War Museum in Sydney
The Director of the War Museum left Melbourne on Monday for Sydney, to inquire if suitable accommodation is available there for a museum which it…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1923
146 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 3 of 8
New War Peril. Why France Is Right
A striking defence of French action in the Ruhr has been made by one of the great leaders of industry in Britain -- Mr. George Mure Ritc[?]le,…
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A large number of people assembled in the grounds of the Tennis Club an Saturday afternoon to witness the anveiling of the club's Honor Roll…
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The Soldiers' Club, which now occupies the Public Hall in Percy Street, is to be officially opened on Anzac night, when a Diggers re-union, will…
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A striking defence of French action , in the Ruhr has been made by one of the great leaders of industry in Britain—Mr. George Mure Ritchie…
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Next Wednesday is Anzac Day, and at eleven o'clock in the morning, two minutes silence will be observed, in honour of the men who stormed…
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Last Sunday was observed in all the churches in Dubbo as a day for special services in connection with the commomoration of Anzac Day (to-morrow, 25th…
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Holy Trinity Church was draped with Unions Jacks and Australian flags on Sunday evening, when the Rev. C. W. Leavers conducted a fully choral Auzac…
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The arrangements for the memorial services to be held at the Cemetery and at the Open-air Picture Stadium are now complete. The motor cars to take…
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Yesterday was Anzac Day, the anniversary of the day on which the Australian troops forced their landing on Gadipoli and the day on which…
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The new Club rooms in connection with the R.S. Club, which are now situated in the Public Hal, Percy Street, were officially opened by Col. E. E…
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The sadness and poignant remembrances of the morning had been laid aside, and the returned men of the district met at the Masonic Hall at…
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On Wednesday morning the commemoration of Anzac Day was fittingly observed in Dubbo, and an air of reverence surrounded all the different…
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At the meeting of the Dubbo Municipal Council on Tuesday evening, the Mayor (Ald. J. B. Macdonald) referred to the observance of Anzac Day. He…
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Wednesday last, April 25th, was the eighth anniversary of that great feat of arms performed by the boys from Australia and New Zealand on the…
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Following the ceremonies of the morning a dinner, which may become the annual dinner of the Dubbo branch of the R.S. and S.I. League, was held…
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At the Public School on Tuesday afternoon last, in the presence of a few parents and citizens, speeches appriate of Anzac Day were made by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Public School Magazine Conducted by the Pupils of the Wellington Intermediate High School Anzac Day
Anzac Day is the celebration of perhaps the bravest and most daring piece of work in modern warfare. The charge by the Australians and New…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Anzac Day. at Cobar Public School
The Cobar Public School was closed on the 25th April, but on the afternoon of the 24th, the whole school was assembled under the flag. Addresses were…
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