The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MOGHARA, NEAR EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1916. MR THOMAS HENLEY MLA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND, DISTRIBUTES THE FIRST COMFORTS RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS. ON HIS VISIT TO THE COMPANY HE BROUGHT WITH HIM TWENTY-EIGHT CAMEL LOADS OF GOODS FOR DISTRIBUTION.
MOGHARA, NEAR EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1916. MR THOMAS HENLEY MLA, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND, DISTRIBUTES THE FIRST COMFORTS RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE IMPERIAL CAMEL CORPS. ON
MOGHARA, NEAR EL ALAMEIN, EGYPT. 1916. PART OF THE TWENTY-EIGHT CAMEL LOADS OF COMFORTS TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY MR THOMAS HENLEY MLA, OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND. THESE WERE THE FIRST COMFORTS RECEIV
London, England. 28 February 1918. The dockside scene as the record load of 8473 cases of Australian Comforts Fund and Australian Red Cross comforts were being unloaded from the supply ship SS Boorara
Alexandria, Egypt. 24 December 1915. Australian Comforts Fund Commissioner T. Henley addressing an Australian Army Service Corps unit at Wardian Camp during distribution of Christmas gifts. (Donor Sir
The Hon. Thomas Henley, MLA (on left of picture), representing the Australian Comforts Fund, distributing Christmas Billies and Comforts to the Australians at the Western Frontier Force, at El Dabba.
Major General Wallace, commanding the Western Frontier Force, and Colonel Hunter, GSOL at the distribution of Australian War Chest Comforts by the Hon. Thomas Henley, MLA to Australian troops, at Matr
