Soldiers' Memorial Hall Ball
The Soldiers' Memorial Hall ball, to celebrate the official opening of the ball, will be held on the night of May 24th next, when debutantes will be…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1934
179 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 5 of 9
Anzac Day
Anzac Day, Wednesday, 25th April, was fittingly marked at Port Macquarie by the holding of a combined Memorial Service at the Soldiers'…
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The third round of the consistency handicap was played on Anzac afternoon and, with the exception of the match between Christenson and Whatson, some…
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A record number of ex-service men took port in the Anzac Day service at Wauchope, which was preceded by a procession of returned men and Junior…
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On Wednesday last the citizens of Taree again fittingly celebrated the anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli on 25th April, 1915. Although 19 years…
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There were large gatherings at the ceremonies In observance of Anzac Day in Taree on Wednesday…
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While about 36 Diggers, including Mr. A. S. Henry, M.L.A., were attending the annual Anzac dinner at Copeland's Cafe, at Maclean on Wednesday, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →War Inevitable. Sydney
Professor Roberts, in a broadcast address, declared that nothing could prevent the armaments race in Europe which, if not delayed by…
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The Soldiers' Memorial Hall ball will take place at the hall on Thursday, 31st May, when the Hon. W. M. Hughes will be present. Arrangements…
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During his Anzac Day Sermon in St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, Wednesday last, the Rev. Father A. Goodman, who was a chaplain during the war…
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Anzac Day brought a large crowd to Kempsey, Wednesday last, to take part in the memorial service at the Monument…
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The 18 holes handicap competition played on Wednesday, 25th inst., resulted in a tic between P. G. Price nett 68 and F. Lyndon nett 68. Lyndon won…
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The Mayor of Wingham (Ald. H. Machin) presided at the Anzac Service held in the Memorial Town Hall, Wingham, on Wednesday morning…
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Professor Roberts, in a broadcast address, declared that nothing could prevent the armaments race in Europe which, if not delayed, by economic or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cost of Great War. Toll of Life--losses in Money Astonishing Figures. Britain's Huge Expenditure
What did the Great War cost in human lives, in money and in the destruction of property? asks a writer in the Melbourne "Age." In these respects…
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The village of Yate, Gloucestershire, heard recently of the death of a man for whom it had held a memorial service twenty years ago…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Monkey Tricks Love and War at the Zoo
Visitors to Taronga Park spend hours watching the antics of the monkey pit-- it provides a diversity of fascinating studies…
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Complete preparation is being made for the opening of the Memorial Hall on 31st May. Hon. W. M. Hughes will spend two days in the district. A civic…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Anzac Day Message Resented by German Consul. Sydney
The Consul-General for Germany recently protested against portion of a message which the Governor-General circulated on Anzac Day to the effect…
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The regular monthly meeting of the R.S.S. & I.L.A. took place in the Memorial Hall Saturday evening last; and there were present:—Mr. H…
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