P02706.001
Photograph P02706.001 Sudan, 1885"New South Wales Contingent. Soudan Campaign. 1885". A photograph montage of portraits of some of the soldiers and Non-Commissioned Officers arranged in the form of an oval wreath surround portrait ph

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The New South Wales Soudan (Sudan) Contingent of 1885 prepares to participate in the in the Peace Day march alongside returned soldiers from the First World War. Identified third from left is Reverend Herbert John Rose, a veteran of the Sudan and Boer Wars. A Church of England chaplain, Reverend Rose embarked for the Sudan with the Contingent on 3 March 1885 and returned in June 1885. He served in South Africa as a chaplain with the Second Contingent, Australian Horse; and was attached to the South African Field Force.
Portrait of Reverend Herbert John Rose a veteran of the Sudan and Boer Wars. He is wearing George V buttons and Boer War Medals on his uniform and holding gloves and a cane, known as a swagger stick.

Informal portrait of Major Herbert John Rose, smoking a pipe, outside his tent, an unidentified servant boy is sitting next to him on the ground. Reverend Rose, a Church of England chaplain, went to

The New South Wales Soudan (Sudan) Contingent of 1885 pose for a group portrait in front of Mitchell Library prior to participating in the Peace Day march alongside returned soldiers from the First Wo

Photograph of the Australian Contingent in Soudan (Sudan), 1885. (Printed on photo bottom 599 Return of NSW Contingent from the Sudan (H King Photo Syd)

Photograph of the Australian Contingent in Soudan (Sudan), 1885. (Printed on photo bottom 597 Departure of NSW Troops for the Sudan No 10 (H King Photo Syd)

Collection of illustrated biographical profiles of soldiers serving in wars and civil-military conflicts, 1885-1918. They include: 2377 Corporal William Murrells, 40th Regiment of Foot, Eureka Stocka