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wounded men by his side, Reid had responded "Don't mind me; see to these fellows". Collick also remarked that, he was one of the bravest officers in South Africa; and that, although "Reid's wound was serious enough to get him three months' leave of absence", he insisted on returning to action immediately he had recovered sufficiently and leading his men.
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seem peculiar for a clergyman to join as a common soldier"; however, in his view, "when the time and opportunity offered… every man should act patriotically as well as talk patriotism", and that " there might be questions as to the beginning of the war" it was clear that, "now that it had started they should all unite to see it through. (Loud applause.)"
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Metropolitan team. Thus, Stan Reid played for the first combined Victorian Football League side that ever played in metropolitan Melbourne – earlier in that same week, a far weaker combined V.F.L. team had travelled to Bendigo, and played a combined
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Reid recovered from his stomach wound and returned to action with his unit. In 1902, Mr. Collick, a military chaplain, reported that when he had gone up to the wounded Reid (Collick had been riding in company with Dr. Francis Reid) and told him that he would call an ambulance, pointing to the two
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he returned, those present "would be able to say that they had given a farewell to a man who had taken his part for the
British Empire". He also stressed that his enlistment had been thought out at some length and was not the consequence of a momentary whim, remarking that "to outsiders… it might
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Boulder in general), the ladies of St George's Presbyterian Church presented Reid with a silk gown. At the same gathering, presided over by the Mayor of Boulder, Mr. John M.
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Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday, 12 June 1897; however, for some trivial reasons, relating to the question of the free admission of V.F.L. delegates to the Members' Reserves, the Melbourne Cricket Club refused to allow the
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Victoria and taking up his post at Boulder in Western Australia, he was still able to produce a good performance. He competed in the "Military Sports" division of the four-day carnival arranged to aid the St George's Presbyterian
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a Trooper. The newspaper was also led to remark that "it might seem to that a clergyman should volunteer for active service, and would say at once that, though he had not received the sympathy which he had expected from the members of his own denomination, he knew in his heart that he had the
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Reid was injured early in the game, was unable to continue, and left the field; which, according to the rules of the day, which allowed for twenty "run on" players for each team with no replacements, left his team one man short (he was, however, fit enough by the following Saturday to play for
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about three miles from camp we lodged the guns in a position in which they had command on all sides within a range of about 3,000 yards. From the kopje we advanced, the Fifth on the left and the Sixth in the centre, and on the right we advanced two and a half miles from the guns to some
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had broken out in October 1899, Reid volunteered to serve as a chaplain to the Second Contingent of the Western Australian Mounted Infantry. His offer to serve as a chaplain was not successful because there were no vacant positions at the time of his application.
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newspaper obtained the letter from his mother, and noting that "this letter gives an account of his experiences during a very anxious time" (viz., the time that he was missing), published it on 11 October 1900, without seeking Reid's permission to do so.
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of 21 May 1901, noting that Reid "was for some time the minister of the Presbyterian Church at Boulder", reported that "he was regarded as a fine soldier, and one who had a more than ordinary moral influence over his comrades in the field".
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Handcock-Morant military scandal" Robinson was relieved of his command, and reduced to "Corporal Robinson", thus effectively exonerating Reid, and verifying that his privately expressed views were reliable.
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Roberts also sent a cable to the Presbyterian Church in Boulder on 5 October 1900, expressing his opinion that Trooper Reid was "one of the best of a corps that has done admirable work".
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of 20 January 1900, notes that Reid's response to a toast made to the "Scottish Members of the Second Contingent" (thirty of whom were present at the
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on behalf of the members of the contingent who had received their support at Karrakatta. The contingent arrived in South Africa on 29 April 1901.
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British Concentration Camps of the South African War (1900–1902): Middelburg Concentration Camp, Camp Register: Mrs Johanna van Niekerk (87499)
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Swan Hill Genealogical and Historical Society: Swan Hill at the time of Federation
3683:
3678:
2758:
2754:
2685:
1538:
Sporting Intelligence: Cricket: Church of England Grammar School v Scotch College
3870:
3850:
3271:
2617:
Australian War Memorial Boer War Nominal Roll: Lieutenant Frederick William Bell
2610:
Australian War Memorial Boer War Nominal Roll: Lieutenant Harold Barry McCormack
2475:
2225:
2139:
The Presbyterian Church in Western Australia: Church Extension on the Goldfields
1131: His conduct in the field was most exemplary.
