The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Some officers of the 8th Light Horse Regiment. Seated on left, looking around, Captain Joseph Terrell Crowl; with hands on hips, Lt Mervyn Bournes Higgins, son of Mr Justice Higgins; dressed in singlet, seated side on, Captain William John Day; standing above him, on extreme right, Lt Col Alexander Henry White.
A group of original officers of the 8th Australian Light Horse Regiment taken at Altona Bay, Victoria, where the regiment bivouacked for a week prior to embarkation from Australia for the front. Ident
Collection relating to the First World War service of Captain Mervyn Bournes Higgins, 8th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Collection consists of a bound volume of typed transcripts of letters and ex
Members of the 8th Light Horse Regiment at the Williamstown rifle range, Victoria. On the left, standing, is Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Henry White, and next to him is Captain Joseph Terrell Crowl,
Members of the 8th Light Horse Regiment at the Williamstown rifle range, Victoria. On the left, standing, is Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Henry White, and next to him is Captain Joseph Terrell Crowl,
Four members of the 8th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Identified left to right: Major (later Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col)) Archibald McGibbon McLaurin, Lieutenant (later Captain (Capt)) Thomas Sydn
The original grave of Captain Adjutant Headquarters Mervyn Bournes Higgins, C Squadron, 8th Light Horse, of Malvern, Vic. A barrister prior to enlistment on 3 February 1915, Higgins embarked from Melb
Informal group portrait of British and Australian Army officers. The twelve officers identified wearing bush hats with light coloured puggarees and emu feather plumes are officers of the 1st Queenslan
