Goulburn and the War
Recently Mrs. Hoare and family gave a welcome come home and social to Mrs. Hoare's two sons, Gunner Dan Piggott and Lee.-cpl. Jim Piggott. there were about 150 present. The…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
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Goulburn and the War
Amongst the returned men who passed through Goulburn on Wednesday morning were Privates Bromley, Fenwick, and Thorburn, all of this city…
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A welcome home and presentation took places at the residence of Mr. Hobbs, Komung[?]a, on June 4, in honour of Trooper R. J. Macauley, son of Mr. John Macauley, of Bangalore. The…
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A social was held in the Hall on Friday evening last as a welcome home to Sergeant Rowlands, Private W. Freudenstein M.M., and Private…
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The friends of Trooper Matt Johnson met at Sheehan's hall, Carumbl, on Friday, May 30th, to extend him a welcome home from active service in…
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There was a very large gathering, including many visitors from other parts of the. city, [?]t the East Goulburn School on Friday night, to welcome home Private Cecil Brew, The Mayer…
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Returning by H.M.A.T. Karajala is Private E. W. Broadhead, 38th Battalion, late 37th, son of Mr. G. Broadhead, Bungonia. The vessel will arrive in Sydney about the…
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Sir—Re the article appearing, in Saturday's issue of the "Post," as one who was taking a kindly interest in the settlement and welfare of the returned soldiers, I must take exception to…
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A number of friends and relations met at the residence of Mrs. Tilley on Saturday night to welcome home Private A. A. Tilley. Tile tables were decorated with Private Tilley's…
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A welcome to returned Methodist soldiers was accorded in the Lecture Hall on Monday evening. The proceedings opened with the National Anthem. The Rev. J. W. Leadley…
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New York, June 11.—The "New York Times" correspondent at The Hague had a conversation with the ex-Crown Prince, on Pier Island, Wieringen. The ex-Crown Prince said:…
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Mr. J. L. Brown, of Bowenfels has announced that he will give 35 acres of land in the centre of Lithgow for the erection of soldiers houses,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Will Hot Assist Returned Soldiers and the Y.M.C.A. Appeal. "Charged for Everything" (To the Editor)
Sir,—The Young sub-branch of the Returned Sailor, and Soldiers Imperial league has been asked by the local committee which has been formed to…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.— When Victor Tom Stirling, commercial traveller, returned from the war in August, 1917 [?]met Phyllis Catherine Linz, whom,…
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Driver Austin Gillespie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Gillesple, junr., of Kialla, writing to his parents from Marbiax, Belgium, on tho 12th April,…
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Mr J. Byrnes of Cullarin, has received word from Bose Records that his son, Coy. Qtr.- Master Sergt. A. J. Byrnes, 3rd Battalion, is returning to Australia by the transport Soudan,…
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Writing from Loverral, Belgium, 18th April, to a Goulburn friend, Lieut. Alick Kidd, formerly of Goulburn, says:—I have seen quite enough snow this year to do me all tile…
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Trooper H. H. (Bob) Furner, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Furner, is returning by the Orari, due in Melbourne next Tuesday. Trooper Furner took part in General Allenby's great…
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Saville, of Mummell, have received word from Base Records that their son, Lance-Corporal F. G. Saville, is returning to Australia by the troopship Borda, which is…
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The "Home Fires" were kept burning last Saturday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs W. Harding, when over 100 guests and…
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