956:
780:
614:
285:
Presbyterian churches in 1899. He died on 10 August 1910, in Victoria, aged 68.
3192:
The Colonials in South Africa, 1899–1902: Their Record, Based on the Despatches
2741:). Murray, (1911) p. 416, and Main & Allen, (2002), p. 9, give the name as
1309:
236:
in the Sixth Western Australian (Mounted Infantry) Contingent (6WAMI) in 1901.
3875:
3815:
2629:
Australian War Memorial, Honours and awards (gazetted): Frederick William Bell
1235:
1212:
1036:
788:
610:
591:
523:
259:, Victoria on 12 July 1872, and was one of their five sons and two daughters.
3603:
3594:
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3564:
3554:
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3534:
3524:
3514:
3504:
3488:
3478:
3468:
3458:
3448:
3438:
3408:
3381:
3371:
3361:
3351:
3341:
3331:
3311:
3301:
3291:
3281:
2990:
2974:
2931:
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2588:
2561:
2545:
2429:
2413:
2387:
2329:
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2254:
candidate starting the instant he had accomplished all of these operations" (
2237:
2178:
2170:
2122:
2054:
2046:
2030:
2013:
1998:
Follower, "The Football Season: The Final Match: Fitzroy Win The Premiership"
1955:
1842:
1724:
1699:
1641:
1593:
1436:
1003:
Three days later, on the morning of 29 June 1901, Reid died of his wounds at
3613:
3584:
3428:
3418:
3261:
3251:
3241:
3221:
3025:
2608:
attacked the Boer position with Lieutenants Reid and Harold Barry McCormack
2289:
2233:
2138:
2103:
1939:
1927:
1911:
1826:
1769:
1745:
1651:
1609:
1577:
1561:
1545:
1537:
1510:
1502:
1494:
1478:
1110:, having made reference to his academic and clerical careers, reported that
979:
267:
256:
65:
666:
A Company of the Victorian Mounted Rifles on manoeuvres in Victoria in 1889
2620:
1546:
Sporting Intelligence: Cricket: Scotch College v. Melbourne Grammar School
1007:: his brother described the circumstances in his letter to their parents:
3684:
Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: Clarence Chudleigh Clifford (348)
3391:
2759:
Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: Clarence Chudleigh Clifford (348)
1173:
1159:
3202:, Centenary Committee, Caulfield Grammar School, (East St Kilda), 1981.
2899:
Legal Notice: George Leake & Co.: Re: Stanley Spencer Reid, Deceased
1477:. He was one of the 21 students conferred Bachelor of Arts on that day (
1387:
Australian War Memorial Honour Roll: Lieutenant John Cecil Drury Reid MC
2512:
History: Alumni profile: Mounted Infantryman – Bernard Everett Bardwell
1383:
Recommendation for John Cecil Drury Reid to be awarded a Military Cross
1352:
575: The club was sorry to lose Mr. Reid, and he was
2686:
Doncaster, E.W. & Willis, E., "Collick, Edward Mallan (1868–1959)"
2214:
901:. Reid made a speech at the quayside and a presentation of a purse of
810:
705:
only to lose his second bout to a much heavier and stronger opponent.
3126:
Fallen – The Ultimate Heroes: Footballers Who Never Returned From War
3041:
2210:
1902:
Ross, (1996), p. 38; note that Ross has the wrong date for the match.
