Luxor

Date: [ca 1915 - ca 1917]

From: Dibble, Lyna Todd, 1884-1975: Photographs relating to service as a nurse during World War One

Reference: PA1-o-1913

Description: Album of photographs relating to the service of Lyna Todd Newell (later Dibble) as a nurse in Egypt and England during World War One, taken between circa 1915 and 1917. Newell, who features as a subject on some of the photographs, probably took many of the images in this collection. Includes captions, but most are too faint to read. - Features three pictures under the heading "1st Wedding in the NZ ANS [New Zealand Army Nursing Service] - Cairo", taken at the wedding of Nurse Mildred Jane Ellis and Lieutenant Alexander Edward Wrottesley Salt at Cairo, 21 May 1916. - Includes photographs taken in Egypt circa 1915-1916 showing gate of New Zealand General Hospital in Cairo, military personnel posing with camels at the pyramids and Great Sphinx of Giza, temple ruins and pillars at Luxor, group portrait of Egyptian women, and hospital train in Alexandria. Other images show the sultan's palace, the sultan's guard, a swing bridge over a canal in Barrage Gardens, the river Nile, and the citadel of Cairo. - Images from England feature Bournemouth Beach, Bournemouth Gardens, also the Rufus Stone and Compton Arms Hotel, in New Forest. Photographs taken at Balmer Lawn Section, No 1 NZ General Hospital, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, England in circa 1917, show interior views showing hospital wards, building exteriors, grounds, patients and nurses. - Scotland is featured in images taken at Edinburgh, Ellen's Isle in Loch Katrine, and at Loch Lomond. - From New Zealand there are photographs of a parade of Reinforcements at Trentham. - Australian scenes include troops marching past Dog Rock in Albany, Western Australia. - Also includes image of a Canadian Women's Motor Ambulance and the Cunard Line ship RMS 'Aquitania'. - A series of images of Gallipoli probably not taken by Newell. Arrangement: Album originally received with eight loose prints and greeting card enclosed - these are now at PAColl-10385 Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Photograph album (labelled: Manufactured by the Heinn Co. Milwaukee, Wis[consin] 0663), black leather binding with title, 'Jaunts Abroad', in gilt lettering on cover, black pages with plain paper interleaving, 18 x 30 cm.

Date: 1940-1945

By: King, Russell David, 1896-1970

Reference: PAColl-3179

Description: Because the photographer was one of the commanding officers of the Field Ambulance many of the photographs are snaps of officers and visiting commanders and officials. Other photographs show the Field Ambulance in operation in various theatres of the war, on leave and playing sport. The largest group of photographs are of a tourist type showing historical sites, architecture, places of scenic interest and the native populations Arrangement: Negatives at F66732-1/4 - F66784-1/4 Quantity: 53 b&w original negative(s). 625 b&w original photographic print(s). Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - MS-Group-0247, Russell David King papers.

Date: 1939-1940

From: New Zealand. Department of Internal Affairs. War History Branch :Photographs relating to World War 1914-1918, World War 1939-1945, occupation of Japan, Korean War, and Malayan Emergency

