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SUCCESS ON GALLIPOLI
The following cablegram has been received by the Minister for Defence (Mr. Pearce) from Gen. Sir lan Hamilton. It was read in both Houses of the Federal ...
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DEFENCE.
The Minister for Defence (Mr. Pearce) started to-day that every effort was being made, and all the facilities at the disposal of the Defence Department used, to ...
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ARMY CONTRACT SCANDAL.
Arthur Kidman, an army contractor, who was convinced on Wednesday of having forged a name upon an army stores tender, came up for sentence to-day ...
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SOLDIERS' LETTERS.
Mrs. J. McKay, College street, Portland, Port Adelaide; has received a letter from her son, Pie. A. J., McKay, who was wounded at the Dardanelles. He stated:— ...
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"DOWN WITH THE KAISER."
In a case brought before Mr. Justice Ferguston and a jury of four, to-day. Angust Neilson, a German-born wharf labourer, claimed £150 from the Wharf Labourers' ...
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Col. Weir's Experiences.
The following letter, written by Col. S. Price Weir, V.D., to his brother (Mr. Harrison Weir) was dated "Gallipoli Peninsula, May 11, 1915. In my dugout. ...
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VIEWS OF SENATORS.
The President (Mr. Givens) took the Chair at 3 p.m. Mr. Millen drew attention to a statement relating to the resumption of ...
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A Soldier's Vision.
Pte. H. Morris, son of the late Mr. H. Morris, optician, of King William street, thus wrote from "Somewhere in France": —As soon as we have left the trenches it ...
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RIFLEMEN'S EFFORT.
The Broken Hill riflemen's patriotic shoot in aid of the Belgian Fund realized a total of £31 10/. ...
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CHEER-UP SOCIETY.
From the Hon. Organizer:—"Miss Yetes, the well-known florist, of Bowman's Arcade, has kindly offered to give the whole profits of violets sold by her on Violet Day to the Club for ...
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AUSTRALIANS' LEADER.
The knighthood of Major-Gen. Sir William Riddell Birdwood, K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., will be popular as a recognition of the feats of the Australian troops at ...
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BIOGRAPHICAL.
Capt. L. Gordon Holmes, only son of Dr. Holmes, of Norwood, has been wounded in the Dardanelles. Capt. Holmes, who was well known as an athlete, ...
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The Fighting 10th.
Pte. Arthur A. Jacobs, a member of The Register literary staff, who is at the front in the Peninsula of Gallipoli, writing to the Editor of The Register ...
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Red Cross Society.
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SWEDEN NEUTRAL.
'A' cable from Petrograd published on Wednesday stated that several Russian newspapers were uneasy as to the possibility of Sweden declaring war on Russia. ...
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Turks Ten to One.
Pte J. B. Munns (10th Battalion), writing to his friend, Mr. J. Taylor, Port Adelaide, from Valetta Hospital, Malta, on May 10, says concerning the landing of the ...
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A WAR INVENTION.
Mr. Fred Esmond, an Imperial Army man of more than 20 years' experience, and who saw active service in the Zulu and Boer wars, yesterday gave an interesting ...
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NORTH ADELAIDE CIRCLE.
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PIE K. D. GORDON.
Pte. K. D. Gordon, who is reported in the forty-third casualty list as being among the missing Australians in the fighting at Gallipoli, is a son of the late ...
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Patriotic Funds.
Previously acknowledged, £50,872 5 9; staff Crawford & Co. (7th instalment), £2 10/; employes W. H. Bruce Stores (4th instalment), £3 3/9; J. T. Hackett (5th monthly), £10; Walter ...
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A South-Eastern Defender.
Lieut. N. M. Loutit, of the l0th Regiment, writing to a friend in the south-east from Gallipoli, May 13, says:—"Well, we are at at at last and with every prospect ...
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LATE TPR. GRAY.
News was received from the Defence Department on June 24 of the death in action of Tpr. G. F. Gray, formerly of Aldgate, youngest son of Mr. James Gray, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LOYAL DOCTORS.
In their desire to do the utmost their profession is capable of, the medical practitioners of Australia are holding a conference in Melbourne to discuss the ways ...
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Navy Chaplain's Sympathy.
Mr. M. Alford, of Victoria street, MileEnd, has received the following letter from the Rev. Alfred H. Rose, chaplain of H.M.S. London, attached to the British Fleet at ...
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MUNITIONS.
Mr. Walter Leitch (director of Messrs. Joseph Baker & Sons, Limited, London, machinery manufacturers), who had offered his services in any capacity in which he ...
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First Recorded Casualty.
Lieut.-Col. S. Price Weir, O.C. 10th A.I.F., in a letter of sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. S. Talbot Smith in the death of their son, Lieut. Eric W. Talbot Smith, ...
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MR. PERRY'S EXPLANATION.
Mr. S. Perry said on Thursday that the press reports of the local conference on the manufacture of munitions on Wednesday made it apparent that what he had said ...
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THE NAVY LEAGUE.
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England in Wartime.
Mrs. Frank Dodd, formerly of Mundoo Island, has sent the following letters to her sister, Miss I. Beevor, at Glenelg. The first is dated from Hastings, England, ...
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Newspapers for Wounded Soldiers.
A lady, "J. H.," writes under date June 23:— "Since our boys went to Egypt I have been sending newspapers for them to Mr. Shapley, of the Y.M.C.A., and have ...
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MR. ANSTEY AND THE CAUCUS.
At to-morrow night's meeting of the Political Labour Council a decision will probably be arrived at relative to, the action to be taken in connection with the ...
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The Work of Snipers.
Pte. W. H. Martin, writing to his mother at Appila-Yarrowie from Abassia Military Hospital, No. 15, Alexandria, on May 11, says:—"I had no chance before to let you ...
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PTE. LEWIS.
Pte. J. L. Lewis, reported missing, is a son of Mr. J. L. Lewis, manager of the Union Bank at Port Adelaide. Prior to enlisting he was on the staff of the Union ...
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DISCUSSION IN FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
[?] In the House of Representatives to-day Sir William Irvine stated that he had received a letter from a returned soldier, ...
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DECLINE IN SYDNEY RECRUITING.
The prospects at the recruiting office did not look bright yesterday. There was a falling off. There often is on Thursdays and Fridays, but 121 men passed before the ...
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"Turks Won't Reap the Barley."
Following are extracts of a letter from Capt. Kayser, 12th Battalion, to his wife, dated from Gallipoli Peninsula, Ansac Cove, May 15:—"We none of us knew ...
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MISSING SOLDIER SAFE.
About 10 days ago Pte. F. E. Nourse, of the 16th Battalion of the South Australian Auxiliary Contingent, was reported as missing at the Dardanelles. On ...
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In the Country.
NHILL, June 21.—Mr. O. H. Douglas (President of the Nhill Hospital) telegraphed to the Minister of Defence offering, on behalf of the committee of management, to place the institution at the ...
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