Wolongs
Colne Roku
Vunduck
Lutteny
Adjie
Andria Hom Eulogy
Aire
Boyne
Tideway
Pierve
NSW and Victorian rail links via Tumbarumba examined
Engineer Jamieson reports on linking New South Wales and Victoria railways through Tumbarumba. He inspects two routes by Welaregang and Tooma, noting grade, cuttings, and creek-following challenges. A longer alternative via Paddy’s River and Tooma would be slower. If satisfactory, the proposal goes to the Public Works Committee.
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Manus
Welaregang
Pooma- Waelaregang Road
Welaregang Homestead
Jamieson
Tistalden
Tooma Hotel
Tooma Station
Tintaldta
Publica Works Committee
Tinubarumbe Times
Farewell social for Private Gibson and Mr Evans at local homes
Private John Gibson of Thangla on final leave from service enjoyed a farewell at his father’s home with many friends. Guests toasted him, presented a fountain pen, and sang Auld Lang Syne. A second farewell at Thought State School 4H night honored Mr Evans, who received a wristlet watch before the group danced and sang goodbye.
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John Gibson
Joseph Gibson
Thangla
Walt
F. M'Kearie
Gibson
T. Scammell
T Scammell
QO. Gibson
O. Gibson
Evans
Though
Wsiling
R E. M’ Kenzie
McKensie
Mc Evans
Allie’s Day Fete Raises 263 For Allied Cause
A correspondent reports a fete at Ourate on January 1st that raised 263 pounds for the Allies’ Day Fund at Tuubaramba. The event featured a sports meeting a fancy and sweets stall raffles. Mrs W Nicholls and Mr W Jeffries led the efforts, noting womens superior skill in the sports program.
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Ourate
Tuubaramba
W. Nicholls
W. Jeffries
Currie
Market notices and pension figures echo NSW revenue push
A jumble of notices shows tenders for dairy and farm sales, a Ganham sale by ATEW, and web postings. It cites January pension totals of 21,718 and 107.29 pounds liability, with NSW revenue projections near £100,000 and a January initiative to boost stamp office activity.
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Teiday
Nlgnwn Dairy
Eagtle
Ganham
ATEW
Webriary Rath
Upper Musmy Jiroperty
Thataldie
Inst
Sue Uli
Forse Ore
s—Lavalidl
Lena
Towany Shire Counsil
Weuilers
Aulyta
BASS
Mil
Tallangasta
Australia
le Wan
Nsw
Olice
Commissioner For Stamps
Aunt Giokein
Fesiud” Ta Bok
Melbourne cattle market reports disrupted by storm
Market notes from Melbourne show cattle prices subdued as storm interruptions hindered immediate reporting. Trade remained weak with most lots penned and demand proving uneven across the yard.
Albury Market Report Shows Strong Cow and Sheep Prices
Dalgety Ann Co and Younghusband Bow and Co report fortnightly Albury sales with 18,800 sheep and 32 cattle traded, buyers present and good prices. Cattle to £18/2/6 for cows, steers to £16, heifers £10/10, crossbred and merino sheep ranges cited. store stock yarded by Natheron and Davis with 3,000 fat and store sheep and strong demand noted.
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Dalgety Ann Co. Raport
Albury
Merino Wethers
Motivo Owou
Tanabe
Younghusband
BOW Ip Co
Mini Naipal Yarta
Allmzy
Og Lab Juste
Natherson and Davis
Croesbresd Wethers
Marino Wethers
Corryong market sale features mixed cattle and sheep
Corryong market held its monthly sale on Friday 28th February offering about 200 fat and store cattle and 600 sheep. The forward cattle were mainly small lines with some cows and calves and young bulls. Prices ranged with bullocks three years old to 12 pounds, steers two years to 12 pounds, cows four years dry to 12 pounds, and fat cows to about 13 pounds. Strong buyer turnout and firm market conditions noted.
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Ounghusband Row
The Cue Way Dagty Company BuMg Oo Meeting Minutes
The ordinary meeting of directors of the above company was held at the manager's office Carryong, on Thursday last, with Moser Th M'Kansie chairing and A Horis, A Playle, and the manager present. Minutes of proceedings read and confirmed. financials show receipts, expenditures, and balance. Reports note reduced supply due to fire and heat, with forecast price rise, and butter shipping charges.
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Directura
Lalit
Offige
Carryong
Thorsday
Bere Ware
Moser Th. M'Kansie
Horis
Minatar
Pravlowa
Malagur
Chairiion
Gontlenson
taHowa
Rensipte
Luent
Malhaurne Slo
Buster
Luull
Crea
Melbourne
Towong Luncheon Supports Patriotic Ponds Guild
The Towong club plans a luncheon next month with profits to the Patriotic Ponds fund. Proceeds will aid the local Red Cross Guild and the club invites all interested to attend the meeting on Tuesday.
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Towong
Clinh
Red Cross Guild
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