By: McKenzie, J S (Private), active 1940

Reference: PA1-q-293

Description: Photographs of New Zealand military personnel in New Zealand, England and Egypt, taken 1939-1940 and compiled for official use. Most of the images have good captions, and most of the names noted are listed above. The album includes a number of British Official Photographs. Scenes include New Zealanders in the advance party sailing from Melbourne in December 1939; shipboard scenes of the First Echelon arriving in Egypt; Freyberg welcoming the troops on arrival with Anthony Eden (Secretary of State for the Dominions) and Sir Miles Lampson; the train service between the NZ camp and Cairo; Egyptian workmen helping construct the camp, and women doing the laundry; Divisional Signallers lined up on motor bikes. Battle practice and army life in the desert: anti-tank & anti-aircraft practice; bren guns; vehicle maintenance; blacksmiths; operating the telephone exchange; engineering work; sorting mail; manufacturing field oven; chopping wood for the oven; food preparation; boot mending; camp cinema; various games including cards, bowls, cricket, swimming, boxing; disinfecting plant for killing pests in soldiers' blankets; digging trenches; erecting tents. Opening of the Kiwi Club at Helwan, formed through the efforts of Lady Lampson. Three photographs taken by a sergeant of the Royal Marines, showing action related to the battleship Admiral Graf Spee and the Battle of the River Plate (p 65, 111, 133) New Zealanders resident in England who volunteeered at the outbreak of war are shown training with the Eastern Command; manoevres with the 2nd Echelon in Britain, and the opening of a new club for New Zealanders in Charing Cross Road; Winston Churchill visiting Australian and New Zealand troops in 1940; NZ armourers and wireless operators working for the RAF; information about the longest non-stop reconnaisance flight made in a Vickers Wellington bomber, piloted and crewed by members of the RNZAF Bomber Squadron (5 crew + 1 officer from the Navy to assist in ship identification); and Winston Churchill visiting Australian and New Zealand troops. In Libya scenes show a motor rail car which patrolled the rail to Matruh; "Whare Kiwi" dugout in the Libyan Desert; The first air raid experienced in a small village in the Cairo area. NZ airmen arrive in Canada for training in the Empire Air Trianing Scheme; haka led by Pine Takarangi. Transportation of troops and equipment across inland water, use of collapsible assault boats and building bridges. Western Desert battle; Italian and Libyan prisoners of war; captured tanks and vehicles; view of the Italian defence line; also the surrender of Traghen when the whole population of the Libyan Fort marched out in surrender. Various hospital scenes, both in England and in Egypt, including occupational therapy activities. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Album with faded blue cloth cover, black corners and spine; 34.5 x 22.0 cm

Date: 1902-[1920]

By: Bowen, Laura C, active 1902-1919

Reference: MSX-5044

Description: Bowen recorded many poems, mostly by well-known poets but also including two by M E Richmond which were read at Kapunatiki in Jan 1908, `The Loom', to E D, and `To Susan' (pp11-12), and `The Battle of the free' also about NZ but writer unknown. She writes of a lecture given by Amundsen in Wellington recording details of accommodation and stores (pp20-21) (1912); gives details of her family's Irish background, especially that of her father, Croasdaile Bowen (pp24-25); describes a visit to Luxor (p52-57); a pen-portrait of Col Buckley of the Leinster regiment with brief notes on anti-air craft gunner tanks and submarines (pp60-61) She gives an account of the Kurna-Amara Railway, problems with flood water, refers to a gunboat (pp66-69); records notes on trench fighting and incidents in the trenches at Gallipoli, the sinking of boat with Dr Wiley in the water, costings of building and furnishing the hospital at Heliopolis, equipment given to the men at Gallipoli, details of evacuation and landing at Suola Bay (probably Suvla Bay), people mentioned include Les Acland, Dr Ryan, Norman, M Spearman, the Canterbury Regiment (pp118-123); describes a Turkish wedding and all the rituals associated with it (pp124-125); records experiences of the Hussars and Worcester Regiment who were taken prisoner, wounded and killed and their treatment by Turks and Bedouins; and a list of the people Miss Bowen is presumed to have met at various times Source of title - Supplied Laura Bowen was the grand-daughter of Sir Charles Bowen; she was given this volume by M H in 1902 Quantity: 1 volume(s). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Purchased from Stride & Son, Chichester, England, Oct 1998

Date: 1914-1915

By: Hackworth, Philip Vernon, 1891-1960; Tattersall, Alfred James, 1866-1951

Reference: PA1-q-107

Description: Photograph album containing photographs of Luxor and Samoa during World War I Views in Egypt include ancient sites at Luxor, Karnak and Thebes, and one of water buffalo by the Nile. The second part of the album starts with a view of the harbour at Noumea showing a number of warships in the distance which are named as HMS Australia, HMS Melbourne, HMS Psyche, HMS Philomel, HMS Pyramus, and the French warship Montcalm. Most of the images in the second part relate to the arrival of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force in Apia, Samoa; the surrender of Samoa by Germany; group portraits of many of the British and New Zealand officers involved in the takeover (most of whom are identified by surname); and scenes of life in Samoa. Source of title - Title supplied by Library Other Titles - Hackworth album Inscriptions: Album page - `In memory of Lieut. P.V. Hackworth, died 1/2/60 at Wellington. This album of photographs was presented to the Samoan Reunion Committee by the Misses Mildred & Ethel Hackworth' Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Album with black covers, entitled `New Zealand seaweed'; endpapers decorated with finely detailed pattern in black and gold; 36 x 29 cm Provenance: The album had been presented to the Committee by Misses Mildred and Ethel Hackworth, Wellington, 1960.

