The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lady Gowrie (left), wife of the Governor-General of Australia, chats with Rear Admiral Newton (centre), commander of a US Navy Squadron visiting Sydney, and Lord Wakehurst (right), the Governor of NSW, during an official reception in the lounge of the USS Chicago, flagship of the squadron. Standing on the table in front of them are packets of cigarettes, ashtrays and some silverware, while some books and journals, including a copy of Life magazine, rest on the shelf underneath.
The Governor-General of Australia, Lord Gowrie, inspects of a guard of honour of United States marines during an official call on Rear Admiral Newton (foreground, left) aboard the USS Chicago, flagshi
Standing in front of the Sydney Town Hall, Rear Admiral Newton (left), commander of a US Navy Squadron visiting Sydney, chats with Lord Wakehurst (centre), the Governor of NSW, and Lord Gowrie (right)
SYDNEY, NSW. VISIT OF THE US NAVAL SQUADRON TO SYDNEY. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL, LORD GOWRIE, RECEIVES REAR ADMIRAL NEWTON AT THE SALUTING BASE. THE GOVERNOR OF NSW, LORD WAKEHURST, IS STANDING BEHIND THE
Jacquinot Airstrip, New Britain. 29 March 1945. His Excellency the Governor of New South Wales, Lord Wakehurst accompanied by Lady Wakehurst and Lady Blamey paid an official visit to Australian troops
London, England. 1945-07-18. Lord Gowrie, left, who was Governor General of Australia during Mr Curtin's Prime Ministership, with Lady Gowrie, after attending the memorial service for Mr John Curtin a
TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-03-30. LADY WAKEHURST (4), AND LADY BLAMEY (6), TALKING WITH COLONEL D. DWYER, MATRON HURLEY, 2/1 GENERAL HOSPITAL, AND OTHER OFFICERS UNDERNEATH THE WING OF THE AIRCRAFT