1456:: "Reid, S.S. 1886—?"; he attended Scotch College from 1886 to 1890 (
897:
The entire contingent left Western Australia on 10 April 1901 on the
581: Mr. Reid made a very feeling speech in reply,
563: …Mr. T. Banks then presented on behalf of the
3565:
At the Front: With the Sixth Contingent: Letter from Lieut. Bardwell
2831:
At the Front: With the Sixth Contingent: Letter from Lieut. Bardwell
2606:
Australian War Memorial Boer War Nominal Roll: Captain John Campbell
1324:
List of Victorian Football League players who died on active service
522:
Fitzroy against South Melbourne). Another of the Metropolitan team,
2797:, Tuesday 13 August 1901, p. 6. Also, another eye-witness account:
3644:
AFL Player Statistics (Round by Round): Fitzroy Football Club 1898
3639:
AFL Player Statistics (Round by Round): Fitzroy Football Club 1897
1809:
AFL Player Statistics (Round by Round): Fitzroy Football Club 1898
1798:
AFL Player Statistics (Round by Round): Fitzroy Football Club 1897
1495:
Sporting Intelligence: Football: Scotch College (25) v. University
1191:
1049:
987:
963:
On 23 June 1901, during a reconnaissance at Renshoogte Farm, near
946:
887:
Sixth Western Australian (Mounted Infantry) Contingent in camp at
869:
809:
725:
661:
358:
292:
246:
3659:
Honours and awards: Stanley Spencer Reid (Mention in Despatches)
2642:
Honours and awards: Stanley Spencer Reid (Mention in Despatches)
1740:
Of Reid in 21 May 1898 (second round) match against Collingwood,
3674:
Honours and awards: Francis Bentley Reid (Mention in Despatches)
2645:
Honours and awards: Francis Bentley Reid (Mention in Despatches)
756: BOULDER CLERGYMAN VOLUNTEERS
3712:
2604:
According to Chamberlain, (2004), p. 46, Captain John Campbell
1479:
Commencement Day: A Brilliant Ceremony: Address by the Governor
799:. The Division eventually reached Komatipoort on 24 September.
569: Mr Banks commented on the good the game
1887:
Follower, "The Football Season: The League Beaten by Ballarat"
1389:– Winifred Mona Reid (1885), and William Bremner Reid (1887).
351:
also, came second in the 120 yards hurdles championship race.
228:
He also, later, became a member of the Imperial Forces in the
3679:
Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: George Westcott (413)
2755:
Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: George Westcott (413)
874:
Officers of the 6th Western Australia Mounted Infantry, 1901.
339:
in 1888, he took 7 wickets for 16 runs in the first innings.
3664:
Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour: Stanley Spencer Reid
3302:
Cablegram from Lord Roberts: High Praise of West Australians
2932:
Cablegram from Lord Roberts: High Praise of West Australians
2713:
2711:
1511:
Football: Scotch College v. Church of England Grammar School
1158:, when Steere formally invited the Duke of York (later King
1125:
After his death his commanding Officer wrote to his mother:
3948:
Australian military personnel killed in the Second Boer War
3262:
The Scottish Members of the Force: An Enthusiastic Send-Off
3200:
Years may pass on . . . Caulfield Grammar School, 1881–1981
2228:", "lemon cutting", the "rescue race", the "tandem race", "
760: KALGOORLIE, 27 December
3362:
The Boer War: West Australian Casualties: Severely Wounded
3312:
Soldiers' Letters: From the Front: From the Rev. S.S. Reid
3238:, Vol.15, No.4312, (Thursday, 28 December 1899), p. 4
2211:
The Australian Boer War Memorial: Victorian Mounted Rifles
1780:
singled out Reid, for "his splendid marking and kicking" (
1385:
and who died of wounds sustained in action in World War I,
1165:
Stanley Spencer Reid is commemorated on war memorials at:
2655:
Chamberlain, (2004), p. 46 (Quoting from the despatch of
650:
on 15 March 1899, having arrived there in December 1898.
3392:
West Australian Casualties: Death of Lieut. Stanley Reid
1146:
Reid was specifically mentioned in the address given by
779:. On 25 July 1900, as the division began its advance to
3405:, No.36500, (Saturday, 6 July 1901), p. 13, col.A.
3278:, Vol.22, No.1370, (Friday, 9 February 1900), p. 3
3078:
Western Australian Contingents to the South African War
1782:
Follower, "The Football Season: Close Match at Fitzroy"
1391:
Rootsweb Item: John Bentley Reid and Sibyl Rose Drewry
1042:
At probate, in April 1902, his estate was worth £200.
