Our Soldiers
There were welcomed to Wollongong up to Wednesday Lieut Humphries[?] (and bride), Smith street, Private C. Murphy (Keiraville) Pte. c. Cameron…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
271 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 12 of 14
A Mere Bagatelle. Peace Loan Better Than War Loan
There should be no hesitancy about subscribing to the Peace Loan. A heavy new War. Loan would have been can necessary had the War not come…
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A meeting was held on Monday night in the School of Arts' Hall. Mr. Price, in the absence of the president, occupied the chair, and a number of ladies and…
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On Wednesday next, 24th instant, the public Welcome Home will be given to Returned Soldiers in the Oddfellows' Hall, when the presentation of…
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The quota for Central Illawarra municipality for the Peace Loan was set down at £12,000. This centre of the municipality has again risen to…
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A meeting of the War Fund, committee was held on Tuesday night last, when an appeal was received from the Bomaderry Soldiers' Home for…
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About twenty returned soldiers are to be given an official welcome home in the Empire Hall on Thursday eight (9th October)…
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A meeting of the local branch of the Returned Soldiers' Association was held in the Wollongong School of Arts on Thursday night of last week…
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On Friday evening, Sergt. F. Tux[?] worth, C. de G., D.C.M., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Tuxworth, Campbell-street, was welcomed home to Wollongong, and on…
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Eleven returned soldiers were guests of honor at a public social in the School of Arts last Thursday night. These were Sergts. Guard and Smith, Corpi…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →School Honour Roll
This afternoon, Sir George Fullers, K.C.M.G., will unveil the Honour Board at the School. The relatives of the soldiers whose names are…
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Kenneth Anderson, J. McNeil Berth G. Boniface, C. Brandon, J. H. Brown, W. Bedford H. Chin, W. E. Colley H. W. Crisp, W. Dawes, T. Dyer, J…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Unveiling of Honour Roll
On Saturday afternoon there was a attendances of adult's as well as the children of the school on the occasion of the un[?] of the Honour…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldiers Entertained at Gerringong
After the Peace Day sports the soldiers of the Bomaderry Home and a number of the local returned men were entertained by the ladies of the…
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On Friday evening, 19th September, a welcome home was, given by the Presbyterian Jamberoo congregation and friends in the school hall to Tpr…
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Section 118A of the Defence Act 1903-18, makes employers liable to a heavy penalty if they refuse to rein state employees who enlisted for…
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Monday night, Sgt. J. S. Haddin and Sapper Ray Makin, M.M., were accorded an enthusiastic welcome home to Wollongong…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Lamondy M.H.R., Re War Service Homes Hansard
Mr. Hector Lomond (Illawarra): I want again to direct the attention of the Minister representing the Minister for Repatriation to the failure of the…
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The Manchester Unity (I.O.O.F.) are giving a welcome home to their soldier members in the Empire Hall on Friday night, October 24th. All…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Soldiers
There arrived home to Wollongong on Monday evening Sergt. J. S. Haddin, King Edward's Horse, son of Mr. J. Haddin, Garden Hill, and Sapper Ray…
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