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THE LATE LANCE-CORPORAL F. P. DADDS.
The late Lance-Corporal F. P. Dadds, a son of Mr. J. W. Dadds, Carey's Gully, was born at Brougham-street, Mugill, on November 8, 1896. He was [?] at ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE LIEUTENANT V. L. BIDSTRUP.
The sad intelligence has just been received that Lieutenant V. L. Bidstrup has been killed in action in France. He was a fine type of young Australian officer— ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE A. McG. McKENZIE.
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, of Talia, West Coast, have received official information thai their youngest son, Private A. McG. McKenzie, was killed in action on July 26, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE L. DAVIES.
Private Leslie Davies, who died from pneumonia in England on March 7, was the fourth son of Mrs. Elizabeth and the late Mr. Samuel Davies, of Lameroo. He was ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE CORPORAL W. H. SANDERY.
Official news has been received that Corporal W. H. Sandery was killed in action in France on March 4. He Was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sandery, of ...
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THE LATE AIRMAN H. WARREN.
Mr. M. L. Warren, of Port Pirie, has received a cable message stating that Airman Harry Warren had been killed in France. He was in his 24th year, and ...
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THE LATE LIEUTENANT R. O. FORDHAM.
News was received on April 17 from headquarters in France that Lieutenant Roy O. Fordham was killed in action on Easter Sunday. He was the youngest son of Mr. ...
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THE LATE TROOPER C. ROBERTS.
In reference to the death of [?] Clive Roberts, 3rd Light Horse (son of the Mayor of Glenelg), the following letter has been received by Miss Dow, of ...
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THE LATE LIEUTENANT C. G. WHITEFORD.
Lieutenant C. G. Whiteford, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Whiteford, of Petersburg, enlisted on August 6, 1914, and went into camp on August 14, and helped ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE C. E. BOOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bootes have been advised that their son, Private Charles E. Bootes (previously reported missing) was killed in action on November 5, 1916. He ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE R. S. READ.
Official information has been received by Mrs. H. Read, of Mannum, that her youngest son, Private R. S. Read, died in the 13th General Hospital, [?] as the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE F. F. BASSETT.
Private F. F. [?] was the youngest son of Mrs. Bassett, of Walkerville-road, St. Peters. He wan employed in the warehouse of Messrs. Matthew ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE CAPTAIN NASON.
Captain and Flight-Commander J. W. W. Nason, Royal Sussex [?] and Royal Frying Corps, killed in action, was the son of the late Dr. C. St. S. R. Nason ...
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THE LATE LANCE-CORPORAL S. G. GRIGG.
Lance-Corporal S. G. Grieg, who was killed in France on March 26, was a nephew of Mrs. J. G. Traegar, of Hamley Bridge, where he resided previous to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE E. MEDHURST.
News has been received that Private E. Medhurst was killed in action in France on March 26. Private Medhurst enlisted last year and had been at the front for ...
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LATE PRIVATE T. A. C. TASKER.
Information hag been received by Mrs. F. M. Tasker, widow of Mr. T. J. Tasker, that her youngest son, Private T. A. C. Tasker (Clyde) was killed in action ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE W. E. HARVEY.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Harvey of Yacka, have been officially notified that their second son, Private W. E. Harvey, has been killed in action in France. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE LATE PRIVATE J. M. GARE.
Word has been received that Private J. M. Gare died of wounds on March 28. Private J. Gare was a native of the Narracoorte district, where he was Well known ...
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NEW AUSTRALIAN STANDARD FOR RECRUITS.
With the approval of the Imperial authorities. General Birdwood, and the finny medical authorities, the Minister of Defence has fixed the standard of height ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE DONOVAN.
Mrs. Thomas Donovan has received the following letter from a soldier in France concerning the death of her son:—"On August 13, 1910, I was with Private ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE V. BEST.
Mrs. M. Whipp, of William-street, Norwood, has received a notification from the military authorities that her brother, Private victor Best, was killed in France on ...
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