The medal was created for sale to the public to raise funds for the provision of troop comforts material.Medallion distributed during World War 1 by the South Australia Division of the Australian Comforts Fund. This medallion was apparently used for fund raising by the ACF to support the welfare of Australian service personnel. The medallion is 52mm diameter by 5mm thick and is made from copper. The medallion has a swivel and a loop at the top for attaching a chain or ribbon. Mintage total not known. The Reverse side of the medallion is embossed with the words "New Guinea", "Egypt", "Gallipoli", "France", "Palestine", "Salonika" and "Mesopotamia" within an olive wreath. The obverse side of the medallion has an embossed image of the head and shoulders of an Australian soldier wearing a slouch hat and carrying a rifle at the high port position. The edge of the medallion is stamped "Australian Comforts Fund SA Division". Medallion has suffered edge damage and has been cleaned extensivelyThe reverse side of the medallion is embossed with the words "New Guinea", "Egypt", "Gallipoli", "France", "Palestine", "Salonika" and "Mesopotamia" within an olive wreath. The obverse side of the medallion has an embossed image of the head and shoulders of an Australian soldier wearing a slouch hat and carrying a rifle at the high port position. The edge of the medallion is stamped "Australian Comforts Fund SA Division". Stokes & Sonsww1, medallion, south australia, acf, australian comforts fund

Details of monies paid to J.G. Aird and handled by him in connection with the sale of lands.2 bundles of papers pertaining to the collection of monies involved in land purchases and transfers between Mr. J.G. Aird and other parties stapled together in brown folder. +Additional Keywords: Aird, J.G.

Lot 35 is now titled 18 Park Square, Beacon Cove, Port MelbourneFolder with pale green cover and black spiral binding. Folder contains Vendors Statement to the Purchaser of Real Estate pursuant to Section 32 of the Sale of Land Act 1962 for Lot 35 Beacon Cove.built environment - domestic, department of planning and development, park square, beacon cove, mirvac

Positioned in mylar with 730.01.Notice of sale of prints of amalgamation wake photo of approximately 280 Port Melbourne people in front of the Town Hall on Sunday 26 June 1994, day of the wake held for the demise of the City of Port Melbourne.amalgamation, port melbourne town hall, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, local government - city of port melbourne