Anzac Day Holidays
The gas employees made application to the Council last night for two half holidays for the Bathurst Show and a whole day on Anzac Day. It…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1924
422 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 7 of 22
April 25—Anzac Day
A public observance of Anzac Day will take place in the Town Hall, Mudgee at 3 o'clock on Friday (to-morrow) afternoon. It is…
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Citizens remember that a [?] observance of Anzac Day will take place in the Town Hall at 3 o'clock to-morrow (Anzac Day)…
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He fought for King and country As a valiant man and true And nobly did his duty. As a man is bound to do…
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Nine years ago to-day immortal fame came to the arms of Australia. In the landing at Gallipoli, effected in the teeth of stupendous military difficulties and at an appalling cost in young life, our soldiers displayed all those qualities of tenacity, of dauntless courage and of cheerfulness which have consecrated…
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This evening at 6 pm. the Orange branch of Mothers, Wires and Widows’ Association, will entertain in the club room Memorial Hall…
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Today is Anzac Day, and it will be [?] celebrated in Orange at all the schools and by addresses in Robert [?] park Memorial services for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Their Majesties’ Anzac Message. Sydney
The Governor-General has received the following message for Anzac [?] from [?] Majesty the King: “The thoughts of the Queen and myself…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Anzac Day. the Day We Perpetuate. the Landing on Gallipoli
To-day is Anzac Day--the ninth anniversary of that memorable landing on the rocky slopes of Gallipoli by the flower of Australia's manhood. It is generally…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-day's Telegrams. Anzac Day in the City. Sydney
Forecast:--Cloudy in the southern border districts and on the south coast; some showers likely, otherwise fine. Frosts on the highlands; cool westerly to south-west…
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Anzac Day was observed in Bathurst to-day in a commendable manner. Special religious services were held at All Saints' and SS. Michael and John's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldier Settlers Starving in Victoria Melbourne
New South Wales is not alone in its complaints of returned soldiers being "settled" on the land. According to reports several of the men have left…
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In All Saints' Cathedral to-morrow evening at 7.15 the service will be one of remembrance with thanksgiving in connection with Anzac Day. Soldiers,…
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Once again the Anzac Day has been celebrated in the usual manner—deep reverence and a great deal of talk about our great and glorious dead…
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There was quite a large congregation at the Gaol yesterday afternoon, where several of the chaplains met to conduct a service appropriate to the occasion…
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Anzac Day was yesterday celebrated by fitting services in all churches in the morning. All business places closed from noon till 2 p.m. in order…
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An united service was held at the Memorial Gates on Anzac Day, at which members of the junior Red Cross formed a guard of honour, and…
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Anzac Day was celebrated in Orange in a [?] manner. The occasion was held sacred all shops [?] and business suspended…
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The Rev. Dr. [?] and Mrs. Brom[?] pioneer missionaries with long experience to Fill and Papua are in orange conducting the foreign…
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