The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sister Teifi Mary Nesta Jones (left) and Sister Grace Muriel Kentwell (right), members of the Royal Australian Naval Nursing Service making Petty Officer Cornish comfortable at Canonbury Naval Hospital. The ward dress worn by Sister Jones is in the collection of the Australian War Memorial.
Group portrait of the first group of Royal Australian Naval Nursing Service (RANNS) officers on the balcony of Canonbury Naval Hospital. Identified, left to right: Sister Jean Thomas (Sub Lieutenant);
White linen detachable collar with rounded ends and a drawn threadwork edge. A machine embroidered name tape with blue lettering 'TEIFI JONES is attached to the centre back. Worn by Sister Teifi Jon
Outdoor portrait of, from left to right, an unidentified naval officer, Sister Teifi Jones (Sub Lieutenant) and Senior Sister Mamie Rae (later Rosenthal), Women's Royal Australian Naval Nursing Servic
Studio portrait of Sister Muriel Gray Burbury, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), wearing ward dress with a veil. On her sleeve is the AANS badge. Sister Burbury was attached to 3 Australian Gen
Informal portrait of Superintendent Sister Mabel Lucy Rae at her desk with Sister Gwen Nugent (nee Freebairn), (standing). They are members of the Royal Australian Naval Nursing Service (RANNS) at Can
SYDNEY, NSW. 1945-04-17. SURGEON LIEUTENANT C.P. REILLY, (3), WITH SUPERINTENDENT SISTER M. RAE, (2), AND SISTER NUGENT, (1), MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL NURSING SERVICE WORKING AT CANONBURY
