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CHRISTMAS BILLIES
The Essendon Gazette and Keilor, Bulla and Broadmeadows Reporter (Moonee Ponds, Vic. : 1914 - 1918) Thursday 16 March 1916 Edition: Morning., page 4
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The Essendon Gazette and Keilor, Bulla and Broadmeadows Reporter (Moonee Ponds, Vic. : 1914 - 1918) Thursday 16 March 1916 Edition: Morning., page 4
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| 2012-01-27 17:41:18.0 | user:public:Lenore | Miss W. Spraston, Filsot street, Ascot hilly. All the articles were exceedingly useful-the cocoa, cigs., sardines andt numerous other things, lwhiclh were in with IEssendon; also the place whlich Many a time I hate strollel through Q Queel's Park. I should be delightt-l | Miss W. Sproston, Filson street, Ascot billy. All the articles were exceedingly useful-the cocoa, cigs., sardines and numerous other things, which were in with Essendon; also the place which Many a time I have strolled through Queen's Park. I should be delighted |
| 2012-01-27 15:14:11.0 | user:public:Lenore | Mrs. Tankard, 44 Theie Parade, Ascot Vale, received the following:-- . contained. I ant afraidyouribilly can should have gone to someone else,. be cause on your postcard you , wrote "Dear Hero." I don't-think'I am quite a hero yet. It is not three, months cpuntry elsewhere. Iam: simply .a com mon private who is waiting his turn., However, I think there was, no short .age of billy cans. So as the rehl hero did not, go without, perhaps I have not dona much harm. 1 was surprised' to find that so many useful.things coiild be put into one small billy: 1 tried to put tlhem all, in again' afte.l"I had emptied them out.' Ifound I hadn't found in my can wiill. be a source of, c PRIVATE H. 0 GREGORY. | Mrs. Tankard, 44 The Parade, Ascot Vale, received the following:-- contained. I am afraid your billy can should have gone to someone else, be cause on your postcard you, wrote "Dear Hero." I don't think I am quite a hero yet. It is not three months country elsewhere. I am simply a com mon private who is waiting his turn. However, I think there was no short age of billy cans. So as the real hero did not go without, perhaps I have not done much harm. I was surprised to find that so many useful things could be put into one small billy. I tried to put them all in again after I had emptied them out. Ifound I hadn't found in my can will be a source of PRIVATE H. O GREGORY. |
| 2012-01-27 15:04:34.0 | user:public:Lenore | Mrs. H..P. Bull (late of eMoonce. Ponds) received, the enclosed :acknow ledgment.of a.Xmas billy: Just a'short letter, thanking you, kindly for the Xmas billy.' The one I received from you .was grand. It is nice to knoios that the people in Aus-: Brigade, 'enming from N.S.W., but: `my people live in Mooneoe Ponds. We fopglht between the British and Egyp | Mrs. H..P. Bull (late of Moonee Ponds) received the enclosed acknow ledgment of a Xmas billy: Just a short letter, thanking you kindly for the Xmas billy. The one I received from you was grand. It is nice to know that the people in Aus Brigade, coming from N.S.W., but my people live in Mooneoe Ponds. We fought between the British and Egyp |
| 2012-01-27 14:43:04.0 | user:public:Lenore | Miss Cook, Ashby," McPlhersonst. received the following ackliowledgment of Xmas hilly: As one of theboys fronm Gallipoli, it falls 'to my:wlot-to erite-youi thisnote ofi, ippreiatiotn ofydour kind actioni of sendinmg ucli afine collection d in the Xmas's billy ,,We li~ve withlus a cbhap iv hot is acquainited With youi and yaoitr people. ??-e is Girdon Willininams of'A. cot Vale, and he'wishes to be remem bered to you ll:": : " PRiVATE GEORGE LLOYD | Miss Cook, Ashby," McPlherson st, received the following acknowledgment of Xmas billy: As one of theboys from Gallipoli, it falls to my lot to write you this note of appreiatiot of your kind action of sending such a fine collection in in the Xmas billy. We have with us a chap who is acquainted with you and your people. He is Gordon Williams of'As cot Vale, and he wishes to be remem bered to you all. PRIVATE GEORGE LLOYD. |