General Information Anzac Day. Monday, April 25th, 1921
They are not dead—the soldiers fallen there; Their spirits walk throughout the world to-day; They all proclaim their message far and near:…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1921
49 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 2 of 3
Anzac Sports
The gentlemen of the School of Arts committee, at the conclusion of their meeting, met with the purpose of furthering interest endeavouring to bring…
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In our issue of last Friday we mentioned the holding of a united service on Campbelltown Recreation Green on Monday evening next, and now that…
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What is known as a most happy evening came the way of some sixty persons at Ingleburn on Saturday night last. The School of Arts had…
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At the meeting of the Progress Assn on Saturday might last, red white and blue flowers were placed in vases, and the members stood in…
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Anzac Sunday was duly celebrated in the churches. Special addresses were given in St. James', Menangle, St. Paul's, Mount Hunter, St. Barnabas', Werombi, and in St. John's,…
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The day of remembrance. Six years has passed, but still—a day of glorious memory. Six years has passed since Australian youth leaped from the boats’…
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Anzac Sunday was duly celebrated in the churches. Special addresses were given in St. James’, Menangle, St. Paul's, Mount Hunter, St. Barnabas’, Werombi, and in St. John’s,…
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On Anzac Sunday a service was held in the Rossmore C. E. Church in the morning by Rev. H. F. L. Palmer. There was a good congregation, and a fair sprinkling of returned…
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The housand and one people who patronised the local sports on Saturday last., although enjoying themselves to the fullest extent, left the sports…
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On Anzac Sunday a service was held in the Rossmore C. E. Church in the morning by Rev. H. F. L. Palmer. There was a good congregation, and a fair sprinkling of returned…
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“I would that my tongue could utter The thoughts that arise within me.” Calm and peaceful as befitting the occasion the morning broke. The…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Camden Sub-Branch was held in the School of Arts, on Monday last week. The President, Mr. G. M. Onslow, occupied the chair, and the…
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The Soldiers Memorial committee met on the 1st inst., present were: Dr. F. W. West (President), Messrs. E. H. Street, P. Butler, J. P. Neagle, E. Stuckey, E. Downes, C…
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The Soldiers Memorial committee met on the 1st inst., present were: Dr. F. W. West (President), Messrs. E. H. Street, P. Butler, J. P. Neagle, R. Stuckey, E. Downes, C…
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At the last meeting of the Soldiers’ Memorial committee the treasurer reported a credit balance if £229/1/6. In a district such as this, the latter sum, a mere moiety of what is…
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The Rev. H. F. L. Palmer, Rector of Ingleburn, writes asking that he may make an appeal through the press for immediate help for a returned soldier at Hoxton Park, who…
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The Rev. H. F. L. Palmer, Rector of Ingleburn, writes asking that , he may make an appeal through the press for immediate help for a returned soldier at Hoxton Park, who…
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The young men of the war who now find it difficult to go back to the draper's counter remind us of the boy who went to the circus. On his return home…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mount Hunter Soldiers’ Memorial Officially Unveiled last Saturday by Brig. Gen. G. M. M-Onslow
The monument itself, of which is here reproduced a photo, is constructed of the best Sydney freestone (Pyrmont), and the four panels containing inscription and names are…
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