Song book dedicated to the memory of those Hackney Scounts who died in the service of their country 1914-1918.Linen and soft cardboard cover, coloured green with black outlie and printing on front. Scout symbol on cover. Gold and dark green sticker Jamboree 1935, Victoria. 146 pages.Albert H Hampton. RSL (ASM) 1st Tatura Troupscouting, book, history, local

Alison’s professional career began at Marrickville Hospital, Sydney, in 1960, and following further studies in midwifery and infant welfare in New Zealand, she began her illustrious years at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in 1969. It was in this environment, a teaching hospital of the University of Sydney, which valued its association with the nearby urban Indigenous community of Redfern, and which received numerous complex referrals from rural New South Wales, that Alison became a valued advocate for Indigenous people. In all situations, she eloquently demonstrated the importance of cultural sensitivity and respect, bringing calm to sometimes chaotic situations. Alison received many awards such as this one. (O&G Magazine) Following her appointment in 1993 as the Aboriginal liaison midwife, she also provided consultation and education across all hospital departments and to community agencies, ever in demand for her expertise both within the hospital and the broader community. Across these years, she undertook a substantial responsibility in teaching and skills transfer, and in serving on a range of advisory and planning committees for the State of New South Wales and the nation.This Aboriginal flag was presented by Sister Alison Christine Bush RN CM ECC to RANZCOG President Dr Michael O'Connor in Canberra 30 April 1998. At this ASM, Sister Alison Bush, an Aboriginal midwife, was presented an Honorary Fellowship of the RANZCOG.

Written and illustrated to show the good qualities that scouts should live by according to Scout Oath.Green hard cover, black writing, imprint of red flame and scout head. On first page, sketch by A. Hampton, of eagle, logs and banner. Albert H Hampton, ASM lst Tatura Troop Tatura. 3 August 1929 Page 7, Inscription Albert H Hampton 3rd August, 1929the boy scout & his law, scouting

Major Smith was the Commandant in charge of 'Kormoran' Seamen Camp 13 Prisoner of War Camp Murchison. He was award the Military Cross, British War Medal and Victory Medal in WWI. WWII medals were awarded for his service at Murchison, War Medal 1939-45 and Australia Service Medal 1939-45Wooden frame with glass. Black and white photographic portrait of Major Andrew William Smith in military uniform. Beneath the photo are five miniature medals: MC, BWM, Vic, ASM and WM. To the right of the photo and medals is a description of Major Smith's military accomplishments. Background is buff coloured.pow, camp 13, murchison, military cross, kormoran

Photograph of 8th Light Horse Regiment, in metal frame, with glass front 8th Light Horse Regiment A Squadron leading Returning from exercise in the Greensborough area after trialling Wileys field cooker, late 1914. Presented to the CO and Members of 4/19 PWLH Regiment from WO1 Allan Hawkins ASM 15 March 2005photograph, 8th light horse