Anzac Day. Newcastle Observance
Service in commemoration of Anzac Day were held in various churches in Newcastle and district yesterday…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1922
773 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 11 of 39
Anzac Day Services Honor to the Brave Merewether Memorial
There was a large attendance at the Anzac memorial service held in Mitchell Park, Merewether, yesterday afternoon. The Mayor (Alderman A…
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Sir,—Anzac Day, and with it memories of the past. The departures for the seat of war, with troop trains, and troop ships, come back to us as the most vivid…
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The observance of Anzac Day is a matter of national impulse rather than organisation. The personal element still affects the celebration. There…
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A united religious service in commemoration of Anzac Day, promoted by the Boolaroo Branch of the Protestant Federation, was held in the Picture Hall on…
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Another anniversary of a memorable event has arrived, which reminds us of the brave deeds of those who made glorious the…
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Forget it never. The day our boys climbed Gaba Tepe heights. Their blood-stained tracks, shell-torn and bullet-churned, Receiving thus their [?]aptism of fire…
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The commemoration of the landing of The Australian troops on Gallipoli on April 25, 1915, will be observed throughout Australia. The arrangements for the…
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There'll a wraith-like shadow standing. On that barren Dardan shore. He sees the Navy Steaming…
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To Australian and New Zealand the cost of the landing was 9000 men, of whom at least 2500 were killed. They were men when their countries could [?] lose. But with their lives they purchased a tradition be young all human power to appraiser, and set for all time the standard of conduct for the Australian[?] Zealand soldier. A brilliant despateh from Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett, published a few days after the landing, brought the efforts of those young nations held [?] in such a manner that some speak to this day as if the unsurpassable heroism of the 29th Division, amid even heavier difficulties, has sometimes—not by[?]…
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To-day is the greatest anniversary In the Australian calendar. The sacri[?]ce we commemorate is yet too recent for the meaning of our proud observation of Anzac Day to be lost in the spirit of holiday. In practically every home in Australia there is a personal sorrow to recall,…
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Anzac Day in West Maitland was ushered in with wet weather, and the procession had to be abandoned. A combined citizens' service was…
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The Men of Anzac died for their country. We honor their memory best by lives of high purpose and unselfish service that help to make their country more worthy of their…
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Major-Chaplain A Stuart McCook, of Maitland, Presbyterian Moderator of New South Wales issues a message concerning the moral of Anzac:…
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In the Newcastle Cathedral the Rev. H.R. Holmes, M.A., into chaplain B.E.F., France, will be the preacher at the service in commemoration of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australia's Greatest Day Seventh Anniversary Anzac Celebrations in Newcastle Impressive Memorial Services
Newcastle entered with zealous Interest into the true spirit or Anzac Bay. Practically every doss of business was suspended for the whole or part of the day. The people with almost one accord answered the call to a reverent commemoration of the gallant heroism of the men whose deeds made Australia's part in the Grout War stand out among the most…
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Stephen Graham in his book, "Europe—Whither Bound," Rives the following picture of Anzac as it is…
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A long line of transports, slowly steaming through a glassy, dull grey sea, whose decks are lined with khandkiclad grim-faced men facing fire for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Letters of Blood the Name of Anzac Brigadier-general Paton, C.b., on the Birth of Australia As a Nation
IT IS SEVEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY SINCE THE FLOWER OF AUSTRALIA'S MAN[?]OOD, WITH MAGNIFICENT ECLAT,…
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Respecting the proposed camp for unemployed returned soldiers, the health inspector recommended to the Newcastle City Council last night that the…
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