Wr. Phillip Gibbs, telegraphing on Friday, says: "Since the enemy left Loupart Wood in a hurry there has been no further movement in ...
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Article : 177 wordsDuring St. Patrick's Day fete and sports this afternoon, Dr. Mannix was a prominent figure. occupying the box in the grandstand, usually reserved for the Vice-Regal party. Much ...
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Article : 198 wordsMr. T. R. Bavin, the selected National candidate for Gordon, addressed a large meeting at Killara last night. Mr. J. Thompson presided. ...
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Article : 111 wordsMrs. Richardson, assistant secretary of the Voluntary Workers' Association, yesterday afternoon, presented a home tc Mrs. Bell, a war widow with six children. This home was ...
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Article : 64 wordsSt. Patrick's Day was celebrated to-day with a highly successful procession, sports, and concert. the Five Miles Cycling Championship was started by the Governor-General, [?] ...
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 18 Mar 1917, Page 2
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