Anzac Day
As to-morrow will be Anzac day, this paper will be issued at mid-day. Will advertisers and readers please…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1946
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Anzac Parade
Ex-servicemen and serving members of the forces are reminded of the Anzac Day march which will leave the…
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Anzac Day will be commemorated [?] Goulburn tomorrow which will be observed as a public holiday…
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Thirty-one years ago the Australians and New Zealanders landed on the shores of Gallipoli and gave to the…
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No special Anzac Day sporting fixtures will take place in Goulburn to-day. Arrangements have been given…
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A peacetime Anzac Day--the first in seven years--was fittingly celebrated to-day, when hundreds of people paid tribute…
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AS the first light of dawn appeared in the eastern skies this morning the people of Goulburn remembered the men who fought and died at Gallipoli, in France, the Middle East, in the jungles of New…
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Anzac Day was held in all schools this week. Public school children assembled on Wednesday for short…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Anzac Day Requiem Mass at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral Was Crowded
Rev. Fr. O. Cosgriff, ex-A.I.F. Chaplain, from Tobruk, was Celebrant of the Solemn Requiem Mass…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Anzac Day March Men of the Two World Wars March in Auburn St
Nearly 400 hundred returned servicemen from the two world wars marched yesterday through the crowdlined main street of Goulburn in the most impressive display seen in the city for many years…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →For What Does Anzac Stand? Great Gathering in Empire Theatre Tribute to the Men Who Paid Last Sacrifice
"If we can make Australia strong enough in time we will probably avert another war, but it we remain weak, as we are to-day, I fear that the time will come when some foreign nation will become aggressive."…
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Returned servicemen who intend going on the land should attend meetings of the War Service Land…
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Several hundred returned service personal together with their next-of-kin were the guests of the wardens…
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Bowning worthily celebrated Anzac Day, in which great public interest was shown. Included was a welcome home to…
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The first peace-time Anzac Day for six years was fittingly celebrated in Yass last Thursday. Commencing with the…
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There were about 200 people present at the Anzac Luncheon conducted by the Soldiers’ Club for ex-servicemen and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Australia's Share in the War a Tribute to the 2nd A.I.F.
Major D. Robertson gave an informative and timely address to the Rotarians on the part Australia played in the war. Major Robertson said he would…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Visit of the Duke of Gl0ucester Opening of “Linton” War Veterans’ Home Function Attended by Large Gathering
The viait of the Governor-General, the Duke of Gloucester, on Saturday afternoon last to Yass aroused keen interest. Me officially opened the new War Veteruns’ Home at “Linton,” the residence of the late Mr. A. B. Trigge in North Yass, and was given a civic…
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The annual general meeting of the Yass Soldiers’ Club was -held on Thursday last (Anzac Day) at the club. The president (Mr. Les…
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TARALGA: About 10 returned men, marched through the town to the Memorial, where a number of civilians from all parts of the…
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