Date: 1916-1919 - 1923

From: Gillies, Alexander, 1891-1982: Photographs

Reference: PA1-o-1936

Description: Photograph album compiled by Alexander Gillies, relating to his service with the NZYMCA (New Zealand Young Men's Christian Association) in Egypt and Palestine during World War One, 1916-1919. Some prints include captions that identify locations, mainly well-known sites in Jerusalem. Images mainly relate to YMCA centres and events. 36 prints depict a garden party for convalescing soldiers at Ezbekiah Gardens. Prints show crowds of soldiers in conversation, eating lunch, and watching or participating in games (egg and spoon race, sack race, donkey rides). Prints also show women serving food or drinks, and the Ezbekiah Garden YMCA centre in detail (band rotunda, notices, decorations, tables and chairs, plants). Photographs taken on different occasions depict further views of the entrance, main stage, indoor areas, and visiting soldiers or YMCA workers. Eight prints show different unidentified YMCA performances, tents, huts, vehicles, and workers in Jerusalem as well as other unidentified locations. One hut is labelled "Whaler Past". Portraits of identified individuals include a baby possibly called "Myanoir", "Minerva Page. North Vancouver. 1923", and Gillies himself (bottom right, page 12, with moustache). A postcard with a portrait of six performers is labelled "The Lena Ashwell YMCA Concert Party Egypt". The identifiable signatures on reverse are: Sylvia De Gay, Grace lvell, Marjorie Ffrangcon-Davies, Yvette Pienne, and [?] Flint. The final name is obscured. Portraits of unidentified individuals include a woman holding a lizard, a woman patting a donkey, a young girl, two boxers, and various men in civilian dress or military uniforms. Group portraits include a Pierrot Troupe at Helouan, unidentified performers (possibly in Heliopolis), and many groups of unidentified soldiers. One portrait of soldiers is labelled "34". Gillies appears in group portraits on pages 21 and 26. Images also relate to both routine and unusual military events. Five prints depict Erich von Falkenhyan and Jamal Pasha in Jerusalem (inspecting troops, surveying land, meeting a little girl). Other images show solders in a trench "near Birshaiba", the interior of a "Fancy Store", and a priest conducting a funeral with a group of soldiers around a grave. The print is labelled "W. Sant". Prints depicting a sports day at "Mahomediya Hospital" show convalescing soldiers either watching or playing hockey, volleyball, basketball, croquet, and clock golf. Four prints show a 1918 water polo match in the sea at Alexandria (Abbassia versus Sidi Bishir). Images related to sightseeing mainly show groups of unidentified soldiers at well-known locations around Jerusalem. Locations depicted in Egypt include Memphis, and Philae. Five prints show Gillies and other soldiers (Roy Clack, C.W. Whitehair, Corporal Gas, W. Boyd) with Egyptian guides at the Sphinx and Pyramids at Giza. Seventeen tourist prints show ruins at Karnak and Luxor. Sites photographed in Cairo include the Zoological Gardens, Luna Park in Helipolis, and the Royal Entrance at Cairo Station. Five prints show multiple interior and exterior views of the Mosque of Muhammad Ali. Other images show street scenes, daily life, and unidentified local people in Cairo, Alexandria, Gaza, and Jerusalem. Subjects include local workers, their machinery and animals, a wedding procession, and church dignitaries with the Bishop of Jerusalem at his enthronement (1918). Waterway images show Felucca boats in a canal, "headwaters at the Pyramids", and an unidentified bay with a breakwater, possibly Alexandria or Port Said. Title supplied by Library Arrangement: Album has become unbound and pages are loose. They have been left in order of delivery. Quantity: 1 album(s) containing 190 b&w photographic prints. Physical Description: One photograph album consisting of 16 loose pages and broken binding, 25 x 31.5cm Processing information: Album pages have been numbered on each side (1-32) by Library.

