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PORTSEA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-01. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS AND SOME OF THE STAFF STANDING ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE 58TH CAMP HOSPITAL, WHICH IS KNOWN LOCALLY AS "THE CASTLE". IT WAS THE HOME OF THE MISSES ARMATAGE AND WAS TAKEN OVER BY THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS FOR USE AS A CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL FOR OFFICERS AND OTHER RANKS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- MRS. SMEATON (1); MISS F. NEWTON (2); MRS GOULD (3); MRS L. GILL (4); MISS MCLEAN (5); VFX111216 LIEUTENANT I.M. ANDERSON (6); VF133260 CAPTAIN W.R. RIGG (7); VFX8383 CAPTAIN E.M. BRYANT (8); VFX138805 SISTER O.M. BLANCHARD (9); MRS J.S. RENWICK (10); NX203044 CHAPLAIN G.W. BROWN (11); MRS A HILL (12); MRS L. HILL (13); MISS V. NEWTON (14); MRS WISHARD (15); MISS HARDING (16); MRS GARNER (17); MRS E. KNOGHT (18); MRS NEWTON (19); MRS M. WATSON (20); MRS HILL (21); MRS J. WATSON (22).
PORTSEA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-01. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS AND SOME OF THE STAFF STANDING ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE 58TH CAMP HOSPITAL, WHICH SI KNOWN LOCALLY AS "THE CASTLE". IT WA
PORTSEA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-01. THE STAFF OF THE 58TH CAMP HOSPITAL. THE HOSPITAL WAS FORMALLY THE HOME OF THE MISSES ARMATAGE UNTIL TAKEN OVER BY THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS FOR USE AS A CONVA
PORTSEA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-01. SERVICE PERSONNEL RELAXING IN THE SUN ON THE NORTHERN BALCONY OF THE 58TH CAMP HOSPITAL, KNOWN LOCALLY AS "THE CASTLE". BEFORE BEING TAKEN OVER BY THE AUSTRAL
PORTSEA, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-01. SERVICE PERSONNEL RELAXING IN THE SUN ON THE NORTHERN BALCONY OF THE 58TH CAMP HOSPITAL, KNOWN LOCALLY AS "THE CASTLE". BEFORE BEING TAKEN OVER BY THE AUSTRAL
PORTSEA, VIC. 1944-09-01. PATIENTS OF THE 58TH AUSTRALIAN CAMP HOSPITAL PHOTOGRAPHED ON THE FRONT STEPS. THIS HOSPITAL IS KNOWN LOCALLY AS "THE CASTLE" AND WAS THE HOME OF THE MISSES ARMATAGE UNTIL TA
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-08-18. RED CROSS AIDES ASSEMBLING BLOOD TRANSFUSION APPARATUS AT THE ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL. THEY ARE:- MAJOR L. M. BRYCE, HONORARY DIRECTOR OF THE TRANSFUSION SERVICE (1); MISS