567:
useful travelling companion and pair of field glasses.
518:
team there, winning the match 14.14 (98) to 9.4 (58).
3545:
The Late Lieut. Stanley Reid: Letter From His Brother
3469:
Church News: Presbyterian: The late Lieut. S. S. Reid
3398:, Vol.17, No.4784, (Saturday, 6 July 1901), p. 5
3042:
PR04267 – Reid, Stanley Spencer (Lieutenant, d: 1901)
2791:
The Late Lieut. Stanley Reid: Letter From His Brother
2775:
The Late Lieut. Stanley Reid: Letter From His Brother
2474:, who would have known both Reid and his father, and
2061:, (Thursday, 4 April 1901), p. 4; Main, (2007), p. 14
1882:
1880:
1762:
In the sixth round (11 June) match of the 1898 season
577:
carrying to West Australia their best wishes for his
2500:
The Permanent (Military) Force in Western Australia
2118:
2116:
920:. Reid was taken to a field hospital 39 miles from
587:
would still feel an interest in the sport and would
571:
received from gentlemen of the position of Mr. Reid
565:
Fitzroy Football Club, Mr. Stanley Reid with a very
171:
149:
134:
129:
110:
95:
84:
72:
61:
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40:
26:
16:
Australian rules footballer and soldier (1872–1901)
3913:Australian rules footballers from Victoria (state)
3525:The Scene in the Park: Laying the Foundation Stone
2737:is the name of a farm in the Ermelo district (see
2488:Lee, R., "The Army's Birthday – An Ongoing Debate"
1363:Sibyl's family name sometimes appears as "Drewry".
262:The Reids had arrived in Australia in 1871 on the
3595:"Picquet", Military Matters: Notes and Comments,
3179:(Sixth Edition), Viking Books, (Ringwood), 1998.
3177:Every Game Ever Played: VFL/AFL Results 1897–1997
3112:Lee, R., "The Army's Birthday: An Ongoing Debate"
3099:This Football Century: "The Greatest Game of All"
3094:, Vol.45, No.4, (September 2004), pp. 41–46.
2761:. It is clear that the Australian War Memorial's
410:(VFL) games; eight in 1897, and sixteen in 1898.
239:He died in active service in the Anglo-Boer War.
3158:, A.J. Mullett, Govt. Printer, (Melbourne), 1911
2874:
2872:
2319:Boer War Nominal Roll: Stanley Spencer Reid (41)
2589:Departure from Fremantle: Off by The Ulstermore
2414:"Picquet", Military Matters: Notes and Comments
2207:The Traralgon & District Historical Society
1127:
1009:
972:
930:
866:His younger brother was also in the contingent.
754:
583:he stated that he thoroughly loved the game and
561:
3983:19th-century Australian Presbyterian ministers
3059:The Complete Book of AFL Finals (2002 Edition)
585:although he was donning the clerical robes, he
323:He graduated from Melbourne University with a
166:Playing statistics correct to the end of 1898.
3724:
3689:Paul Daffey, "The 10 best Anzac club links",
3505:Portrait: The Late Lieutenant Stanley S. Reid
3495:, (Tuesday, 16 July 1901), p. 6 also at
1987:: Reid is second from left in the middle row.
8:
3968:People educated at Scotch College, Melbourne
3908:Sportspeople from Boulder, Western Australia
2369:sympathy of those who were around him then."
2104:Old Boy, "Football: A Grand Game at Fitzroy"
1610:Sporting Intelligence: The University Sports
1527:, (September 2010), 15. Stanley Spencer Reid
1462:, (September 2010), 15. Stanley Spencer Reid
589:always look for Fitzroy's welfare. (Cheers).
3933:People educated at Caulfield Grammar School
3669:Boer War Nominal Roll: Francis Bentley Reid
3654:Boer War Nominal Roll: Stanley Spencer Reid
3228:, (Saturday, 30 September 1899), p. 10
2692:, Melbourne University Press, (1981), p. 68
2578:Boer War Nominal Roll: Francis Bentley Reid
2264:, John Murray, (London), 1891, pp. 199–200)
1375:Heritage Objects Register Citation (page 6)
3731:
3717:
3709:
3195:, W. Blackwood and Sons, (Edinburgh), 1907
3090:Chamberlain, M., "The Action at Brakpan",
3061:, The Five Mile Press, (Melbourne), 2002.
