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  5. The Moving Picture-Show

    The dispute between Mr. Hall and Senator Pearce is interesting. It shows that the Premier's name is not Bill Holman, but Bill Adams; and (surprise on surprise[?]) George ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. AUSTRALIA DAY PROBLEM

    Public Interest in the disposition of the Australia Day Fund is now thoroughly awakened, and there will be much [?]lised impatience if that "approaching conference" keeps delaying itself like a weather-prophet's rain. We face two facts whose simultaneous existence constitutes a tragic anomaly--first, that cases of necessity ...

    Article : 659 words
  7. "THIS THIN LINE"

    Major Mansbridge, who has just arrived from Gallipoli, and who was awarded the D.C.M. for gallant work there, in the course of an interview, said that the Australians ...

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  8. GALLIPOLI STRUGGLE

    The following story of the position in Gallipoli, written nearly six weeks ago by our special representative in London, is now, ...

    Article : 1,968 words
  9. HELD IN FORTRESS

    One of the strange stories of the war concerns Mr. Francis Luks, who describes himself as an Australian aviator. In the Daily Graphic of September 8 is ...

    Article : 698 words
  10. DRINK AND SLACKERS

    Writing to Mrs. R. Duddleston, Yass, a lady resident of Glasgow states that the streets of Glasgow are full of "slackers." Only the best of the young men were going ...

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  11. LITTLE PADDY'S MESSAGE

    The Sun on Sunday last published the portrait of a little child which had been picked up by Private Mathews, of Waterloo, on the bloody battlefield of Anzac. On the back ...

    Article : 137 words
  12. AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND

    In a letter to his father at Yass, Corporal W. J. Dyball, who has been in hospital in England, suffering from wounds, says, under date August 28:-- ...

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  13. BAYONET DUEL WITH TURKS

    "I am just recovering from wounds received whilst in a bayonet charge at Gaba Tepe. I was very lucky for a time, but eventually, after about six weeks in the trenches, ...

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  14. HAPPY AS KINGS

    Private S. M'Kinnon writes to his mother at Yass, from the Dardanelles:-- "We have been going night and day since landing. It is a splendid climate, compared ...

    Article : 117 words
  15. NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS

    The Sun does not accept contributions of verse or short stories. Only those articles which possess a news interest are required. ...

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  17. KNITTERS.

    There is nothing like Carbolacene for washing Woollens, Socks, &c., before sending them to our boys, Carbolacene cleanses and disinfects in one act, and docs not shrink ...

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