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MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY HAD HAD IN THREE AND A HALF YEARS. THE MISHMORE SISTERS, MRS WONG (THE WIFE OF THE CHINESE CONSUL) AND MRS RASSMUSSEN ENJOYING THE HOSPITALITY IN THE WARDROOM OF HMAS GASCOYNE.(PHOTOGRAPHER SGT F. BUTT)
MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY HAD
MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY HAD
MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY HAD
MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY HAD
MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING HAD THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY
MACASSAR, CELEBES 1945-09-27. HMAS BURDEKIN AND HMAS GASCOYNE ENTERTAINED EX INTERNEES TO AN AFTERNOON TEA AND TOUR OF THE VESSELS. ON LEAVING THEY WERE EACH GIVEN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE FIRST THEY HAD
