The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
FIRST MEAL AT THE HOSTEL FOR THE 50 SOLDIERS WHO ARRIVED TODAY. ON EXTREME RIGHT STANDING IS MR. GOWARD - COMFORTS FUND REP AND ORGANISER OF THE HOSTEL, NEXT TO HIM IS MR. NAZELL, MANAGER AND PADRE HULME-MOIR ASSISTING MR. GOWARD. ARMY. RECREATION IN PALESTINE. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER.)
Sydney, NSW, 1940-01-04. Informal outdoors portrait of Major Adams (left) and NX234 Padre Francis Oag Hulme-Moir, after a march of 8,000 men of the 2nd AIF through the streets of Sydney. Padre Hulme-M
JERUSALEM. AT SOLDIERS CLUB. OFFICERS ENTERTAIN AUSTRALIAN TRADE COMMISSIONS. MR GOWARD (AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND) MR J. PAYNE (TRADE COMMISSIONER) GEORGE TAPELLO (OUR BARMEN AT THE CLUB FOUGHT IN LAS
JERUSALEM, PALESTINE. 1941-12-29. THE VIEW OUTSIDE THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND HOSTEL. THE STREET IS VERY NARROW.
DEAD SEA - THESE ARE THE FOUR OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF THE FIRST 50 BOYS TO ARRIVE ON LEAVE AT THE HOSTEL; CAPT. H. ANDERSEN, ARTILLERY, CAPT. WILLIAMS, LT. MULLALLY, RECONNAISSANCE, MAJOR PETERS, ARTILL
JERUSALEM - AT THE HOSTEL COL. MILNE (A.O.B.) PLAYS THE PIANO FOR COMMUNITY SINGING. HE IS VERY BRIGHT AND ENJOYS THIS VERY MUCH. ARMY. RECREATION IN PALESTINE. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER.)
AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND HOSTEL IN JERUSALEM, POPULAR WITH TROOPS ON LEAVE IN PALESTINE. AN ARMY POST OFFICE IS TUCKED AWAY IN A CORNER OF THE FAST HOTEL. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
