Articles from page 2: Previous page Next page
-
Please wait. Loading browse data...
-
Reminiscences of Early Glen Innes.
"Candelo."--We have received e letter bearing this signature, in which the writer refers to the race meeting on Tuesday evening as a ...
Article : 1,189 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 188 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 263 words -
From the Trenches.
"After 10 weeks in the trenches, and after nearly stoping, a bullet which took off about three inches of flesh, I came to the hospital here ...
Article : 202 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 264 words -
BLEW A HOLE IN-HIS CLOTHES.
Private W. Anderson, writing from 2nd London Hospital, to his parents in Sydney, states:-- Just a line or so to let you know ...
Article : 340 words -
Glen Innes Hospital.
The usual monthly meeting of the committee of the above was held on Monday night. Present--Messrs W. M. Legh (president), W. A. Cramsle. ...
Article : 394 words -
HIS UNLUCKY DAY.
Writing to a friend in Sydney, Col. W. C. Wills, now in hospital at Malta, tells of his unlucky day when he received his wounds. "We were in ...
Article : 227 words -
THROWING HAND BOMBS.
Private Robert J. Stinson, writing to his brother at Barier College, from [?] in the trenches, Gallipoll" on ...
Article : 16 words -
Red Cross Comforts.
The following extract from a soldier's letter, written on a transport hospital ship, leaving the Dardanelles, will be of interest to Red Cross ...
Article : 255 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 118 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 1 words
Buy
Download
Please choose from the following download options:
Print page as...