2690:Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 8
1578:School Sports: Scotch College: Open Events
32:
23:
3928:Fitzroy Football Club premiership players
3248:, (Thursday, 28 December 1899), p. 5
1562:Cricket: Scotch College v. Wesley College
3978:Military personnel from Victoria (state)
3342:The Sixth Contingent: At Karrakatta Camp
3328:, (Saturday, 2 February 1901), p. 5
3318:, (Thursday, 11 October 1900), p. 9
3308:, (Thursday, 11 October 1900), p. 5
3298:, (Wednesday, 15 August 1900), p. 5
3268:, (Saturday, 20 January 1900), p. 5
2562:The Sixth Contingent: At Karrakatta Camp
2457:
2455:
2453:
2451:
2081:
2079:
2004:, Monday, 26 September 1898, p. 3, col.H
1684:The Football Season: Fitzroy v. Richmond
1668:The Football Season: Fitzroy v. Richmond
1634:The Football Season: Fitzroy v. Richmond
1626:The Football Season: Fitzroy v. Richmond
1152:W.A. Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Committee
683:Church in Boulder. Reid competed in the
3591:, (Friday, 13 December 1901), p. 7
3561:, (Saturday 17 August 1901), p. 47
3352:Casualties— Sixth W.A. Mounted Infantry
3322:News and Notes: Scots' Church Fremantle
3258:, (Friday, 29 December 1899), p. 5
2915:Casualties— Sixth W.A. Mounted Infantry
2527:News and Notes: Scots' Church Fremantle
2100:which Fitzroy won 7.6 (48) to 5.6. (36)
2031:Football: Saturday Football Association
1345:
1334:List of Caulfield Grammar School people
3581:, (Tuesday 8 October 1901), p. 26
3571:, (Tuesday, 27 August 1901), p. 5
3551:, (Tuesday, 13 August 1901), p. 6
3521:, (Saturday, 20 July 1901), p. 33
3511:, (Saturday, 20 July 1901), p. 25
3475:, (Saturday, 13 July 1901), p. 42
3465:, (Wednesday, 10 July 1901), p. 8
3142:, Crown Content, (Melbourne), (2002).
3101:, Wilkinson Books, (Melbourne), 1996.
2948:
2946:
2944:
2543:War Nominal Roll: Stanley Spencer Reid
2445:Main & Allen, D., (2002), pp. 7–8.
2236:", and "the umbrella and cigar race".
3599:, Saturday, 19 April 1902, p. 11
3531:, (Wednesday 24 July 1901), p. 6
3348:, (Saturday, 6 April 1901), p. 9
3114:, Army History Unit, (Canberra), 2004
2336:, (Thursday, 28 December 1899), p. 22
2280:, (Thursday, 14 December 1899), p. 32
2244:, (Thursday, 14 December 1899), p. 32
2161:, (Thursday, 29 December 1898), p. 20
2145:, Saturday, 30 September 1899), p. 10
1859:The Football Season: Day of Surprises
1827:The Football Season: Day of Surprises
1706:, (Thursday, 24 September 1896), p. 3
1584:, (Saturday, 24 November 1888), p. 15
1552:, (Thursday, 12 December 1889), p. 12
1104:In its 20 July 1901 tribute to Reid,
548:His last game for Fitzroy was in the
363:Reid during his football career, 1898
210:(12 July 1872 – 29 June 1901) was an
7:
3610:, (Tuesday, 13 May 1902), p. 13
3575:Portrait: The Late Rev. Stanley Reid
3541:, (Friday, 9 August 1901), p. 5
3388:, (Thursday, 23 May 1901), p. 5
3378:, (Thursday, 23 May 1901), p. 7
3368:, (Thursday, 23 May 1901), p. 5
3338:, (Thursday 7 March 1901), p. 5
3288:, (Thursday, 31 May 1900), p. 8
3276:Northern Territory Times and Gazette
3128:, Crown Content, (Melbourne), 2002.