Date: Apr-Dec 1941

By: Thomas, Richard E, active 1941

Reference: MS-Papers-11548

Description: Folder comprises three typescript letters from Thomas who was based in the Middle East, back home to his family and friends in New Zealand. The first two letters describe Thomas' activites when he is on leave. This includes detailed accounts of the local Egyptian people and his sight-seeing trips. Thomas visits Luxor, the Nile, Cairo, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jericho, Jordan, Dead Sea, Nazareth, Tiberias, Galilee, Haifa, Tel-Aviv and Jaffa. He relates sights visited, foods eaten, means of transport taken and people met. The third letter gives accounts of his position and involvement in the war in Libya. Source of title - Supplied by Library Lance Bombardier Richard E Thomas fought with the Artillery Training Regiment in the Middle East during World War Two. Serial Number: 28807 Quantity: 1 folder(s). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescripts Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by the Estate of Mr B J Lynch, Wellington, Sep 2013

Date: 1915-1920

From: Burrowes, Stanley Gadfield Aglionby, 1891-1968 :Photograph album, negatives, negative album and medal, chiefly relating to Burrowes' service in Egypt and the Middle East during World War I

Reference: PA1-o-1826

Description: One photograph album with images taken mostly by Stanley Gadfield Aglionby Burrowes, who was with the Wellington Mounted Rifles in World War I. The photos were taken in Egypt and the Middle East between 1915 and the end of the war. Album compiled by donor. Images document that Burrowes and the Mounted Rifles were involved in the defence of Egypt and the subsequent Middle Eastern campaign when the transport company that Burrowes was in was developed into an ambulance corps. Pictures show the ambulance train, the Camel Corps, horsedrawn sandcarts and the slow mule team. There are photos of the Mounted Rifle Camp, the Ambulance Camp, `the boys' relaxing, Bedouins, prisoners of war (Germans, Turks and Bedouins), graveyards at Alexandria (of troops from Gallipoli) and Romani and the towns of Luxor, Port Said, Rafa, Jerusalem and Cairo. Many photos have captions on the back. Arrangement: Album included a medal (1914-1915 Star) but was placed in PAColl-10136 to ensure its safety Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Mainly silver gelatin prints.

Date: [ca 1917-2010]

From: Scoullar, Leo Bryan, 1917-2010: Photographs

By: Savoy Studios (Auckland, N.Z.); Van Hasselt (Firm); Leicagraph Studio (Wellington, N.Z.)

Reference: PAColl-10027

Description: Photographs relating to the life of Bryan Scoullar, taken ca 1917-2010, particularly his service in the army during World War II. Bryan Scoullar collected all the images and took some of them. Images are arranged in a loose chronological order, and contain: Family photographs, circa 1917-1941, showing his mother Genevieve (nee Pope), his father Arthur, and his brother Patrick. Snapshots of the family are taken at the family residence in Wellington and during outings and holidays in New Zealand. Includes images of Patrick during the war, at home on leave, and overseas. Two school photographs taken at Marist Brothers' School, Wellington, probably of Patrick or Bryan. Photographs related to Bryan Scoullar's military service in North Africa during World War II. These are taken and collected in Egypt, Syria, and the Western Desert, ca 1941-1942. There are also some images taken during his training at Trentham army camp ca 1940, and documenting journey on board ship 'Nieue Amsterdam'. Contains images of patients, staff and activities at No. 3 General Hospital, Egypt, where he worked as an orderly. Includes tourist photographs taken and collected during travels in Egypt, and a trip with 5th field ambulance unit to Jerusalem and Syria. Also a group of Images taken at the Bulldog Club, Helmieh. Named figures include 'Dan' from South Africa, and Bob Bates ['Lulu la Blaze'?], and a Spanish Capuchin friar [Padre?] Sabino. Photographs of friends and family ca 1945-2010, including items related to his involvement with the Lamb of God covenant community in Wellington. Also images of Bryan's parents in older age, two mounted portraits of Bryan's god-daughter Anne Renai, and a few photographs documenting Bryan's trips overseas with an Australian Catholic group. Events include: celebrations to mark Bryan's 81st and 93rd birthday, a Christmas party in 1988, St Patrick's College Centenary 1985, a dinner at Bunratty Castle, [a restaurant in Australia?], and Anzac Day commemorations at Huntleigh Rest Home, Karori, ca 1990s. Places include: St Mary's Convent, Wellington, and St Thomas More Catholic Church, Wilton and [The Rigi?] St Vincent de Paul's. Named figures include: Vonnie Nunns, Bernadine Reid, Stephanie Revell, Mike Revell, Laurie McClellan, Philippa Dowling, Chris Reid, Molly Waugh, Trish Kane, Andre Gellen and Karen Gellen. Accompanying information - ltems of ephemera relating to Mr Scoullar including an order of service for his funeral. Arrangement: Images have been arranged by the archivist in loose chronological order Quantity: 189 b&w original photographic print(s) including one mounted on metal. 37 colour original photographic print(s). 1 item(s) of photographic ephemera (Postcard featuring printed photograph). Physical Description: Photographic prints and items of ephemera

