How The War Will End. an Australian's Prophecy
Sergeant [?] Secretary for Justice, who is with the Australian troops abroad, writes to the Premier as follows:—…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1916
121 stories in Central Coast's papers · page 6 of 7
Soldiers' Letters
Mr. Thos. Hall, Gosford, has received a letter from his son, Arthur, who is in the trenches in France:— We had a go with the Germans the…
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Lieut-Colonel Lamrock, C.B , who acts as Judge for Gosford Racing Club, and who has just returned from the war decorated for bravery, was…
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Corporal Tarrant, of Wyong, writes from France:—I have run across a number of Wyong and Wyong Creek boys. I met Billy Le…
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Under the auspices of the Returned Soldiers' Association The Anzac Lecturers will tell the story of Australia's Fighting Sons at Gallipoli, illustrated…
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A correspondent writes:— While our valiant "No" campaigners are getting petitions signed against the extension of the present Parliament's…
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In the Church of England in 1860 a law was made that no man bearing full orders should bear aims again[?]t a brother man; so the bishops are…
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That Germany is beaten, and the end of the war in sight, is a view which is scouted by war correspondents who have visited Germany. There…
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Sapper W. R. Johnston, I3th Engineers, writes to the TIMES from Belgium, under date October 10:— Since my arrival in France—in the…
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Private F. R. Atkins writes from "Somewhere in France" to his mother, Mrs. Atkins, Erina:— Just a few lines to let you know…
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Mr. R. Banks, of Matcham, was informed on Saturday morning last, that his son, Private Arthur Thomas Banks, had been killed in action in…
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Private E. R. W. Brown, of Jilliby writes to the Gosford TIMES from Salisbury Plains, England:— We have arrived in England at last…
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Trooper Clive Frost writes to his parents at Kincumber from " Somewhere " (where you don't get puddings):—A few lines to let you know…
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Writing to his mother from the troopship "Euripides," September 20th, Private Jack Beresford, of Woy Woy, says:—…
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Trooper Clive Frost writes from Egypt to his parents at Kincumber:— Hill 70, October 10.—Am well and in the best of health, and fit for…
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Mrs. M. P. Lansdowne, Kincumber, has received a cable stating that her two sons, Privates Alexander W. Sydney E. J. Lansdowne, have…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Anzac Marriage Rush. 33 Proposals and Still Single
An official at the Australian Commonwealth Offices in London says :— "Ever since our men returned from Gallipoli there has been a rush of…
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Some curious things result from the noble work of the Red Crosss (says the Gilgandra "Weekly.") We have been informed by a man in the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →God and The War
Preaching at the Hyde Park Unitarian Church, Rev. Geo. Walters delivered a discourse on "The Fatherhood of God in relationship to the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Land for Soldiers
Referring to the policy of acquiring land for returned soldiers, the Minister for Lands, Mr. Ashford, says :—"I think it only reasonable to expect that…
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