Soldier's Letters
Private George Willis writes to his mother at Narara from "Somewhere-in-France," dated March 14 :—I am still writing at…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1917
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Soldiers' Votes
It is understood that about 117,000 effective votes have been recorded by members of the A.I.F. in different parts of the world. When the de…
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Sapper Charlie Daley, of Woy Woy, writes to Mr. W. E. Hadley, of the Woy Woy Hotel :— France, March 12.—Just a few…
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Writing from France under date March 16th, Private Jack Beresford (late of Woy Woy) says :—I have just left the trenches after doing several…
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Recent casualty lists have added five names to the roll of heroes from this district who have died nobly on the battlefield. Last Tuesday Rev. A…
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Everything is ready for the work of ploughing and digging Cpl. W. Archibald's orchard on Saturday, 2nd June…
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Private Harry Grigg, of Ourimbah, writes to Mrs. Tom Hodson, of Narara, from Salisbury Plains, England, describing some of the sights of London…
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Private F. W Hill, Yarramalong, writes to his sister, Mrs A Jennett, The Entrance, dated No 10 Camp, Lark Hill, March 4:—Rube…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →For a Soldier's Widow
"M.G's" ingenious epistle, written to the Sydney SUN from Thomag- street, Gordon (Sydney) in a large round-hand, is accompanied by a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →War Loan Bonds
All applicants for bonds in the 3rd issue of the Commonwealth War Loan who have now paid their final instalment, also applicants for bonds in the…
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True to the terms of their resolution re the ploughing and d[?]ging of Corporal Wm. Archibald's property at Wamberal, the members of the Erina…
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During an organising tour by Mr. A. H. Garraway, of the Citizen's War Chest Fund, in Dubbo and district, he visited Mrs. Mitchell, 83 years of…
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Corporal A. J. Hammond, aged 24, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hammond, of Somersby, Penang Mt., is reported to have been killed in…
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Miss D. Ward has received the following letter from Palestine written by Lieutenant Tom Humphreys, of Kincumber :—Never was parcel more…
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The cottage built by voluntary workers in Oarrington-road, Hornsby, for Corporal C. Woods, a returned soldier, has just been handed over to…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Teachers and The War
The annual report of the Chief Inspector of Schools states that, during 1916, 310 teachers enlisted, 87 of whom were married men…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War-time Economy. Implements and Machinery
There are two ways of buying. The first is to buy the lowest priced article on the market. The second is to buy a high-grade standard…
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We have been informed on reliable authority that there is at present working in Grafton a returned soldier whose patriotic conduct would be hard…
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Mr. Groom, representing the Minister for Defence, stated in the House of Representatives on Thursday that 300,521 Australian troops had…
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Parcels have been sent to Privates Moore, G and A. Archibald, J. D. Wilson, V. Ogden, S. Hubbard, C. H. Hawkins, L Gell, W. J. Humphrey,…
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