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Photograph H17826 Period 1920-1929Harden-Murrumburrah, New South Wales. A WW1 War Memorial for the two towns. The Foundation Stone was laid by N. Graham, President of Demondrille Shire and R. G. Kelly, Mayor of Murrumburrah Municipali

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Harden-Murrumburrah, New South Wales. A WW1 War Memorial for the two towns. The Foundation Stone was laid by N. Graham, President of Demondrille Shire and R. G. Kelly, Mayor of Murrumburrah Municipality, on 5 July 1922. Note the mortars around the base.
Harden-Murrumburrah, New South Wales. A WW1 War Memorial for the two towns. The Foundation Stone was laid by N. Graham, President of Demondrille Shire and R. G. Kelly, Mayor of Murrumburrah Municipali

Liverpool, New South Wales. The WW1 Memorial School of Arts. The foundation stone was laid during April 1924.

Chatswood, New South Wales. The North Shore Line WW1 War Memorial Hall and Soldiers' Club of the RSSILA. The Foundation Stone was laid by Major General C.F. Cox on 17 September 1921.

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BORAM BEACH, NEW GUINEA. 1945-10-17. INDIAN AND AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS OUTSIDE A HOSPITAL WARD, 2/15 FIELD AMBULANCE. THE INDIAN SOLDIERS WERE LIBERATED FROM THE JAPANESE IN THE SEPIK RIVER AREA AND BROU

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