The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A lighter from from HMT (A8) Argyllshire with a steam pinnace alongside. The lighter is loaded with 18 pounder artillery guns, probably being transported to land on Gallipoli.
ONE OF THE 7TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY EIGHTEEN POUND QUICK FIRING GUNS BEING SLUNG ABOARD THE HMT (A22) RANGATIRA IN PORT MELBOURNE.
PORT MELBOURNE, VICTORIA 1914-10-04. SERGEANT OWEN KENNETH STEWART (MARKED WITH X AT REAR OF HIS SUBSECTION) 3RD BRIGADE, 7TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY JOINED ALL THE ARTILLERY AT A VOLUNTARY CHURCH
SPORTS HELD ON HMT A22 RANGATIRA "THE WHEELBARROW RACE IS BEING THOROUGHLY ENJOYED BY EVERYONE ON BOARD" CORPORAL Herbert Patrick Hare IS MARKED WITH AN X, SERGEANT OWEN KENNETH STEWART IS ARROWED ON
GALLIPOLI, TURKEY, 1915. SHOWING LIMBERS AT FOOT OF HILL AFTER BEING IN ACTION A FEW DAYS. NOTE THE ROAD DUG BY ENGINEERS AFTER GUN WAS IN POSITION. WHEN WE ARRIVED WE HAD TO DRAG THE GUNS UP OVER SHR
ON BOARD HMT A22 RANGATIRA. 1914. ANOTHER PHOTO OF ALL THE SERGEANTS ON BOARD THE HMT A22 RANGATIRA EN ROUTE FROM AUSTRALIA TO EGYPT. SERGEANT OWEN KENNETH STEWART IS MARKED BY ARROW IN CENTRE OF THE
THE TWO LIGHTS MARK THE ENTRANCE TO COLOMBO HARBOUR. THE MOORING LINES IN FOREGROUND LEFT BELONG TO HMT (A22) RANGATIRA, ON RIGHT TO THE HMT (A25) ANGLO EGYPTIAN WHICH SUPPLIED THE RANGATIRA WITH FODD
