Unity and strength of Returned Sailors' Imperial League of Australia
A historical notice outlines the formation and growth of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia from 1916 to 1918, detailing branches, congresses, social clubs, governance, membership fees, and the league's aims to protect members and promote postwar welfare across Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial League of Australia
Australia
Australasia
League of
South Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Subee
Brisbane
Sydney
Hobart
Tasmania
Western Australia
League
Commonwealth
Stock Exchange
Collins St. Melbourne
Congress
United Action
Commonwealth of Australia
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Dunnybhuur
Famgus
Carlton
Banbury
Victoria Street
Tom Williams
Perth
T Newser
The
Rose_ Hotel
Bunbury
L. GC. Illingworth
Shaftesbury Hotel
Prince of Wales Hotel
Stephen Street
W. L. Marsh
Balingup Hotel
W.A
Fred Hancock
Brunswick Hotel
Mrs. Kelly
Proprietress
Bohemia Hotel
Murray Street
A. J. Tunney
Cafe
Wagin and Dumbleyung
Royal Hotel
W. H. Jones
Savoy Hotel
Hay Street
Bridgetown
Perry
Busselton
Harry Fitzmaurice
Harvey Weir
Miles
Groves
Harvey Hotel
E. Hurley
York and
Yarloop
Nannup
Union
Motors
Mart
O’halloran
Court House Hotel
Greenbushes
Ernie J. Eyles
W. J. Fist
Nature's Signs
Bairds’ Arcade
Associated Opticians’ Company
Mr. Fist
Baird's Arcade
Bunbury Butter Co., Ltd
Baldock
J. G. Baldock & Co., Ltd
Nyal
Carr & CO
Associated Fruttgrowers of West Australia, Ltd
H. Platts
Wellington St
Bank of Australasia
Locke’s
Wellington Street
Complete House Furnishers
Penfold
Clarke’s Stores
Chas. G. Johnson
Lyric Theatre
Henry Wills , Co
Fremantle
Henry Wills & Co
J. L. Hithersay
Paixce
Wates Horst
George & George, Drapers
W. J. George
City && M. J. Royal Mail
General Carribe
Kelly Lime and
Claton
Vehicle For Hire
Dey and Wight