Date: [1942-1946]

From: Penny, Theo Kenneth, 1913-1986: Military papers

Reference: MSX-9627

Description: Journal with numbered pages of experiences during World War Two service. Describes experience in Egypt fighting on the front, driving, sightseeing during leave, and being in hospital. The diary ends as Penny is about to leave Egypt. Title taken from item. Quantity: 1 volume(s). Physical Description: Manuscript on pre-lined notebook, 16 x 10 cm.

Date: 1940

From: Johnston, Ian Thomas Young, 1912- :Photographs relating to Johnston's service in World War Two

Reference: PA1-o-1194

Description: Photographs collected by Johnston, depicting his voyage from Wellington to the Middle East via Australia in 1940, and his time spent in Egypt, Greece, Crete and the Middle East during World War Two. The photographs show Johnston and other military personnel, ships, accommodation and clubs, and scenes of places visited. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s).

Date: 1915-1916

From: Bennett, Agnes Elizabeth Lloyd, 1872-1960 : Photographs

Reference: PAColl-6972-08

Description: Ruins and public sculptures of ancient Egypt at Luxor and Karnak; New Zealand military hospitals in Cairo with group photographs of convalescing New Zealand soldiers; Egyptian nurses and midwives as well as other Egyptians carrying out their daily occupations such as water carriers, farmers, cab drivers, pottery sellers, manure carriers, and men operating irrigation technology. There are photographs of waterwheels and other technologies for lifting water from the nile for irrigation. There are some photographs of major architectural features of Cairo such as the Citadel, and a large Mosque. Quantity: 46 b&w original photographic print(s). 10 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). 4 colour photo-mechanical print(s).

Date: 1940-1944

By: Crump, Douglas Ronald, 1919-1944; Crump, William, active 1950s; Crump, Douglas, active 2000

Reference: PA1-q-764

Description: Photographs taken and collected by 2nd Lieutenant Douglas Ronald Crump prior to his death at La Luna, Italy, 7 August 1944. Album comprises: Photographs of the grave of Douglas Ronald Crump at La Luna, Italy, with Brigadier S H Crump Scenes in Papakura Camp, 1940 Scenes of farewell parade for 5th reinforcements at Auckland Domain, 1941 Scenes on convoy to Middle East, showing ships Nieuw Amsterdan and Mauretania, and views of Sydney and Colombo. Scenes in camp at Maadi and Helwan, Egypt, June 1941; pyramids and sphinx; Divisional swimming sports; manoeuvres; Cairo; Alexandria; No 1 NZ Convalescent Depo, Alexandria; Sinai Desert; Syria; Palestine; Lebanon, Beirut; Damascus; Palmyra; Jerusalem, Bethlehem; Haifa; Tel Aviv Visits to ancient Egyptian sites, including Luxor, the temples at Karnak, the tomb of Tutankhamun, the temple of Ramesses III at Medinet Habu, and Thebes Scenes on the Nile, including the Assuan Dam, and a BOAC flying boat landing Sporting events, including a rugby match between 4th NZ Armoured Brigade and Welsh representatives at Maadi, 3 Feb 1943; Brigade athletics meet, Littoria Stadium, Cairo, 5 April 1943 Scenes at Officer Cadet Training Unit (OCTU) Views of Bari, Rome and Florence Portraits of Douglas Ronald Crump Album consists of photographs taken and collected by Douglas Ronald Crump (1919-1944) prior to his death, and compiled into an album by his brother, William Crump. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Green cloth bound album with red morrocco spine and corners, 28.5 x 33.5 cm

Date: 1974

From: Blumhardt, Doreen (Dame), 1914-2009 :Photographs

Reference: PA12-8581

Description: Views of Egypt include - Brickworks at Kom Ombo. Views from the River Nile taken between Kom Ombo and Edfu. Ruins of the Temple of Horus at Edfu. Views of Egypt from the Nile. Temple ruins at Luxor. Temple ruins at Karnak. Quantity: 24 colour original transparency/ies.

