World War, 1914-1918 - Veterans - Rehabilitation

Date: 1921

From: Manawatu and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association :Grand Metropolitan Show and Industrial Exhibition. Catalogue [Palmerston North. 1885?-

By: Manawatu and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association; Blundell Brothers Ltd

Reference: Eph-A-SHOW-Manawatu-1921-01

Description: A show timetable, list of judges, cups and trophies, and entries for competitions, including: horse cattle and sheep competitions, pigs, art and fancy needlework, photography, home industries, art and technical and public schools, soldiers' exhibits, dogs. Most of the soldiers exhibiting were from the Evelyn Firth Home in Auckland. This was a home for the rehabilitation of returned servicemen. Quantity: 1 booklet. Physical Description: Booklet of 178 pages, 220 x 140 mm.

Date: 1916 - 1928

From: Valuation New Zealand: Land settlement plans for parts of the Waikato Region especially King Country, Kawhia and Otorohanga areas

By: New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey. Auckland District Office; New Zealand. Printing and Stationery Department; Mackay, John, 1851-1937; Valuation New Zealand

Reference: MapColl-832.17gbbd/1917/Acc.35522

Description: A poster-plan map of Auckland Land District no. 1317 depicting 2102 acres of land for sale or lease to discharged soldiers. Made up of two maps, one a cadastral map of the Mangoira Block, indicating numbered sections and including acreages, owner's names and dates handwritten in each section. The other is a locality plan of the area from Kaipara Harbour south to New Plymouth which has an arrow pointing to Awakino. The map includes several paragraphs of text stating conditions of sale, information about the 'second class land', and instructions to applicants. The cadastral map depicts the Awakino North Survey District, with handwritten names listed as CM Raven, MC Pratt, LR Jones, T Cummings, GP Sage, CJ Randell, (earlier owners include Claud Neville de Gray Stevens, S Whitehead). Bordering these properties are the owners WD Black, JR Terrille, SM Black, Thomson, Jones, Cummings, Condon, Beuck, and well as two Native Reserves, and Native owners (Maori land blocks) of Mahoenui no. 4b and Manga - Awakino no. 4. Six scenic reserves are also shown. Many of the properties border the Mokau River. Base map: Mangoira Block.... Series, Auckland Land District No. 1317. [Wellington, N.Z.], John Mackay, Govt. Printer, [1916]. Department of Lands and Survey, 9/423. Signed: 'D. Glenn, 25.1.26' top left corner. Written on map in blue pencil 'Mangoira Block' (SP 1317) bottom middle of map. Glued to map is blue card, with the number '13' painted on it. Glued to cadastral map is text regarding section I, block II, including fiscal information and features of the property. Signed '1467' 24.2.28 and 28.2.28, '2nd class'. On reverse of map the same base map has been glued onto the card, without annotations. Blue card has been glued over this map in bottom left corner. Also includes an abstract of fiscal conditions, by the Land Board (which have been covered by blue card on the other map). Quantity: 1 map(s). Physical Description: Ink, pencil and watercolour on card, linen backed, coloured, scale [1:15 840], 55 x 43 cm. Provenance: Donated by Valuation Department, 1991

Date: 1913 - 1934

From: Valuation New Zealand: Land settlement plans for parts of the Waikato Region especially King Country, Kawhia and Otorohanga areas

By: New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey. Auckland District Office; New Zealand. Printing and Stationery Department; Mackay, John, 1851-1937; Glenn, D, active 1917-1925; Valuation New Zealand

