Soldiers' Letters. HEED
Private E. P. Clott, who volunteered from Balgownie, in a letter to his father says:—It is a great experience over here (Egypt). If we ever get…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1916
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A Balgownie Soldier's Diary (2)
The following is a continuance of Pte. J. Masters account of experiences at Gallipoli, received by his brother, Mr. R. Masters…
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Miss Brett, Mt. Pleasant, has received a letter from Pte. G. Smith, from which the following are extracts. We had a pleasant journey from…
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On Monday evening we remind our readers the War Chest concert will take place, the local branch having worked satisfactory for its success…
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Mrs. W. R. Cooke, of Gerringong, has received two letters from her son Private Harold Cooke, in Egypt. Writing from Railhead Camp about 'eight…
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A well attended meeting of ladies was held in the Council Chambers last night to take steps to fall into line with other centres on the 30th…
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We have received the following, from a correspondent :— That children are much interested in the course of the war, and are…
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Admiral Von' Kessler told the German Navy League that Germany was entitled to use submarines as a weapon in a most daring way against the…
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Private Vic. Thompson writing Mr. H. S. Backland, of [?] from somewhere in France, says:—[?] day (Good Friday) proves me [?]…
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Kiama again showed its willingness to help in patriotly work by turning out on masse to the above concert, ably organised by Mrs. T. V…
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We have received copies of forms of application and other directions. There are circulars addressed to employees. The Government, the circular…
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Mr. Harry Gullett, who will lecture in the Town Hall, Wollongong, on Thursday, June 29th, under the auspices of the Wollongong War…
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The Mexicans blame the Americans for the recentencounter the Americans ordering the attack after they had been requested to withdraw…
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Only the other day (wrote the Manila correspondent of Leslie's Weekly) the Kansas volunteers got under a fire so heavy that, after spreading out in line of skitmishers, the…
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The following extracts are from a letter written from Colomoo by Private Albert E. Davies, the eldest son of the Rev. Thomas Davies…
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Corporal L. R. Carried, who left Sydney on the twenty-third December, last for the front, writes to say he spent a few months in various parts…
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From letters received by Mrs. J. F. Souter, Keiraville, from her husband. A letter dated from the trenches, in France, April fourteenth—…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Balgownie Soldier's Diary (3.)
The following is the continuation of letter received from Pte. J. W. Masters, by his brother, Mr. J. R. Master:—…
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A new departure has been made in connection with the War Loan now being floated, and one that is likely to prove extremely popular,…
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A message from Madrid states that it is reported that a German submarine is due at New York with a message for the President…
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