The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. 1943-05-19. A group photograph in the Australian Comforts Fund Depot in Exhibition Street of members of the Returned Army Sisters' Auxiliary. This Auxiliary was a group of nursing sisters from World War I who took responsibility for the despatch of reading matter to the troops in World War II. From the left they are Miss D. Stephenson, Mrs Love, Mrs Scott Murphy, Miss Maud Philp, Miss W. Forster, Mrs E. Hargraves, Miss E. Jackson, Miss M. Horton, Miss O. Holloway, Mrs G. Horne, Miss J. Stephenson, Miss Maud Barter and a casual worker, name unknown.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-18. MISS MAUD PHILP, A VOLUNTARY WORKER AT HEADQUARTERS, AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND, AT WORK ON A BOOK TO RENDER IT IN GOOD ORDER FOR DESPATCH TO THE TROOPS. MISS PHILP WAS A NUR
The despatch of books from the Australian Comforts Fund Depot in Exhibition Street to Australian troops in World War II was entrusted to a group of volunteers who all served as nursing sisters in Worl
Group portrait of the staff of No. 1 Auxiliary Hospital, 1st Australian General Hospital. Back row: Sisters Cook, Scott, Steele. 2nd Row: Sisters Elizabeth Cleland; Nicholson, Staff Nurse (Sn) Katheri
Probably 1941. GROUP PORTRAIT OF NURSES AND PHYSIOTHERAPISTS OF THE 2/9TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: MISS ROSSLYN MURRAY (PHYSIOTHERAPIST), SISTERS ANGE HAMBOUR, E.M.JAMES,
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-13. HERE IS A TYPICAL PICTURE OF THESE HAPPY VOLUNTEER RED CROSS WORKERS WHO GIVE THEIR SERVICES SEVERAL DAYS A WEEK AT THE WASTE PRODUCTS DEPOT OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOC
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-08-21. MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL DEFENCE LEAGUE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY CHECKING AND RECOVERING ARMY WATER BOTTLES. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- MISS A. REDPATH (1); MISS PEDDER (2); MISS NOLL
