Welcome-Home To Returned Soldiers, and Unveiling of Honor Roll at Bolong
There was a large attendance of resident at Bolong public school ground on Monday last, the occasion being a welcome-home to Privates R. J. Knapp…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
384 stories in South Coast's papers · page 13 of 20
Soldiers' Home
A meeting of the House Committee was held at the Bomaderry Convalescent Home, on the 21st June. Present: Mrs. Mackenzie, president; Mr. Hayles,…
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A very enjoyable evening was spent last Saturday, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. Collingwood, "Oak Flats," to welcome home their nephew,…
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Wande la's fecund welcome home to soldiers took place on Friday, June 13 when Ptes. Arnold (and Frank Salway were entertained. As…
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Reuter's Paris message.--At a meeting for the purpose of allowing the Turks to put the Turkish case before the conference, the Council of…
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At a meeting of returned soldiers held locally on the 18th instant, a branch of the Returned Soldiers' and Sailors'…
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The Commonwealth Treasurer has issued a pamphlet on "The Administration, Conversion, and Extension of War Debts of the British Empire,"…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →After the War of 1870-71. What France Had to Pay
France has twice been forced to pay war indemuities. In 1815, after Waterloo, the Allied nations, as a condition of the peace treaty…
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The following donations have been received at the Soldiers' Home, Bomaderry, from June 23 to 28:--Mrs. Hewlett, beef-tea (2 lots); Mrs. Watts,…
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A welcome was given to Bombardier Claude J. Powter, D.C.M., at the residence of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Faulks of Meroo, last…
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The new issue of War Savings Certificates is a stop forward in the endeavour to stimulate thrift among Australians. It is the wish of the…
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Reuter's.--The Finnish press states that 35,000 Bolshevist troops are concentrating near the Finnish frontier. The Bolshevist landing at Lake…
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A welcome home was tendered to Bombardier Claude J. Powter, D.C. M., at the residence of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr[?]. G. E. Faulks, of…
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At the last meeting of the Gladstone Repatriation Committee, an application was received from a returned soldier for a free passage from the…
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On Saturday night, 5th July, the people of Falls Crook and its suburbs turned out in numbers,--quite unexpected considering the numbers of…
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The "Times" Milan correspondent stales the Franco-Italian tension in Fiume exploded on July 6 in a real battle in the streets between the…
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The House Committee met on July 9th. There were present:—Mrs. Mackenzie (president), Mr. Hayles (treasurer), Mrs. Jamieson Williams…
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Mr. Austin Chapman.—Will the Minister representing the Minister for Defence state whether it is true that returned soldiers, when they…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mr. Chapman in the House. Federal Capital Territory. Settlement of Returned Soldiers
Mr. Austin Chapman.—Will the Minister for Home and Territories state what steps have been taken to redeem the promise made last year to…
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The House Committee met on July 9th. There were present:--Mrs. Mackenzie (president), Mr. Hayles (treasurer), Mrs. Jamieson Williams and Miss…
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