The Anzac Entertainers
About 330 people attended the Empire Theatre, Bowral on Thursday evening last, when a capital enter[?]sinment was given by the above company all the members of which…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1917
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Win the War League Day
In connection with the above a public I meeting was held at the Empire Theatre, Bowral, on Friday night last there being only a moderate attendance. The Mayor (Ald. Rbb…
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In the latest casualty lists the names of Private G, Ditton. Moss vale and private W.M. Quigg, Wingello, appear among those…
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Field Marshal Haig reports that as the resuly of announcing pressure, the enemy vacated important position on the Anore…
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The function at Moss Vale in connection with the above took the form of a free picture show in the Centennial hill on Friday evening,…
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A presentation of a safety razor, a mirror, and a mascot was made at interval time at the picture show at Moss Vale on Saturday night by the Mayor, on behalf of the War…
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British troops are still advertising all along the line of the Ancre upon the positions from which the German are withdrawing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Little Border War. of Expedition to Punish Head-hunters in House
In the course of reply to some questions from Sir W. Byles, the Under-Secretary for India gave an interesting little account of a…
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Mr. commissioner Garraway addressed a meeting at the Twon Hall, Mittagong on Friday evening last, as voluntary organiser for the War chest fund, which acted as the…
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Mr. Commissioner Garraway addressed a meeting at the Town Hall, Mittagong, on Friday evening last, as voluntary organiser for the War Chest Fund, which acted as the…
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Lieutenant Littlejohn, organising secretary for subdivision of Werriwa, conducted a win the war meeting at Mittagong on Wednesday evening last. He had with him…
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Sapper A. E. Booth, of the mining corps, returned to Moss Vale on Monday night. A number of friends met him at the railway station…
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Private J. Lake, son of Mrs. James Lake, of Mittagong, is again an inmate of the Berrima District Hospital, Bowral having just been operated upon for speendicits. This…
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Signaller Tom Skeyhill, whose visit to Moss Vale on Monday is creating such ,a great interest, has had a remarkable Career Before the outbreak of war he was a tele-…
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An open-air meeting was conducted last week opposite the post office by the Win-the-war League, presided over by the mayor, the speakers being Mrs. Norman Shelley, Lieut…
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A meeting was held in the School of Arts, Bowral on Thursday evening last under the suspices of the win the war League. It was one of the best meeting of the kind held in…
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The British entered Peronne on Sunday. A portion of the town was smouldering. The Germans are in full and rapid…
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