Soldiers Welcome
The soldiers welcomed since Our last issue Were :—Saturday.—Privates W. Kelly, R, Walton and W. Bronson…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
271 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 9 of 14
Pilgrims to Soldiers' Graves
During the war, the Y.M.C.A. conducted hostels in France which served to accommodate relatives visiting the dangerously wounded. It is now state…
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The second welcome social to returned soldiers connected with the Wollongong Methodist Church was held on Monday evening last. The hall was well filled…
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A meeting of the Parents & Citizens' Association was held on Thursday night, when it was reported that about £20 would result from the sports on…
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The new issue of War Savings Certificates is a step forward in the endeavour to stimulate thrift among Australians. It is the wish of the New South Wales…
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On Saturday, Major Evans, Deputy Commissioner for New South Wales, of the above Act, visited Wollongong for the purpose of securing first hand…
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There is much uncertainty as to another Commonwealth War Loan. There is no doubt that, with existing loans selling at a discount, the time is not…
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Private J. Puckeridge, M.M., arrived nome to Wollongong last night and received a hearty welcome. There was the usual procession to the Town…
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Private Joe Puckeridge, M.M., of Flinders-street, Wollongong, arrived back from the war yesterday evening, after about 3 1/2 years' service. He was…
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On Saturday evening in Wollongong, Major Evans, Deputy Commissioner, gave to a small assembly an exposition of the provisions of the War Service…
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The Minister for Repa[?]ation (Senator Millen) stated one Thursday that negotiations were entered into with certain institutions including the State…
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On Saturday evening last a large number of friends assembled at the wollongong railway station for the purpose of welcoming home Private…
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There are the highest spiritual and material reasons why everyone should devote their time and money in assisting this campaign. First, spiritually:…
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On Saturday afternoon Gordon Jan[?] (son of Mrs. James, Kenny-street), [?] turned from service. He was in [?] Tunnelling Corps, as an electrician. [?]…
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The following have returned to Wollongong:— Friday night: Munition Workers Tuxworth, Eastaway and Dodd…
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Private Ray Mien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of Young-street, Wollongong, will be leaving shortly for Germany as an escot with German…
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At a meeting of the Port Kembla War Fund Committee, held on Tuesday night, it was decided to donate £10 to France's Day Children's Funds…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Red Triangle Critics a Soldier Speaks Out. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—There never yet was an individual an institution or an organisation, having attained success in the [?]cal application of humanitarian…
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The friends and relatives of Wollongong Soldiers are once again reminded to kindly got into touch with Mr. W. J. Cochrane, secretary of the…
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Corpl. A. H. Smith, his father, Mr. A. Smith, fettler, has received word is due in the Beltana due at Sydney to-morrow…
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