Reference: MapColl-832.17gbbd/1918/Acc.35534

Description: A poster-plan map of Auckland Land District no. 1339, depicting lands open for selection on renewable lease to discharged soldiers. Made up of two maps, one a cadastral map of the Tuhua Survey District, indicating numbered sections and including acreages, owner's names and dates handwritten in each section. The other is a locality plan of the area from Russell south to New Plymouth. The map includes several paragraphs of text stating conditions of sale, information about the 'second class land', and instructions to applicants. The cadastral map depicts the Tuhua Survey District, with handwritten names JH McLennan, H Beale, GH McElroy, WJ Kelland, DA Corlett, Hans Neilson, JH Duller, AJ Dornauf, I Dance, EW Dunn, CR Kelland, A Venn, HD Hannah, TE Meredith, RG Faulkner, T Minshall, LM Coldstream, G Saunders, F Carlton, C Bellshaw, F Norton, D'arcy Alban Garlett. Names crossed out include HA Moyes, F Fry, D Carmody. Bordering these properties is the Ohura South 'G' Native Land block, Rangaroa Village, reserve land (some subsequently sold), a scenic reserve and a recreation reserve. Base map: Tuhua Survey Block.... Series, Auckland Land District No. 1339. [Wellington, N.Z.], Marcus F Marks, Govt. Printer, 1918. Department of Lands and Survey, 600l;8;18;437. Signed: 'L.B. 26.11.25 Revised' top left corner. Glued to map is linen, with corrections over lots 6, 3, 4, 20. Glued to cadastral map is text regarding Tuhua Survey District, including fiscal information and acreage. Signed 'R Chapell, 25.4.34'. On reverse of map the same map has been glued onto the card. (Areas for sale or lease are highlighted around boundaries in red.) Has annotation 'Taumarunui Rural.' Quantity: 1 map(s). Physical Description: Ink, pencil and watercolour on card, linen backed, coloured, scale [1:15 840], 67 x 56 cm. Provenance: Donated by Valuation Department, 1991.

Date: 28 Mar 1983

From: Interviews about Rotorua by Don Stafford

By: Dibley, Alfred Douglas, 1896-1997

Reference: OHInt-0470/09

Description: Alfred (Doug) Dibley was born in June 1896. Discusses the land and early Pakeha settlers in the Ngongotaha area near the Mamaku Plateau. Talks about the Karl brothers, Charlie, Jack and Vincent, who came to the area in 1887. Describes how they were descendants of the original Puhoi settlers. Mentions that he married Susannah Karl and Charlie Karl was his father in law. Describes how the land was bought leasehold. Recalls going to World War I and fighting at Gallipoli, Palestine and France where he also contracted spinal meningitis. Describes being on a rehabilitation farm until 1928 when he moved to Oturoa Road. Comments that this was part of the Okoheriki or Patetere blocks. Talks about needing a bore for water. Recalls Stan, Percy and Charlie Robinson. Interviewer(s) - Don Stafford Quantity: 1 C60 cassette(s). 1 transcript(s). 1 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - transcript(s) available OHA-2857.

Date: 21 May 1998

From: Gore District oral history project

By: Hill, Ballington Everard Richard, 1926-2011; Frizzell, Helen Isobel, active 1986-

Reference: OHInt-0428/10

Description: Ev Hill was born in Invercargill in 1926. Recalls a close relationship with his father who had a difficult time in World War I and was given a very poor rehab (rehabilitation) farm after the war. Recalls living in a tent on a farm his father bought in Gorge Road. Describes a religious mother who was a Salvation Army officer and head of the local Temperance Union, regular attendance at church and an absence of fun. Recalls the values of `God and the King' passed on by his parents. Mentions that the Mataura Licensing Trust was `dry' until 1954. Recalls having his first drink of Hokonui whisky, made by local supplier Major Gerald Enright (known as the Major or Del), when he was fourteen. Describes Hokonui as the `local moonshine'. Discusses the Major, his farm and stills, amiable relationship with the community, regular attendance at Mass and friends in high places providing petrol coupons. Comments that everyone, including the Inland Revenue department and the police, knew about the Major's activities. Explains how he became a driver for the Major from 1941-1942 because he wanted a motorcar. Describes how the Major bought him a 1934 Chevrolet for which he worked, doing deliveries of Hokonui around Southland, Otago and Christchurch, until the car was paid off. Notes he worked for him for about a year. Describes the smell of cooking the mash for the alcohol and the process of distilling it. Discusses his delivery routes, safe houses, the excise men, a network of informants and an incident when he transported Constable Bandy to an accident when the car was full of Hokonui. Mentions the Major was later prosecuted. Comments on the legacy of Hokonui. Interviewer(s) - Helen Frizzell Accompanying material - Copy of photo of Lilly, Priscilla and Ruth Wilson ca 1917, Invercargill; copy of newspaper article `Prohibition runner recalls the rush' Quantity: 2 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 1 interview(s). 1.30 Hours and minutes Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete OHA-2602.