Date: 1974

From: Blumhardt, Doreen (Dame), 1914-2009 :Photographs

Reference: PA12-8582

Description: Views of Egypt include - Brickworks at Kom Ombo. Temple ruins at Luxor. Temple ruins at Karnak. Temple of Rameses III at Thebes. Quantity: 24 colour original transparency/ies.

Date: [ca 1918-1919]

By: Lupton, Roger Deller, 1897-

Reference: PAColl-0401

Description: Photographs of Palestine, Egypt and the Middle East, probably taken by Roger Lupton who was on active service there. As there are captions relating to the AMR, it is assumed that he was with the Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment. They are mostly of places of interest in the area such as the Monastery of St George at Wadi Qelt; the Crusaders' Tower in Richon; the Mosque of Omar, the Garden of Gethsemane and the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem; temple ruins at Luxor; the Agricultural College in Jaffa; the River Jordan; a Roman amphitheatre in Amman; the German Church in Bethlehem; the Church of Lazarus in Bethany; the inside of the Russian Church in Jaffa; and a man and a woman floating in the Dead Sea. However, there are others relating to the campaign: a pontoon bridge over the River Jordan; Kastal Railway Station on the Mecca line with a long goods train being loaded; the remains of the Turkish gun Jericho Jane (Turkish gun used in the Jordan Valley during the First World War so named as its range was long enough to hit Jericho from the opposite side of the vally, twelve miles away. The gun had an eighteen foot barrel); bombed houses in Jaffa; a cemetery; Algerian cavalry in Ismalia; railway lines at Tantah, Egypt; a stone Turkish bridge at Beersheba; the ruins of a Turkish patrol boat next to the Dead Sea; a railway engine destroyed by the retreating Turks; dead horses of the Auckland regiment in the Jordan Valley; a group of soldiers on board a troop ship; and three of men and horses, one showing the camp at Richon. Quantity: 49 b&w original photographic print(s) loose prints. 4 b&w original photographic print(s) post cards. 1 album(s) Album(s).

Date: 1908-1916, 1923, 1939-1943

From: Malone family :Photographs relating to William George Malone

By: Malone, William George, 1859-1915

Reference: PAColl-10155-2

Description: Photographs relating to William George Malone and his military career during World War I, including scenes in New Zealand, Egypt and Gallipoli, and the military service of his sons. Photographs taken between circa 1908 and 1916, plus prints taken in 1923 and ca 1940s. Includes wartime photographs that were taken, developed and printed by Malone. Other photographs taken by a range of photographers. Some smaller prints are duplicated as larger prints on mounts. Nearly all photographs are identified and dated. There are explanatory notes from the donor. Includes pre World War One views taken in New Zealand; Lieutenant Colonel William George Malone in his dress uniform (possibly taken after his promotion to Lt. Colonel), assembled soldiers wearing lemon squeezer hats (possibly Territorial Force at camp), 11th Regiment (Taranaki Rifles) 1913, Ida Katherine, second wife, and son Maurice with others on wharf farewelling NZEF troops 14 October 1914 (taken by W.G Malone from troopship 'Arawa'. Also includes view of W.G. Malone clean shaven in army uniform (uncertain date, possibly 1908 or 1915). One group of views were taken in Egypt and Gallipoli during World War One by W.G Malone or possibly with his camera. Views in Egypt show Capt. R.E Coningham (?), 10 Ghurka Rifles, outside army tent at El Kubri, Egypt, G.S.O (General Staff Officer) to Malone; William George Malone with Capt Horne (Home?) sight-seeing at the Sphinx and Pyramids, Luxor; Arab guides and camels; Malone on his horse 'The Don' in Zeitoun Camp; and framed photograph of Ida Katherine on desk in Malone's tent. Prints on pages extracted from photograph album include a view of 'The Farlands', the second Malone family homestead, Stratford. Views taken at Gallipoli show W.G Malone outside his bivouacs on Walkers Ridge and Cape Helles, including scene of Malone with (possibly) Capt R.E. Coningham. Gallipoli views include original prints taken April to May 1915 by W.G. Malone showing views of fortifications on Walkers Ridge; the battlefield of Krithia; the ship 'Clyde' run ashore at old Sedd-El-Bahr Port ruins; Reserve Gully; burial of dead Turkish soldiers on the day of armstice to bury the dead (24 May 1915). One group of photographs show the sons of W.G Malone in military uniforms. Those in World War One uniforms are Maurice Patrick (serial no. 11/1338) (solo portrait and group portrait with machine gun soldiers and equipment), Brian Bernard (5/2), Terence Joseph (11/553), Edmond Leo (11/699). Includes William Bernard 'Barney' circa 1939 to 1943. Also includes soldier who served under W.G. Malone, Sergeant Jacob ('Jack') Randup Moller standing outside King George V Hospital, Rotorua. Includes views of memorial plaque to W.G Malone and Lieutenant Colonel Charles Frederick Denman Cook on wall of All Saints Church, Palmerston North, and view of crowd at official unveiling of Malone Memorial Gate, King Edward Park, Stratford, August 1923. Accompanying information - various notes identifying photographs were received from donor and kept with prints and in backfile Relationship complexity - Donor has scanned some of the photographs and Taranaki-related papers to give to Puke Ariki. Quantity: 19 b&w original photographic print(s). 6 pages with 19 b&w prints. 2 b&w copy photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin prints

