A tricky rear fishtall wind inconvenienced the majority of the clubmen who attended the Randwick range on Saturday, and as a consequence the acores were on the low side. ...
Article : 849 wordsThe Norton Griffiths Company has just completed its first month's work on the unfinished and new sections of the North Coast line. The work has principally been one of ...
Article : 1,034 wordsCorporal A. L. Aucher, of the 2nd Battalion, Writing to friends in Sydney, says—"The Turks shelled as off the ridge. as we had no trenches, and the shrapnel played up with ...
Article : 333 wordsPRIVATE GORDON FREEMAN (Tas). Killed in action. PTE. C. S. HANLEY (Maryborough). Killed in action. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 113 wordsSignaller J. McDonald. writing to his mother in Ultime from Malta Hospital, speaks of the splendid trentment accorded to the wounded soldiers by the English residents. ...
Article : 85 wordsCorporal Howard M'Kern, of the 4th Battalion. in writing from the trenches to his mother, who resides at Mosman, says—"We have had a pretty rough time, but the Turks ...
Article : 167 wordsmanner of the death of Sergeant Roy I ambert, the well-known New Zealand footballer,is told in a letter by Sapper Thomas S[?]eeke to his father "During the desperate ...
Article : 140 wordsPrivate J. L. Maloney (wounded) writes to a friend in Sydney—"I only heard yesterday of the Coalition Ministry in England and the proposed system of compuisory ...
Article : 79 wordsWriting from the Greek Hospital, Alexandria, to his parents at Enfield Private Richard Ayres, Says—"I only came in here with a slight attack of illness, and the joke of ...
Article : 224 wordsThe bursting of shrapnel overhead, the roar of the artillery, and the steady boom of guns from our Warships, are a bit of a hair-raiser at. times, but it is wonderful how soon one ...
Article : 91 wordsWriting from the Dardanelles to his mother, Mrs. Smith, of Rosa-street, Croydon, Corporal R.F. Smith (Public Works) says:—"Where we are all the fighting is done at night, as the ...
Article : 245 wordsLieutenant Malcolm Cameron of the 12th Royal Scots, who is a Coogee boy, writing to his uncles Messrs. T. and G. Alcock, of Messrs. Farmer and Co., Hunter-street ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 571 wordsWriting from the trenches to his.mother, Mrs. Hean of Dubbo, Major Hean, D.S.O., says—"There is always an argument as to what is the day of the week, and the date. ...
Article : 207 wordsPrivate M. D. Kirwin, of the A.A.S.C., who was for same years emploted by the C.S.R. Company as, mill manager at Fill, writing to his parets in Woollnhra, says—"I am now in ...
Article : 116 wordsMajor John Patrick. Lawton McCall reported ill in hospital at Malta, was born in 1864, In. 1900 he joined the Irish Rifle Regiment in which regiment he was ...
Article : 978 wordsThe body of Charles [?] 72, a fisherman, lately residing at Barranjoey, was found on Saturday by Robert Co., [?]thouse-Keeper at Barranjoey, in the was of the water at ...
Article : 75 wordsThe Rev. L. Martin Andrews, a graduate of Cambridge Unlvenity, formerly of the Bush Brotherhood, stationed at Brewarrina, who enlisted as a stretcher-bearer in the ...
Article : 266 wordsPrivate Boots Writes thus to his aunt, Mrs. G. Phelps, of Gladesville—"When the first of the'troops landed in the Dardanelles I was on a.collier unloading ammunition, between the ...
Article : 148 wordsMR. E. MILNE, Formerly wester District Superintendent of Railways, who has been appointed to fill the yacancy. creeated by the death of Mr.Harry Richardson. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 30 wordsLip Gam Fee a [?] market gardener, whose late addres [?] at present unknown, was found in Belma. a park on, Saturday afternoon in a. semi-coascious condition. He was ...
Article : 56 wordsEric Williams, 13, living at Seaview-avenue, Chatswood, was playing with a dynamite detonator in Campbell-street, Mllson's Point, at about 6 o'clock yesterday evening, when it ...
Article : 68 wordsSince 9 a.m. on Friday the great Antaretie. disturbance, which then occupied the whole of the south-eastern States, has surged southwards, and on Saturday morning, its ...
Article : 188 wordsAn interesting deseription of the conditions under which, the work of the field ambulanuce is carried on is given in a letter from Lancecorporal Liggins, son of the late Mr, C. J. ...
Article : 208 wordsOne man was found dead and another unconscious in a room in the course of construction at Austral-street, Kogarah, on Thursday morning. The body was that of Harry ...
Article : 99 wordsA corporal attached to headquerters base, Zoitoun Camp, Cairo, writes—"In the'Herald' of May 12 I read a letter questioning whether the Australian troups in Egypt wore being ...
Article : 233 wordsA murder was committed near Darwin ort Friday evening at about 9 O'clock at what is known as the Police Paddock, where a number of aged and indignent Chinese, Malay, ...
Article : 153 wordsW. D. Smith, 40, a platman, employed at the Proprietary mine, fell down the shaft, from the 800ft to the 1200ft level last night. The unfortunate man was instantly killed, ...
Article : 47 wordsAs a result of the pressure brought to bear by the Premier, racing clubs have reduced their fixtures by 25 for the live months from August to December. This the Premier ...
Article : 62 wordsFrank Appleby. a married man, working in the South Blocks mine, was fatally injured on Thursday. He was eating his lunch when a piece of rock, came away from the 500ft ...
Article : 59 wordsTwo hundred Patagonian immigrants wore landed at Darwin on Thursday from the Japanese steamer Kwanto Maru. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe Council of the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures has decided to hold the "All Australian Manufactures Week" in September, commencing on Monduy, the 6th. An ...
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Article : 354 wordsAt a meeting of the executive of the United, Charitios' Fund, it was decided to hold a United Charities' Day or Saturday, October 23. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 9 Aug 1915, Page 5
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