Australian First World War recruitment poster printed in 1916 most likely referencing the Gallipoli Campaign. It features the image of a woman in a white dress standing in front of a tattered Australian flag against a yellow background. She is pointing to it with her left hand as if asking the viewer if they were there when the flag was damaged. It appeals to the guilt of the viewer that they had not enlisted to help defend Australia at Gallipoli and to their sense of patriotic duty to enlist. The image is in the upper half with the text beneath both set against a red background. Facsimile published by the Australian, November 1968 from the original in possession of the Mitchell Library, Sydney NSW. Printed by W.A. Gullick Government printer, Sydney.military, world war 1, poster

Large poster with inscription in red above coloured drawing . Drawing feature a soldier in khaki with a bugle to his mouth, looking over his right shoulder. He wears a slouch hat and ammunition belt. Four soldiers lie beneath him, each with a firearm. One has a bandaged head. Behind the bugler there are shadowy figures of civilians, including a stockman, surfer, labourer in leather jerkin and a well dressed middle-class couple. Signed by Norman Lindsay. Facsimile published by the Australian, November 1968 from the original in possession of the Mitchell Library, Sydney NSW. Printed by W.A. Gullick Government printer, Sydney.military, world war 1, poster

White and brown/red poster. Under the face of Lord Kitchener the words: War Meeting - Roseville Hall - Thursday, September 23, 1915 at 8 o'clock. Speakers: Captain Kane from the Dardanelles (wounded); Mr. E.J. Loxton MA, KC; Private Coates, deputy registrar general of NSW (leaving for the front); Rev. S.J. Hoban 9 a witty and eloquent Victorian). Rally round the Flag.military, world war 1, poster

Folder contains newspaper articles recording the formation of Soroptimist International Bendigo in1978, office holders, photographs from meetings, newspaper reports on local projects and contributions to international aid, programs and menus for celebratory dinners. Photographs 1978 - 2003 are labelled with names of members. Detailed information on key projects such as Trees for the World is included.