Soldier's Letter
Gunner Fred. Hider, who went to the t front Windsor about, two years ago, writing to a friend in Windsor, says that he is ill in hospital at Rouen, suffering from French…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1917
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War Chest Dance
The young folk of Windsor who so successfully organised a dance in aid of the District Hospital some few weeks ago, were approached by the local War Chest Day…
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Deep was the patriotic enthusiasm of the ancient Tiberian communities , and tumu[?]uous was the manner of their welcome to their martial heroes, hot we venture to say that…
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Senator Mitten, Minister in charge of Repatriation, has made available the following statement for the information of the reader of this journal…
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Mr. Henry Norris, of Macquarie-street, Windsor, who has two sons at the var, has received interesting letters from the , elder boy, Private Arthur Norris. the first letter is…
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We take the following from the "Nepean Times":—Amongst the casualties recorded in the lists for June we regret to note the name…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fifth Commonwealth War Loan
The prospectus of the fifth Commonwealth wax loan has now been announced, and the particulars appear in our advertising columns. It will be seen that the terms are…
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Extracts from a letter, dated from England, 187-17, received by Mr. H. Norris of Macquarie-street, Windsor, from his son, Private Arthur Norris:—…
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Private Victor Holland, son of Mr. D. Holland, J.P., and Mrs. Holland of George street, Windsor, returned from active service three weeks ago, and arrived in…
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A deep gloom was cast over the district on Monday evening when it became known that the brilliant young officer and brave soldier, Lt. Colonel Cecil Robert Adam Pye…
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Mrs. A. Spy, of Windsor, received the sad news on Friday of the death of her brother, Lieut. Findlay, of Williamstown, Melbourne who was wounded on October 4, and died…
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Gunner D. L. Fernance, youngest son of Mr. James D. Fernance, of St. Albans, was killed in action, on September 29. He went away will, the 13th Reinforcements of the…
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Dear Girls,—You ought to be proud of the fact that your brothers are at the front fighting for you, for they are fighting for you, though you may not think it. Every…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Wilberforce Welcome Home
Fine enthusiasm was displayed at the welcome home La Wilberforce lads, on Saturday night. They reached home a couple of weeks ago and were informally . welcomed, but the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War and Temperance
Last Sunday being the National "Temperance Sunday," Rev. Jas. Steele preached in the Presbyterian Church, Windsor, on the above subject. He pointed out that alcohol…
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Letter written just before he was killed, by the late Private Charles Clifford, son of Mrs. Clifford, of Mileham-street, Windsor, to his brother, Mr. Henry Clifford—…
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On Saturday last, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter, of Marsden Park, received the sad news that their son, Private Joseph Carter, had been killed in action in France…
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There was a large gathering at Windsor School of Arts on Monday night, when several soldiers who recently returned from the front were formally welcomed home, and…
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At the service in connection with the war, held in the Windsor Methodist Church on the 21st instant, Rev. Jas. Steele delivered an address, of which the following is a brief…
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Mr. H. J. Clifford, or Macquarie street, 1 .Windsor, writes: Sir,—I am extremely grateful to you for publishing ir. 'the "Gazette" of November 16…
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