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Photograph D01000 Period 1910-1919Giving baby his bottle on board RMS Osterley during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of an unidentified staff group on board RMS Osterley, during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919. Back row, left to right: Pay Staff. Front row: Salvation Army Chaplain, Pay Officer, Church of England Chaplain, Pay Officer, Young Men's Christian Association Representative.
Giving baby his bottle on board RMS Osterley during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919.

DARWIN, NT. 1944-08-02. THE INTER CHURCH CLUB WHICH WAS BUILT BY SERVICE PERSONNEL AND CIVILIANS AND WAS OFFICIALLY OPENED ON 1940-06-26. WHEN THE JAPANESE BOMBED THE TOWN IN 1942-02, IT WAS TAKEN OVE

Cases of Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) gifts being unpacked and contents distributed to the returning Australian troops on RMS Osterley.

DARWIN, NT. 1944-08-02. THE INTER CHURCH CLUB WHICH WAS BUILT BY THE AUSTRALIAN INLAND MISSION AS A CLUB FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL AND CIVILIANS AND WAS OFFICIALLY OPENED ON 1940-06-26. WHEN THE JAPANESE

Group portrait including General J. J. T. Hobbs (left, seated), Senator Pearce (centre, seated), Brigadier General McNicoll and their wives, on board RMS Osterley, during the return voyage to Australi

A real favourite called 'Snow', one of the youngsters on board RMS Osterley during the return voyage to Australia, September-October 1919.
