Our Returning Soldiers to Be Welcomed
In response to Mayor Chandler's advertisement, convening a public meeting, there was an attendance of ten gentlemen and eleven ladies at the Windsor Council Chambers on…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1916
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Soldiers' Letters
Extracts from a letter received by Mr. W. Liddle, of the Windsor post office, from his brother, Private E. Liddle, of the King's Regiment, *who is in the trenches— "somewhere…
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On Saturday night last, a very pleasing function was held at the residence of Mr. Kerr, "Killarney House." when between 50 and 60 residents of Mulgrave and Oakville…
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Welcome, brave lads, back to the dear old town,— She opens her arms and her heart to you— Crowned with the leaves of immortal renown…
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Following is a copy of a letter written toy Trooper Cecil Turnbull to his mother after he was wounded. The cable that the Red ,Cross got through from Egypt for Mrs…
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Batches of our brave soldiers are returning almost daily, and the majority for a very long time, will not be able to do anything do earn a living, while many are permanently…
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A man walked into the "Daily. Mail", of fice at Brisbane a few days ago and made the following forecast regarding the war :—…
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Private Eric J. Baird, son of Rev. D. Baird, received a warm send-off in St. James' Hall, Pitt Town, on Saturday night, last. The residents presented Private Baird with…
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A hastily arranged send-off function was tendered lust Tuesday evening by a number of citizens to several local lads who were oh final leave. The affair took place in the Union…
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Five returned soldiers were given an enthusiastic welcome in Windsor on Saturday night The procession winch formed up at the railway station after the arrival of the…
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An interesting function took place in the Presbyterian Church Grounds, Windsor, on the 18th instant, when presentations ? were made to Sergt. R. Sullivan, Privates S. Liddle…
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About 20 people, among whom were several ladies, attended the public meeting convened by the Mayor for Monday evening last, to make arrangements to officially farewell…
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MissâElysse Stearn, of. Windsor, has received a letter from Private F. Barter, for- merly of Windsor, the date and place of writing having been censored. Following are…
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Mr. T. H. Frost, of Berkshire Park, received recently a letter from Trooper Ben Mitchell, A.L.H. who hails from the Portland district, and who volunteered for active…
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The following information should be useful to soldiers who embark for the war:— Soldiers having accounts with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia may make…
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Half a dozen of the lads who leave immediately for the war were given a hearty send-off in the Anglican parish hall, kindly lent for the occasion, on Saturday evening. The…
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An interesting letter has arrived at "The Willows," Mulgrave, for Mr. T. Startin, from his son, Trooper W. T. Startin, 1st Light Horse, but Mr. and Mrs. Startin are still…
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Sir,—It is the general experience of wars that unprincipled men redouble their efforts to impose upon their fellow citizens. Anyone who thinks, can see the same going on…
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Copy of a letter receiver by Mr. John Lamond, sear., from one of the Wilberforce boys, now at the war :— Aerodrome, via Heliopolis…
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The following information should be useful to 'soldiers who embark for the war:— Soldiers having accounts with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia may make…
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