Date: 23 Nov 1982

From: Interviews about Rotorua by Don Stafford

By: Turner, Charles Frederick, 1892-

Reference: OHInt-0470/20

Description: Fred Turner came to Te Pu near Rotorua in 1903 when his father took up land, having previously farmed near Christchurch and Bluff. Describes `bush sickness', a cobalt deficiency in the soil, which damaged the animals. Mentions he was living at Pongakawa breaking in land for his father Charley. Talks about his seven brothers and sisters. Describes leaving school before the age of twelve and cooking for a gang of roadmen working in the area in 1904. Describes walking off the Te Pu property in 1931 having been sued for uncontrollable ragwort. Discusses how it was not explained that the land was on a fifty two year lease and he could have bought it back. Describes how most farmers at Te Pu were given land as part of the World War I rehabilitation scheme. Notes that this was land that farmers had previously walked off. Describes unsuccessful attempts to get compensation from the Government for the land. Talks about land at Hamurana and settlers Jack Catley, Harry Ward and the Dittmers. Talks about marrying Miss Dittmer. Talks about breaking in land for Major Herald in Paradise Valley and then buying and farming land in the Valley. Discusses land at Kaharoa. Mentions that people from Te Pu attended school at Kaharoa. Recalls attending tangi at Awahou village. Comments that many Maori were on the gumfields during this period. Talks about Fred Leonard. Describes working for Walter Steele in the bush at Mamaku in 1908 and working for the Mountain Rimu Timber Company. Recalls a fairly large community at Mamaku and describes living conditions at the camp. Describes going to the pictures in Rotorua at Kings Theatre, which was owned by Duncan Steele. Describes being the first farmer in the area to make ensilage and have his herd tested. Comments on successful potato growing. Talks about farm animals, milking cows, separating milk from cream and the dairy factory at Ngongotaha. Talks about Charlie and Bill Karl. Describes difficulties getting water on his property and digging a well to the depth of one hundred and seventy five feet. Discusses a financial scheme local farmers paid into to see them through hard times and describes how the money for the scheme was taken by Walter Nash. Comments on having to give up on farming because of his legs and gangrene. Mentions Dick Garlick driving coaches. Describes working on the road gang near Pongakawa. Interviewer(s) - Don Stafford Quantity: 4 C60 cassette(s). 1 transcript(s). 1 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - transcript(s) available OHA-2869.

Date: 21 Oct 1994

From: Memories of the Kaipara oral history project : Part one

By: Nicholls, Hector Richard, 1914-2002

Reference: OHInt-0430/07

Description: Hec Nicholls was born in 1914. Describes the family's move to the Otakanini Block, previously Maori land, which was subdivided in 1910. Describes how the milking herd was built up. Discusses the return of the land to Ngati Whatua, efforts to gain compensation and the opposition of Judge Acheson. Mentions the Croslands estate was next door. Describes being in the Navy in World War II and buying land after the war from George Lowe. Discusses the South Head area settled by the Young family and its use for beef grazing. Talks about Francis Fenton, the first judge of the Maori Land Court, who farmed in the area and married a local Maori woman. Discusses rehabilitation land offered in the area after both world wars. Mentions the South Head area after World War I and the Ototoa and Kawau blocks after World War II. Mentions that Alfred Buckland was compelled to sell land for rehabilitation. Talks about the Kaipara Dairy Company, the planting of pine trees and some deer farming. Mentions that deer were liberated off Sir George Grey's Kawau estate. Describes the cost of a block of rehab land, management of rehabilitation land by John Harmer, the improvement in the roads as a result of rehabilitation and the nature of the new rehab community. Describes the establishment of a school at Waioneke and its use for dances, meetings, cards and tennis. Mentions the building of a hall at South Head. Describes local personalitites the Bishop brothers, Mrs Shine, Bobby Waddell and Mate. Mentions gum digging. Interviewer(s) - Gabrielle Hildreth Quantity: 2 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 1 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete OHA-3329.

Date: 24 Apr 1998

By: Willis, Sarah, active 1998; Crump, Bryan, 1966-

Reference: OHColl-0683/1

Description: Recording of radio programme about the `Bridge to nowhere' played on `Country life', the rural magazine show on National Radio. The bridge was built into an area at Mangapurua opened up by the Government as rehabilitation land for World War I soldiers. Discusses how poor the land was and how the farmers eventually had to walk off it. Uses excerpts from an interview with Fred Bettjeman (OHInt-0004/09). Quantity: 1 C60 cassette(s). 1 event(s). 15 Minutes Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - no abstract(s) available.

