Evacuation of Second Australian Imperial Force from Melbourne
At Port Melbourne the Second Australian Imperial Force sailed in two days with calm efficiency. Troops gathered from Puckapunyal boarded transport ships while crowds on the shore cheered, sang, and waved as two bare dawns of rain and wind gave way to sun and marching songs.
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Port Melbourne
Puckapunyal
Royal Scots
Royal Welsh
Royal Irish
Green Howards
Bayside
Fishermen's Bend
St Kilda
Berlin
Fuhrer
St George
Merrie England
Digger
Pucka Thiamm 2
Bluey
Joe
Sid
Odyssy
ALF
Sir Thomas Blamey
Maxxeures
St Marks Harriers Runers At Kew and Mt Derrimut
St Marks Harriers reported on a recent open handicap at Kew where Mere Petherick suffered a minor strain but placed well. The club also staged a tight finish from St Marks Hall to Mt Derrimut with Reg Brown narrowly beating Roy Cox in a sprint finish. Jack More debuted promisingly and club captain prepares for 4 miles open handicap next Saturday, with members reminded to renew subscriptions.
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Mere Petherick
V Aa.a
Kew
Olso
St. Mark's Hall
Mt Derrimut
Anderson Road
Reg Brown
Roy Cox
Ind
Jack More
Gordon Pippett
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LE J. Holden
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Sydney
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James Hall and Sons
J. Geoffrey Hall
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Mr Hall
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Macedon
Summerhill Road
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Science
Sunshine Technical
L. G. Leroux
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Paisley Street
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