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Newspaper

Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Aug 31, 1920

Page

3

Pilgrimage to Anzac and Memorial Service at the Cove

Lieut. A W Mildenhall documents a pilgrim journey to Anzac Cove, recounting the Imperial War Graves Commission memorial work, labor shortages, and a peaceful memorial service at Beach Cemetery. He reflects on trenches altered by winters, the Anzac landscape, and memories of the 1915 landing.

A.W. Mildenhall 2Nd Field Co N.Z Australian Comforts Fund Australia I.W.G.C Anzac Helles Suvla Lw.g.c Aecalandérs 2Nd Field Company of Engineers Gaba Tepe Suvia Anxde Cove Anzac Cove Constantinople No. 2 Walker's Ridge G.R.U New Zealand Sphinz Walker’s Ridge Monash Valley Canterbury Dead ‘Man’s Gully Pope's Hill Quinn’s Post Pope’s Hill Gallipoli Brighton Beach Kelie Plain Kilid Bahr Dardanelles Goeben Breslau Angaes

The White Lie at His Majesty's Theatre

A Paralta production presents The White Lie a murder mystery about a frightened wife whose lie triggers a murder plot. Miss Barriscale shines as the misunderstood wife with strong emotional scenes after a detective cross examination. Edward Coyén plays her husband and Charles Gunn the supposed lover in support.

His Majesty’s Theatre Bessie Barriscale Miss Barriscale Edward Coyén Charles Gunn

Nuns in Revolt at Prague Convent

A revolt erupted in the Laurensiberge convent in Prague during the third week of July as nuns of the Sisters of Charity met in the presbytery, demanding six weeks to alter order statutes. They sought removal of various superiors, better food, more freedom, and outside walks. The sisters elected a council to negotiate with the Archbishop and lay superiors if needs not met.

Laurensiberge Prague Order of Sisters of Charity

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