Date: 15 Feb-9 Apr 1915

From: Malone, William George (Lieutenant-Colonel), 1859-1915 : Diaries and letters

Reference: MSX-2545

Description: Diary continues from MSX-2544 with Malone commanding the New Zealand troops at the Suez Canal. Describes living and fighting conditions, the activities of his men, and conferences of Unit Command. Also comments on his own personal activities like visiting the dentist, reading mail and arranging a beer for his men. New Zealand troops withdrawn from the Canal on 26 Feb 1915 to Zeitoun Camp. Training his men in the hot winds of the Sahara Desert, and night Divisional exercises. Marched to Avenue de Koubbah on 25 Mar 1915. Four days leave from 29 Mar 1915, visits Luxor, Nile, Karnak, and the Tomb of Queen Nefertari. 3 Apr 1915 Malone comments that he has received word to embark for Turkey aboard the `Itonus'. Diary ends 9 Apr 1915 as troops ready to entrain to Alexandria. Malone takes photographs (for the families) of the graves of the three men of the Battalion who had died so far: Private John A Campbell, Private Albert G Cooper, and Private Bethel J Simpson. Published as No better death: the great war diaries and letters of William G Malone : edited by John Crawford with Peter Cooke. (Auckland : Reed Books, 2005) Quantity: 1 volume(s) (102 leaves). Physical Description: Holograph, original & carbon copy pages (21.5 cm, manifold book) Includes ink diagrams Processing information: Digitisation details - Part of WW100 digitisation project. 94 digitised images. This diary includes the original top copy and also its carbon copy. On page MSX-2545_017 there is a pencil annotation. This annotation is slightly different on the carbon which is also annotated at MSX-2545_017a.

Date: 1914-1915

From: Cameron, Alfred Edward, 1894-1967 :Photograph album and negative

Reference: PA1-q-892

Description: Album of views in Egypt and Gallipoli during World War I, compiled by Alfred Edward Cameron (1894-1967). Includes views of Suez, the Nile, Matarieh, Luxor, and Turkish trenches. Cameron sailed from New Zealand to Egypt with the Main Body of the NZEF in Oct 1914 and served as a trumpeter with the Canterbury Mounted Rifles. On 12 May 1915 he landed at Gallipoli where he saw action against the Turks. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s).

Date: 1940

From: New Zealand. Department of Internal Affairs. War History Branch :Photographs relating to World War 1914-1918, World War 1939-1945, occupation of Japan, Korean War, and Malayan Emergency

Reference: DA-00511-F

Description: Ruins of Luxor showing huge columns built without mortar. Frequented by NZ troops on leave during World War II. Taken in 1940 by an official photographer. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Cellulosic film negative