3121:, Bas Publishing, (Melbourne), 2007.
2952:Main & Allen, D., (2002), p. 10.
2317:Main & Allen, D., (2002), p. 8.
1652:Sporting Intelligence: Matches Today
1568:, (Thursday, 29 November 1888), p. 9
1544:, (Saturday, 23 March 1889), p. 10;
806:Arrest and repatriation to Australia
687:without success, came second in the
3918:Fitzroy Football Club (VFA) players
3620:, (Tuesday, 1 July 1902), p. 5
3500:, (Wednesday, 14 August 1901), p. 2
3485:, (Monday, 15 July 1901), p. 5
3455:, (Tuesday, 9 July 1901), p. 5
3358:, (Tuesday, 21 May 1901), p. 5
3165:, J. E. Price, (Cheltenham), 1981.
3140:The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers
2850:who played 27 games (34 goals) for
2461:Main & Allen, D., (2002), p. 8.
2085:Main & Allen, D., (2002), p. 7.
2037:, (Thursday, 15 June 1899), p. 33).
1985:, (Saturday, 1 October 1898), p. 29
1658:, (Saturday, 21 April 1894), p. 15)
1501:, (Thursday, 25 April 1889), p. 7;
3585:School Speech Days: Scotch College
3445:, (Monday, 8 July 1901), p. 5
3415:, (Monday, 8 July 1901), p. 7
2961:The Late Lieutenant Stanley Reid,
2821:, (Saturday 17 August 1901), p. 47
2745:; as does the official listing in
2595:, (Saturday, 13 April 1901), pp.17
2053:, (Thursday, 4 April 1901), p. 8;
1616:, (Wednesday, 14 April 1897), p. 6
1509:, (Thursday, 13 June 1889), p. 7;
1443:, (Thursday, 11 August 1910), p. 1
912:Reid's unit saw action in Eastern
274:, was completed in December 1872.
14:
3963:Australian Presbyterian ministers
3435:, (Monday 8 July 1901), p. 7
3425:, (Monday 8 July 1901), p. 2
2965:, (Tuesday, 16 July 1901), p. 42.
2938:, Thursday, 11 October 1900, p. 5
2533:, Saturday, 2 February 1901, p. 5
2436:, Thursday, 11 October 1900, p. 9
2394:, Wednesday, 15 August 1900, p. 5
2177:, (Thursday, 8 June 1899), p. 13
2171:Presentation to Rev. Stanley Reid
2129:, (Wednesday, 10 July 1901), p. 8
2020:, (Thursday, 20 October 1898), p3
1918:, (Saturday, 12 June 1897), p. 12
1746:Football: A Grand Game at Fitzroy
1600:, (Wednesday, 10 July 1901), p. 6
1513:, (Thursday, 20 June 1889), p. 10
951:A British Army Field Artillery's
924:. Both Reid and his brother were
697:, came second in his heat of the
482:failed to turn up for the match.
3080:, John Burridge, (Perth), 1972.
2997:, (Saturday 27 July 1901), p. 23
2420:, Saturday, 19 April 1902, p. 11
1962:, (Thursday, 17 June 1897), p. 3
1946:, (Thursday, 10 June 1897), p. 7
1788:, (Monday, 13 June 1898), p. 3).
1770:Old Boy, "Rough Game at Fitzroy"
1640:, (Monday, 11 June 1894), p. 6;
1632:, (Monday, 11 June 1894), p. 6;
1485:, (Monday, 23 March 1896), p. 6)
1402:Lost Medals Australia: Betty Dow
1308:
1294:
1280:
1266:
1252:
1238:
1060:, 1st Earl Roberts of Kandahar,
928:for their bravery at this time:
701:, and won his first bout in the
2805:, Thursday 22 August 1901, p. 5
2724:, (Tuesday, 13 May 1902), p. 13
2072:University of Melbourne#History
1849:, (Thursday, 3 June 1897), p. 3
1523:Scotch's first 66 VFL players,
1503:Sporting Intelligence: Football
1458:Scotch's first 66 VFL players,
693:competition, came third in the
413:In his first VFL match, at the
406:He played a total of 24 senior
3953:University of Melbourne alumni
3633:Stan Reid's playing statistics
2905:, Friday, 26 April 1902, p. 10
2897:, Friday, 11 April 1902, p. 2
2837:, Tuesday 27 August 1901, p. 5
2781:, Tuesday 13 August 1901, p. 6
2640:Stirling, (1907), pp. 476–477.
