Senator Pearce has written the following[?] appreciation of Anzae Day:- In an army, a knowledge of its past achievements is a mighty factor in its future success. ...
Article : 605 wordsSeventy-one men voluntecred at Victoria Barracks yesterday. Fifty-six were accepted. Again a number had come from the country, being either farmers, station ...
Article : 97 wordsShortly after 2 o'clock this morning a fire was discovered in the building of W. C. Penfold and Co., printers and stationers, in Pitt[?] street, near King-street. In a very short ...
Article : 737 wordsThe Governor of New South Wales has b[?]een honoured his Majesty with instructions to publish the following message the King on "Anzae Day":- "Tell my people of Australia that to-day I am join ...
Article : 136 wordsDesperate attacks on Mort Homme (west of the Meuse) on Saturday ended in the crashing defeat of the Crown Prince's army. The latter ordered that Mort ...
Article : 429 words[?] dESPERATE ATTACKS ON mORT hOMME (west of the Meuse) on Saturday, ended in the crushing defeat of the Crown ...
Article : 79 wordsA communique states: We took by assault a strong entrenchment 350 metres long cast of Seltz, the enemy losing heavily. We captured much munitions, ...
Article : 234 wordsIn Victoria to-day 39 recruits were obtained from 79 volunteers. BRISDANE, Monday. In Queensland to-day the enlistments ...
Article : 27 wordsOne of the Assistant War Chest Commissioners—Mr. Wm. Beit—has returned to Sydney after having spent several months in Egypt helping in the administration of the ...
Article : 1,076 wordsThe details of the fighting in Mesopotamia which have been coming to hand during the past few days have principally referred to subsidiary operations on the right, or ...
Article : 396 wordsA French airman dropped four bombs on So[?]ia, causing fires and panic. The airman returned safely after a [?]on-stop of 406 miles. ...
Article : 31 wordsAs the result of a boating accident two men were drowned at Como yesterday afternoon. At about 3 o'clock four men—Messrs. Harald Shirley, of Waterioo, Percy Brown, of ...
Article : 160 wordsGeneral Sir William Birdwo[?]d, accompanied by his wife, son, and daughter, was the[?]guest of Mr. Billyard Leake at l[?] ch[?]on at Harefield to-day. They afterwards ...
Article : 905 wordsMr. J. W. Gerard, the United States Ambassador in Berlin, has been warned to safeg[?]ard the interests of America in Germany and countries allied to Germany. ...
Article : 538 wordsThe "Journal's" Petrograd correspondent supplies details of the capture of Trebizond. A fierce engagement occurred at Karadere River [?] the 17th. the Turks ...
Article : 246 wordsThe Premier was asked yesterday if he was aware that there was a strong block vote in the Labour Conference against the Government. Mr. Holman replied: ...
Article : 544 wordsIt was hoped that the British expedition would by this time be so equipped as to be able to undertake a wide flanking movement, either round the marshy country to the north ...
Article : 263 wordsCorporal G. F. Davis, secretary of the Anzac Day executive, writes:- "To-day is Anzac Day. We have received much encouragement from the public as a ...
Article : 558 wordsA Russ[?] comm[?] says:—At Ashkalin. [?]n the Caucas[?]s, desperate Turkish attacks were repuised with heavy enemy losses. Our counter-attacks carried an ...
Article : 40 wordsA South Australian member of the Army Medical Corps, just returned, furnishes a r[?]port of a speech delivered at Portland, Devonshire, to Australian soldiers, by M. Aladin, ...
Article : 396 wordsFortunately we have been given an indication recently that the garrison is still some way off the end of its food resources. This was given us by the enemy themselves in a ...
Article : 375 wordsGeneral Sir Percy Lake cables; An attack on the northern bank of the Sannayyat position on the 23rd failed, though systematically [?]ombed since the 20th. Owing ...
Article : 157 wordsQuestions of vital interest to the Labour party and kndred political organisations, more especially the Catholic Federation, were discussed at to-day's sitting of the annual ...
Article : 369 wordsCome back to Gallipoli, Come once to us again. Back to the glorious gate to tears, Back, thro' the mists of pain ...
Article : 141 wordsThere is practi[?]ally no fresh news from the Western front[?] and matters in the Eastern theatre are enveloped in complete silence. The details of the big German attack upon ...
Article : 336 wordsA German communique this morning speaks of a "gas attack" by the French at Tracy-leVal, between the O[?]se and the Aisne, being foiled owing to the gas clouds being blown ...
Article : 397 wordsThe [?]nnual conference of British Social[?]sts, which [?]s being [?]eld [?] Manchester, resuited in a split [?] the party. The conference was attended by 150 ...
Article : 137 wordsArrangements have been made for celebrating in a befitting manner the first anniversary of Anzac Day. It is not to be a day of festival, but one of solemn ...
Article : 2,372 wordsThe "Times" states that nearly all the troubles of Mr. Asquith's Administration have spring from want of candour. The order-in-Council in which he now seeks ...
Article : 132 wordsThe first loading of wheat from the site of the wheat elevators at Glebe Island will be commenced to-morrow. The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. W. C. Grahame) will preside ...
Article : 58 wordsThe attendance at the Royal Show yesterday numbered 96,000, being an increase of 40,000 on that of Easter Monday of last year, when it was 56,000. The gate receipts yesterday ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 25 Apr 1916, Page 9
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