Date: 7 May 1996 - 07 May 1996

From: Memories of the Kaipara oral history project : Part two

By: Manukau, Mohi William, 1912-2008

Reference: OHInt-0633/3

Description: Mohi Manukau was born in 1912 between Ruawai and Matakohe. Talks about being a Ratana Apostle (Minister) and mentions that his grandfather Maurice Rogan built the local Ratana church with Mr Stirling. Mentions his grandfather was a gumdigger. Discusses the carting of gum by bullock team to Joe Stirling's store at Matakohe. Discusses how young boys were selected to be trained in Maori lore. Describes the special building in which they were given this training. Explains that the Kaipara area is divided in two with the northern (Poutu) half connected to Te Uraohau and the South Head area connected to Te Waiahua. Mentions the Aotea Block. Discusses the meaning of Ngati Whatua and briefly gives the origins of land ownership disputes. Describes early Maori gardens and the growing of kumara. Mentions the eating of kiore (rat), frogs, snails and eels. Comments on Maori housing and the distance from secondary schooling. Recalls becoming an overseer with Public Works and involvement in World War I rehabilitation land and housing. Describes joining the 24th Battalion in World War II, planting the Army garden at Maunu and being sent to be an overseer on Public Works roads. Talks about going to the Kaiapara Dairy Factory in 1948, settling at Haranui and the gradual improvement of the marae there. Talks about recent intermarriage between Kakanui and Haranui. Interviewer(s) - Gabrielle Hildreth Quantity: 1 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 1 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete OHA-3319.

Date: 1918

By: Excel Press (Auckland, N.Z.)

Reference: Eph-B-WAR-WI-Patriotic-1918-01

Description: Programme for a dance recital in Auckland shows an illustration of a returned soldier with his "N.Z.E.F." bags on the ground beside him, on the front cover. Inside the programme is spread oer several pages, and interspersed with photographs of girl dancers. Some of the dancers listed in the programme are: Patricia Cole, Winnie Rendell, Muriel Brown, Manu Webster, Marjorie Turner, Jocelyn Dixon, Mona Craig, Mabel Andrews, Private Thomas O'Carroll, Margaret Miller, Vera Ziman, Phyllis Hunt, Beryl Nettleton, Kitty O'Brien, Ailsa Ronayne, Dorothy Turner, Bettina Edwards. The programme contains advertisements for Auckland businesses, including larger advertisements for: Automatic Bakery, Barnet Glass Rubber Co Ltd, R Jaffe (tailor), Noonan Bros (auctioneers), Schneideman Bros Ltd (tailors), Cowan's ready-to-wear suits, Auckland Milk Company Ltd. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Booklet of 20 pages, 250 x 188 mm. Provenance: Donated by Mr I W Parker, in 1976.

Date: 1921 - 1922

From: Valuation New Zealand: Land settlement plans for parts of the Waikato Region especially King Country, Kawhia and Otorohanga areas

By: Valuation New Zealand; New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey. Auckland District Office; New Zealand. Printing and Stationery Department

Reference: MapColl-832.17gbbd/1921-/Acc.35360

Description: Cadastral maps of rural lands for sale or lease to discharged soldiers. The larger map is of Sections 1 to 9, some numbers having been added in pencil, of Block 3 of the Piopiotea Survey District, adjacent to Ohira South and including the Mangarautawhiri and Pungapunga Streams and a small loop of the Wanganui River. This base map has numbered sections, including acreages, which have been outlined and include owners' names and dates handwritten in each section. The second map is of Section 15, Block XII of the Pirongia Survey District and has 'For this section see Waitomo drawer' handwritten across it. Both of these maps have been struck through with a scribbled line. The Pirongia on the reverse is outlined in red while the Piopiotea map is coloured in red. The larger of the base maps is a plan of sections in the Piopiotea survey district of the West Taupo County. Auckland land district No. 1407. The smaller map is of a section in the Pirongia survey district in Waitomo County. Schedules of this second class land are referred to in a key. The vegetation is described, tramways are included and a small part of the Wanganui River, Mangarautawhiri and Pungapunga Streams are named. Includes several references to worked out bush and timber milling and includes the printed name of Ellis & Burnard Ltd. Instructions to applicants and a caution follow the with the printed name of H.M. Skeet, Commissioner of Crown Lands. A statement on the left side of the map verso reads 'Lands for sale or lease to discharged soldiers, 1421 acres'. Includes the application date of 23rd. January 1922 at the District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland. The map of Pirongia on the reverse is outlined in red while the Piopiotea map is coloured in, in red. A map, inset on the bottom right, is a locality plan of the area from the Hauraki Gulf to New Plymouth and Taumarunui. Both locations are indicated with arrows on the map on the reverse. Printed names listed in the Pirongia Survey District are: J. Cannons, N.J. Shakespear. Handwritten names in the Piopiotea Survey District are: J.J. Pendray, W.E. Fifield, J.O. Gough, Wm. Marshall, J. Burnard, H.A. Cunningham, J. Palmer, M.D. Real, A.E. Phelan, E. Donaher, G.Hampton, W. Egan. Inset: Pirongia and Piopiotea locality plan. Scale [1:2 027 520] Base map: Pirongia Survey District ; Piopiotea Survey District. Series, Auckland Land District No. 1407. [Wellington, N.Z.], Marcus F. Marks, Govt. Printer, [1921] Title written in blue pencil along bottom edge and subtitle adapted by cataloguer from that of the base map. Quantity: 4 map(s). Physical Description: Ink, pencil and watercolour on card, linen backed, coloured, scales vary, 31.7 x 37.3 cm. and smaller, on sheet 64.4 x 75 cm. Provenance: Donated by Valuation New Zealand, February 1991

