Soldiers' Valedictory. Bowral Committee
A meeting of the Bowral Soldiers' Valedictory Committee, at which the Mayor (Aid. Pickard) presided, was held in the Town Hall do Tuesday night. There were also present:…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
342 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 8 of 18
Soldiers' Home, Burradoo Appeal for Fresh Eggs
Residents who have any fresh eggs are earnestly requested to donate what they can spare to the above home, even if only in small numbers. Fresh eggs are always of the…
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A Rome despatch states that the in of battle is now loudest along the Plave. it has lessoned on the [?] front, where the enemy's losses…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mittagong Coo-ee-Club Soldiers Entertained
The first entertainment of the Coo ee Club in the School of Arts, Mittagong, on Wednesday night last was a distinct success, and must have been most gratifying to those…
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The first ente[?]sinment of the Coo-ee Club in the School of Arts, Mittagong, on Wednesday night last was a district success, and must have been most gratifying to those…
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The Austrians, badly defeated by the Italians, are retiring in disorder across the Piave. Italian reports state that the Austrian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Welcome Home and Italian Red Cross Entertainment at Kangaloon
A Kangaloon correspondent writes:— There was a large attendance in the local hall on Friday evening, 21st June, to welcome Privates stewart, who has been invalided home…
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A Kangaloon correspondent writer.— There was a large attendance in the local hall on Friday evening, 21st June, to welcome Private Stewart, who has been invalided home…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Christmas Parcels for Bowral Soldiers. To the Editor
Sir,—It has been decided by the Bowral Red Cross executive to make an effort to send a Christmas parcel to each Bowral soldier at the front. Each parcel is to weigh 7lbs., and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldier's Valedictory Presentation to Private Frost at Robertson
Another name ia to be added to Robertson's list of Soldiers. Private Frost, son of Sir.T. Frost of the Canterion Hotel, Robertson, was publicity farewelled in the local school of Arts…
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Another name in to be added to Rohertson's list of soldiers. Private Frost, of the Criterion Hotel, Robertson, was publicity farewelled in the local School of Arts…
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In response to the invitation issued by the soldiers [?] there was a large [?] at the Bowral School of Arts on Wednesday night, when a farewell…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Newspapers Hit by the War
"What a jolly good thing this war is for newspaper. They must be making a pot money," This casual statement, so frequently made by the…
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Another name is to be added to Robertson's last of soldiers, Private Frost, son of Mr T. Frost, of the Criterion Hotel, Robertson, was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Evidence by Experts on Drink and the War
The following are extracts from the evidence given before the Select Committee sitting in Sydney to inquire into the above question, Major Kater, Asjutant to the A.M.C., New…
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The western front is quiet again. East of Hamel we captured a few prisoners in the course of a raid. We repulsed an attempted hostile…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. London, July 7
Sir Douglas Haig reports that the number of prisoners captured in the operations on the Somme last week exceeds 1500…
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