2296:, (Monday 11 March 1901), p. 5
1940:Football: Melbourne v. Bendigo
1930:, (Monday, 14 June 1897), p. 6
1893:, (Monday, 14 June 1897), p. 3
1731:, (Thursday, 6 May 1897), p. 3
1690:, (Monday, 11 June 1894), p. 6
1674:, (Monday, 11 June 1894), p. 6
1648:, (Friday, 15 June 1894), p. 3
1454:Register of Students 1881–1981
621:" players in the 1900 season.
513:, and Stan Reid, all from the
374:Victorian Football Association
251:Reid at Scotch College, c.1890
1:
3923:Fitzroy Football Club players
3282:Letter from Rev. Stanley Reid
3138:Main, J. & Holmesby, R.,
3097:Holmesby, R. & Main, J.,
2981:, Friday, 9 August 1901, p. 5
2799:Letter from Sergeant W. Mills
2568:, Saturday 6 April 1901, p. 9
2552:, Thursday 7 March 1901, p. 5
2330:Farewell to Rev. Stanley Reid
2185:, Friday,16 June 1899), p. 38
1865:, (Monday, 31 May 1897), p. 6
1833:, (Monday, 31 May 1897), p. 5
1752:, (Monday, 23 May 1898), p. 3
428:Ballarat Football Association
316:, where he was a resident of
3555:Letter from Captain Campbell
3242:Boulder Clergyman Volunteers
3175:Rogers, S. & Brown, A.,
3032:, Tuesday, 1 July 1902, p. 5
2891:Probates and Administrations
2815:Letter from Captain Campbell
2612:on his left, and Lieutenant
2110:, (Monday, 23 May 1898), p,3
1316:Reformed Christianity portal
1274:Military of Australia portal
1154:, on Friday 26 July 1901 in
1122:also published an obituary.
959:, South Africa, January 1900
3973:VFL/AFL premiership players
3459:Football: Ormond v. Trinity
3272:War Shots: A Warlike Parson
2991:Laying the Foundation Stone
2516:caulfieldgrammarians.com.au
2123:Football: Ormond v. Trinity
1715:Main & Holmesby (2002).
212:Australian rules footballer
21:Australian rules footballer
3999:
2854:(he died on 5 May 1901 at
2059:Mercury and Weekly Courier
1112:Field Marshal Lord Roberts
787:, at the frontier between
617:for having been the most "
541:
421:Representative team (1897)
398:VFL footballer (1897–1898)
368:VFA footballer (1894–1896)
3776:
3753:
3413:The Sydney Morning Herald
3382:Lieutenant Forrest Killed
3376:The Sydney Morning Herald
1912:Football: Today's Matches
408:Victorian Football League
300:, University of Melbourne
193:
176:
164:
113:
98:
87:
75:
64:
56:
48:
31:
3958:Australian Presbyterians
3943:Australian Army officers
3938:Australian Army soldiers
3608:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
3579:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
3535:The Late Lieutenant Reid
3515:The Late Lieutenant Reid
3449:Death of Lieutenant Reid
3286:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2975:The Late Lieutenant Reid
2963:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2722:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2672:on Tuesday 9 July 1901.
2498:Burridge, (1972), p. 27;
2378:Burridge, (1972), p. 10.
2334:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2278:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2242:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2175:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2159:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
2035:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
1288:Western Australia portal
1179:Caulfield Grammar School
1120:Kalgoorlie Western Argus
1058:Frederick Sleigh Roberts
677:Victorian Mounted Rifles
671:Victorian Mounted Rifles
372:Reid made his debut for
306:Caulfield Grammar School
266:, and moved straight to
3614:Ormond College Memorial
3429:Australasian Casualties
3026:Ormond College Memorial
2430:From the Rev. S.S. Reid
2403:Burridge (1972), p. 14.