Date: 1912 - 1922

From: Valuation New Zealand: Land settlement plans for parts of the Waikato Region especially King Country, Kawhia and Otorohanga areas

By: New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey. Auckland District Office; New Zealand. Printing and Stationery Department; Mackay, John, 1851-1937; Andresen, A, active 1913; Valuation New Zealand

Reference: MapColl-832.17gbbd/1913/Acc.35356

Description: A poster-plan cadastral map, Auckland Land District no. 1145, of land for sale in public auction in the Waitanguru village. The map's annotations include numbered sections, some coloured, and include acreages, owner's names and dates where applicable. The base map indicates the road names, the Waitanguru Stream, the sale yards site, creamery residence, mechanics institute, municipal residence, recreation residence, school residence. Handwritten names are Awakino Co. Co, F Thrush, Waitanguru Co-op Dairy Company, J Barret, LB Mills, Mrs A Lindsay, F Thoms, E Buckley, VL Jackson, E Fitton, FH Larsen, C Davey, HA Armstrong, General Trust Board Diocese of Auckland. Base map: Section in the Village of Waitanguru.... Series, Auckland Land District No. 1145. [Wellington, N.Z.], John Mackay, Govt. Printer, [1906]. [Signed by] A. Andresen, Department of Lands and Survey, 500.11.12.843. '8' written on bottom right corner. Written on map in blue pencil 'Waitanguru Village' bottom middle of map. On reverse of map the same base map has been glued onto the linen. It highlights the village land (shaded) and the rural land. No annotations. Includes a small locality plan, from Auckland south to New Plymouth (scale [1: 2 533 400]). Inset map is Lot 14, block VIII, Orahiri Survey District, and depicts the rural land available for sale. Lot 10 belongs to J Burnand, 9 to Public trustee, and 6 to JM Cole. Quantity: 1 map(s). Physical Description: Ink, pencil and watercolour on card, linen backed, coloured, scale [1:1 584], 70 x 72 cm. Provenance: Donated by Valuation Department, 1991.

Date: 1990- - 01 Jan 1990

By: Cochrane, Ron, active 1914-1990; Hunt, John, active 1990; Morrinsville District Returned Services Association

Reference: OHColl-0186/1

Description: Ron Cochrane, a Gallipoli veteran, and Secretary of Morrinsville RSA, talks about his World War I experiences. Venue - Morrinsville Interviewer(s) - Jim Hunt Venue - Morrinsville Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHC-003148-003149; OHLC-000702-000703 Quantity: 2 C60 cassette(s). 2 Hours Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - no abstract(s) available.

Date: 01 Sept 1996

From: New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists: Conference recordings

Reference: OHInt-0572-3

Description: Meeting of some early members of New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists, September 1996, while compiling history by Ruth W Manchester. The group discusses why the organisation was established, the direction of the association, the difficulties. One member talks about the Association being an offshoot of the Christchurch Psychological Society. Another makes the claim of the need arising from servicemen being discharged from the armed services with severe emotional damage when there was no treatment available for them. He claims hypnosis and drugs were used for shellshock after World War One. Quantity: 1 C90 cassette(s). 1 event(s). 1.30 Hours and minutes Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - no abstract(s) available. Search dates: 1996

Date: 1917-1944

From: Ngata, Apirana Turupa (Sir), 1874-1950 : Further papers

By: New Zealand. Army. 2nd NZEF. Battalion, 28th

Reference: Series-3336

Description: The papers in this series are records, files, accounts and correspondence relating to the Maori war effort in World Wars one and two, fundraising, contingent lists and correspondence and rehabilitation. Quantity: 9 folder(s).

