Sergeant Bond Urges Funds Amid War Oration
Fragmentary field report shows Sergeant Bond urging troops to send money and sustain efforts. He proclaims money drives morale, supports engineers, and enables heroic action, while critics question spending and delivery remains uncertain.
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Bond
Sergeant Bond
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Dairyman Charles Ralph Guilty in Cruelty Case at Beach Road
At the Hampton Police Court Charles Ralph, dairyman of Thoms Street, faced cruelty charges over a horse found with inflamed wounds after an incident on Beach Road on 20 September. Evidence by inspectors and officers supported the claim. Ralph was found guilty and fined 20. The case involved identity questions of the horse and adjournments for inspection.
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Leary
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Horne
Velendant
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Ralph
Auris
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R.A. Switch
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Linacre Park Golf Club Winter Match and Dinner
Linacre Park Golf Club closed the winter session with a match between the President and Captain selections, won easily by the Captain's side. A dinner and Smoke Concert at Linacre House followed, with a varied program and contributions from Dr B J Adam and others. The president distributed trophies and presented Mr W M Cattlin with a safe case in appreciation of his club work.
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Quillin Honored by Club for Loyal Support and Efforts
The club celebrated its most successful period since formation noting improvements to the course and public support. Mr Quillin was thanked by the secretary for district improvements and the committee, including Mr CK Higgins, received heartfelt praise. A box of golf balls was presented to the honored official with warm remarks.
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On to Berlin The battle cry echoes for victory
Armistice is rejected as the speaker urges continued war effort. The text mocks calls for truce and asserts a relentless advance toward Berlin, framing the conflict as a moral duty and a path to dawn and peace through victory. The rhetoric emphasizes endurance, sacrifice, and a dictated timetable toward final triumph.
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Cricket match brightens Sandringham Oval result by three runs
The district State school Sports cricket encounter at Sandringham Oval last Wednesday saw Brighton Beach and Sandringham clash in a thrilling match. Sandringham won by three runs on the call of time. The piece notes a curl of other oddities including a long note on the Dachstein Mountains and a bizarre exhibit about Jack Frost.
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