1981:Fitzroy Team. Winners,
1226:Australian War Memorial
1183:St Kilda East, Victoria
1170:Australian War Memorial
1148:Sir James George Steere
926:mentioned in despatches
695:umbrella and cigar race
464:Melbourne Football Club
314:University of Melbourne
3332:The Officers Appointed
2614:Frederick William Bell
2546:The Officers Appointed
2047:Football: Fitzroy Club
1150:, the chairman of the
1137:
1093:
1013:
1001:
960:
936:
878:
815:
766:
735:
667:
597:
538:VFL Grand Final (1898)
528:Essendon Football Club
499:St Kilda Football Club
480:Essendon Football Club
364:
301:
252:
200:AustralianFootball.com
181:VFL premiership player
3741:Fitzroy Football Club
3419:Deaths and Mischances
3409:Australian Casualties
3401:The War: Casualties,
3372:Australian Casualties
3292:Australian Casualties
2388:Australian Casualties
2256:Villiers-Stuart, H.V.
2055:Fitzroy Football Club
2014:Fitzroy Football Team
1199:, Parkville, Victoria
1053:
950:
873:
814:Lieutenant Reid, 1901
813:
729:
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1427:, 30 September 1899.
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857:Commonwealth Gazette
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550:1898 VFL Grand Final
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3423:The Mercury
2763:Renshoogate
2751:Renshoogate
2623:Bell won a
2476:George Reid
2362:Smoke Night
2179:Church News
1188:King's Park
957:Cape Colony
863:conditions.
781:Komatipoort
699:rescue race
615:Ern Jenkins
526:, from the
507:Bill Cleary
495:Joe O'Grady
478:all of the
452:Henry Young
376:(VFA) team
279:Leederville
3892:Categories
3479:Kalgoorlie
3215:Newspapers
3117:Main, J.,
3051:References
2743:Renshoogte
2735:Renshoogte
1525:Great Scot
1460:Great Scot
1373:Territory,
1213:Mpumalanga
1211:Cemetery,
1209:Middelburg
1156:Kings Park
1092:, in 1900)
1046:Remembered
1037:Mpumalanga
1035:Cemetery,
1033:Middelburg
903:sovereigns
889:Karrakatta
797:Middelburg
789:Mozambique
619:consistent
611:Mick Grace
524:Norm Waugh
312:, and the
243:Early life
196:AFL Tables
118: vs.
68:, Victoria
3836:McSpeerin
3831:McDougall
3796:Descrimes
3791:J. Dalton
3786:B. Dalton
3618:The Argus
3589:The Argus
3539:The Argus
3493:The Argus
3463:The Argus
3453:The Argus
3403:The Times
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2127:The Argus
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1483:The Argus
1441:The Argus
1340:Footnotes
914:Transvaal
832:Fremantle
503:Tom Banks
497:from the
489:from the
462:from the
454:from the
385:The Argus
327:in 1896.
289:Education
268:Swan Hill
264:Hampshire
257:Swan Hill
214:with the
194:Sources:
151:1897–1898
66:Swan Hill
27:Stan Reid
3866:Robinson
3816:M. Grace
3811:J. Grace
3806:Fontaine
3763:Essendon
2852:Essendon
2290:Personal
1812:Archived
1232:See also
1174:Canberra
1160:George V
922:Carolina
907:W.C.T.U.
634:Divinity
355:Football
281:and the
120:Essendon
3826:Kiernan
3757:Fitzroy
2002:The Age
1891:The Age
1863:The Age
1786:The Age
1778:The Age
1688:The Age
1638:The Age
918:Brakpan
905:to the
783:on the
734:in 1901
648:Boulder
389:The Age
378:Fitzroy
283:Subiaco
156:Fitzroy
116:Fitzroy
100:Fitzroy
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773:Surrey
501:, and
466:, and
160:24 (8)
3876:Sloan
3856:Power
3841:Nolan
2705:1901.
2514:, at
1192:Perth
980:kopje
955:, in
943:Death
135:Years
122:, at
111:Debut
3861:Reid
3204:ISBN
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