Returned Soldiers
Private T. Smith returned on Tuesday, and was welcomed by the Mayor, who said that their young soldier had been a prisoner of war…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
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Soldiers' Home
The following donations have been received from April 30 to May 1:-Numba Red Cross, material for sofa cover; Mrs. Knapp, flowers and beans;Keiraville; 3 sets invalrd…
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At the last meeting of the South Shoalhaven Council, Ald. Herne, in discussing the best method of expending the proposed grant from the…
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The "Daily Telegraph," in commenting on the Peace Treaty, says it is not a weak, but a rigid peace, and justice. German militarism…
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At a special meeting of the Nowra Council, on Monday night, there were present—Ald. Holloway (Mayor), Thomson, Leatheara, Shepherd,…
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On Friday last Private Jim Bindon arrived home by the mid-day train. He was met at the station by members of the Reception Committee, and escorted…
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A meeting of the house Committee was held on Friday, May 19th. There were present : Mrs. Mackenzie, president; Mr. Hayles, treasurer; Mrs…
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Reuter's.--The Canadian Parliament has decided to disfranchise all defaulters under military service for fifteen years. A Washington message states there is a serious…
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The Canadian Government has decided to disfranchise defaulters under military service for fifteen years…
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Private R. Edwards returned on Tuesday and was accorded the customary reception. The Town Band led the procession which…
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A meeting of the House Committee was held on Friday, May 9th. There were present-Mrs. Mackenzie (President), Mr. Hayles (Treasurer), Mrs…
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The parade of returned soldiers was the most attractive feature of the show first day. Fifty five diggers marched with the old swinging, stride…
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Hawker has left St. John's for Ireland, and the flight is thrilling Britain. With lack, he is expected to arrive in West Ireland at three…
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Three returned soldiers--Privates Bert McPherson, W. J. Johnson and Charles Larsen-- were welcomed home on Monday…
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Reuter's Berlin correspondent: The German Cabinet has authorised the announcement that Germany would not sign the peace…
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A Vienna correspondent states that Budapest is quiet. The Government hopes to force men to enter the Red Guard through…
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The following donations have been received from May 9 to May 15:- Mr. A. Brown, case of apples; Mrs. Pestell, tomatoes; Miss Owen (Wol-…
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Wednesday [?] was a [?] of the [?] [?] many [?] relatives [?] [?]…
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On Saturday evening last the home of Mr. J. S. Monaghan, Osborne-st., was the scene of a happy family reunion, for the purpose of giving Pte…
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The Admiralty has announced that Hawker and Grieve have been transferred to the destroyer Revenge, which was due in…
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