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NEW GUINEA. FIVE HUNDRED MEALS AT A TIME AT A HOSPITAL PICNIC, OR UNLOADING BOATS OF WOUNDED ALLIED TROOPS, HAVE BEEN CATERED FOR BY THIS RED CROSS MOBILE CANTEEN. WITH THE SOLDIERS WHO ARE RECEIVING REFRESHMENTS IS MRS BOYD GRAHAM OF TOORAK, MELBOURNE. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
KILA BEACH, PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-11. V2/362 MRS N. LYNCH (1), A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS ATTACHED TO THE 2/1ST GENERAL HOSPITAL, POURING TEA FROM A MOBILE CANTEEN WHICH OFFERS A
KILA BEACH, PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-11. V2/363 MRS N. LYNCH (9), A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS ATTACHED TO THE 2/1ST GENERAL HOSPITAL, POURS TEA FROM A MOBILE CANTEEN WHICH OFFERS A C
NEW GUINEA. RED CROSS WORK FROM A VAN AT A PICNIC FOR CONVALESCENTS OF AN AUSTRALIAN FIELD HOSPITAL. SISTER HOARE, MRS ALLEN, MRS SCHAEFER, MISS LARKE AND PTE. K. DORAN HAND OUT TEA AND REFRESHMENTS T
MALVERN RED CROSS. MRS. PITT (LEFT) RECEIVING BUNDLES OF FINISHED WORK FROM ANOTHER WORKER. (NEGATIVE BY E. CRANSTONE).
NEW GUINEA. MRS VERA MORTON WITH SGT. STOKES OF AUBURN, VIC., WORKING A HAND LOOM ON WHICH HE IS MAKING A SCARF. MRS MORTON WAS THE LAST WOMAN TO BE EVACUATED FROM NEW GUINEA, AND IS NOW BACK AS A RED
NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. PATIENTS AT A FORWARD DRESSING STATION RECEIVE RED CROSS COMFORTS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
