The War. Latest Cables
The battle between Nieuport and Ostend continues fiercely. Many Belgian wounded have reached the base hospital…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
119 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 6
A Soldier's Letter
The Paris "Figaro" publishes a letter from the front, containing a very graphic description of soldiers on the march. "One sees," says the writer…
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The Allies are still maintaining their position in France against the Germans. The Germans are retreating before…
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English papers to hand give particulars of the state of the public mind when the news of the British reserves at Mons came to hand. One…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The War. Latest Cables. The Naval Bat[?]le
The New York "Herald" gives a description of the Naval Battle off Valparaiso between the British and German ships. The paper states that the…
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A message from the High Commissioner says that owing to hostile acts committed by Turkish forces under German officers a state of war…
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Picture-goers and others interested in the affairs of the British nation will be pleased to know that Kiama's Own Pictures has arranged to show the…
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According to reports from Odessa, the Russians consider themselves masters of the Black Sea, as the Turkish fleet has retired behind the…
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A meeting of the reading merchants of London was held towards the end of August, and strange as it may seem, the keynote of all speeches was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. Winter Clothing for Our Soldiers. the 4th BATTALION. (To the Editor.)
Mrs. Langtree and Mrs. Arthur Onslow are making and collecting warm [?] socks, mittens, and caps to [?] to the men of the 4th infantry…
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Dear Sir,— Mrs. Langtree and Mrs. Arthur Onslow are making and collecting warm shirts, socks, mittens, and caps to send…
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The war news is very satisfactory; the daily newspaper explanatory notes are more so. The gist of one of the latest explanatory notes: "It seems…
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Port Kembla Patriotic Fund, total to October 31 st, 1914:—Amounts previously acknowledged, £166 1s 1d; received during October.—…
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The London "Globe" states that Rear Admiral Troubridge, commanding the Mediterranean Fleet when the war started, has been courtmartialled…
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There are few things that appeal more directly to the average reader than a really unusual and artistic portrait of a popular here…
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The London "Times" correspondent [?] West Flanders states that the arrival of heavy British guns has demoralised the Germans, whose guns…
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William Henry Gallimore, of the 1st Royal North Lancashire Regiment, is a standing and heroic example of the Englishman who "never says die." He…
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The following have been culled from the English papers:— Wives visiting their husbands in the Territorial Force stationed at towns…
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The German transports are every-where in motion in Flanders, and large forces of cavalry and artillery are leaving Thielt for Ypres and…
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To the reader who likes to get an answer to the queries that arise daily from the war news, we strongly re commend' the four sixpenny numbers…
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