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BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. A GROUP OF CHILDREN WHO GATHERED TO WATCH PROCEEDINGS BOOED AND HISSED LUSTILY AS THE JAPANESE REPATRIATION SHIP, THE DAIKAI MARU OSAKA, THE FIRST JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIP TO ENTER SYDNEY HARBOUR SINCE AUSTRALIA WENT TO WAR WITH JAPAN, EMBARKS NEARLY 3,000 JAPANESE POWS AND INTERNEES FOR REPATRIATION TO JAPAN. THE CHILDREN WERE MOVED LATER BY POLICE BECAUSE THEIR NOISE ANNOYED THE PEOPLE ON THE WHARF.
BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. THE DAIKAI MARU OSAKA, JAPANESE REPATRIATION SHIP, THE FIRST JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIP TO ENTER SYDNEY HARBOUR SINCE AUSTRALIA WENT TO WAR WITH JAPAN, BEFORE BERTHING AT NO. 1 W
BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. THE EXPRESSIONLESS FACE OF THIS JAPANESE STOLIDLY AWAITING EMBARKATION ON THE DAIKAI MARU OSAKA, THE JAPANESE REPATRIATION SHIP, MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO DECIDE WHETHER HE IS GL
BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. THE FIRST BATCH OF JAPANESE (CIVILIAN INTERNEES) LINE UP ON NO. 1 WHARF AT BALMAIN, AFTER DE-TRAINING FROM COUNTRY CENTRES. THEY ARE TO EMBARK FOR JAPAN ON THE JAPANESE REPAT
BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. JAPANESE PRISONERS DOCILELY WAITING TO BE CHECKED AT NO. 1 BALMAIN WHARF BEFORE THEIR EMBARKATION ON THE REPATRIATION SHIP DAIKAI MARU OSAKA. THE SHIP SAILED FOR JAPAN THE SA
BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICERS CHECK JAPANESE POWS AT THE NO. 1 WHARF AS THEY COME ABOARD THE JAPANESE REPATRIATION SHIP THE DAIKAI MARU OSAKA. NEARLY 3000 POWS AND INTERNEES ARE B
BALMAIN, NSW. 1946-03-02. JAPANESE INTERNEES AND POWS BEING CHECKED AT NO. 1 WHARF, WHILE WAITING TO EMBARK ON THE JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIP DAIKAI MARU OSAKA, WHICH WILL REPATRIATE THEM FROM SYDNEY TO J