Date: 1919

By: New Zealand. Post and Telegraph Department

Reference: Eph-A-WAR-WI-Patriotic-1919-Envelopes

Description: Unused brown envelopes with the following captions overprinted: Buy war loan certificates; your money is required for the war. Wellington, 20 August 1919 (2 copies) Food means victory; waster of food means defeat. Wellington, 20 August 1919 (2 copies) Food wins the war; save it - Food means victory. Dunedin 27 August 1919 (3 copies) Food wins the war - save it; Waste of food means defeat. Invercargill, 25 August 1916 [?] Give preference to the men who have fought for you. Ring Repatriation Dept. Christchurch, 25 August 1919 (2 copies) Invest in the war loan; it is your duty to help the war loan. Auckland, 30 August 1919 (3 copies) The Repatriation Dept trains men for every trade. Auckland, 30 August 1919 (3 copies) Returned soldiers want work; help them. Advise repatriation Dept. Wellington, 19 August 1919 (2 copies) Soldiers fought for you; now let them work for you. Advise Repatriation Dept. Wellington, 19 August 1919 (2 copies) We've got a man if you've got a job. Advise Repatriation Dept. Dunedin, 27 August 1919 (2 copies) Quantity: 10 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Relief prints on brown envelopes, 106 x 222 mm.

Date: [1935-1938]

From: O'Shea, Alexander Paterson, 1902-1990 : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-7728-14

Description: Inward and outward correspondence on business and personal matters; includes clippings and galley of column from Comrade Ormond Wilson Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1918

From: Young Men's Christian Association National Office : Records

Reference: 95-017-01/5

Description: Contains report by Thomas C Eastwell, NZYMCA, Torquay re classes being undertaken by 49 New Zealand men stationed at the depot. These included classes in architecture and building construction, general drawing and painting, lettering, mechanical drawing, woodcarving, basket and raffia weaving. Followed by report on the study undertaken by each soldier, together with photographs of some, and photographs of the various classes and work produced. Entries for the following: Sgt W D Smaill, Sgt S B Knight, Cpl S Duncan, Sapper B Osborne, Rfm N A Sail, Rfm T C Toon, Lieut Jackson, Sgt R C Robinson, Pte E G Keys, Rfm A G Polkinghorne, Rfm H Parsons, Pte McKechie, Rfm J Anderson, Pte P T Manger, Pte H Rizzie, Pte G C Rongayne, A C Twyford, Pte J Walker, W Maclaine, Pte H Munro, Pte Delaveau, Pte L H Hales, F J Kerr, Pte A T Thomson, Pte P L Bronnell, Pte G Long, Pte L Booker, Pte S J Miles, Pte Bert Howard, Pte A E Wright, W Arnold, Rfm L Lomas, Rfm T F Smith, Pte C E Smith, H D Spence, Pte W P Lennon, Pte G S Taylor, Pte F J Boal, Pte C H Harding, RQM A D Folley, Gunner C Kennedy, E G Hui, H Jumbo,T Naera, H Sutherland, H Waugh, Pte C G Lasenby, Pte J H Easter, R D Climie Quantity: 1 volume(s).

Date: 1916 - 1918

By: Weeks, John, 1886-1965

Reference: A-468-002

Description: Shows a number of barn-style buildings, walled and gated, depicting the quarters of the Third Field Ambulance. The sign on the gate post shows a white background with a green diagonal banner, which bears a fern and a red cross, and with the abbreviations 'No.3' and 'F.Amb'. Probably at the site in Louvencourt, France Inscriptions: Verso - top left - Weeks O'Connor [studio stamp] Quantity: 1 watercolour(s). Physical Description: Watercolour on artist's paper, 112 x 154 mm

Date: [ca 1918-1919]

From: Dean, Leslie John Fleetwood, 1889-1959 :Photographs of instructors' group, Homelands, Torquay; and grave of Lance Corporal Fifield

Reference: PAColl-9851-2

Description: Group portrait of instructors at rehabilitation hospital at Homelands, Torquay, England, taken ca 1918-1919 by Hardy of Torquay Front row: Dean, Dallas, Bruce, Cameron, Ward, Easterman, Westerman, Selby, Widdowson Second row: Hitchcock, James, Stewart, Robertson, Harvey, Silcok, Crickett, Coates Back row: Colthart [?], Fawcett, Blair, Ekins, Batkins, Bates, Hookings, Kibblewhite Inscriptions: Mount recto - above image - Instructors Taken at Homelands Torquay Devon.; Mount recto - bottom right - Hardy Torquay Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Photographic print 15.6 x 21.2 cm, on mount 25.5 x 30.3 cm