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Photograph 000489 Second World War, 1939-1945HOLDING BACK THE CROWDS AT CORNER COLLINS & SWANSTON STREETS. MARCHES. A.I.F. (NEGATIVE BY L.T.M.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Crowds watching the third Victorian (Bushmen's) Contingent turn the corner of Swanston and Collins Streets, prior to embarkation for South Africa. Note the people watching from the windows of the Victoria Building.
HOLDING BACK THE CROWDS AT CORNER COLLINS & SWANSTON STREETS. MARCHES. A.I.F. (NEGATIVE BY L.T.M.)

MELBOURNE, VIC. 1900-03. THIRD (BUSHMEN'S) CONTINGENT FROM VICTORIA LOADING THEIR HORSES ONTO THE TRANSPORT EURYALUS PRIOR TO LEAVING MELBOURNE FOR SOUTH AFRICA ON 1900-03-10. (LENT BY MORUYA & DISTRI

The Victorian Bushmen's contingent march along Collins Street before embarkation. The Bushmen's contingent embarked from Melbourne aboard the transport ship Euryalus on 10 March 1900. They returned to

Group portrait of members of the 3rd South Australian Imperial Bushmen's Contingent at the rear of the Adelaide Exhibition Building, before their departure for the war in South Africa.

The Victorian Bushmen's contingent march through the junction at St Kilda before embarkation. The Bushmen's contingent embarked from Melbourne aboard the transport ship Euryalus on 10 March 1900. They

Horses of the Victorian Bushmen's contingent going aboard the Euryalus. Horses used by Australian troops remained in South Africa at the end of the war. The Bushmen's contingent embarked from Melbourn
