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Tennis AustraliaPrize, Unknown
... Plaque on trophy states: 'WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF/GELORA SENAYAN/JAKARTA'. Materials: Plastic, Wood, Velvet, Cloth...Plaque on trophy states: 'WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF/GELORA SENAYAN/JAKARTA'. Materials: Plastic, Wood, Velvet, Cloth Prize ...Trophy in custom box. Trophy features painted plastic figurine of archer on plastic and wood pedestal. Box is lined with satin cloth and velvet-covered. Plaque on trophy states: 'WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF/GELORA SENAYAN/JAKARTA'. Materials: Plastic, Wood, Velvet, Clothtennis -
![Black and white photograph of Gethla Forsyth by Antoine Kershaw [ca.1941]](/media/collectors/50187a8f023fd7201471f198/items/696590b4695e35e05ee5207e/item-media/6968824e244762afec8d902b/item-fit-380x285.jpg?cb=6)
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionPhotograph - Black and white photograph, Gethla Forsyth
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1942. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd MelbourneOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduate (1936)A4 piece of white paper on which is mounted a high quality copy of a black and white portrait photograph along with handwritten notesback of photograph is labeled. Previous catalogue number written at top rightgethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital, nurses memorial centre-history -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionUniform - Helmet, Gethla Forsyth Helmet
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd MelbourneOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduate (1936)Domed metal helmet with brim. The top of the dome has a red cross [ made from tape]. The dome is lined with black leather attached by metal fastenigs. There is also a goup photograph including Gethla forsyth holding her helmet'VX65908' is written on the fabric chin strap .gethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital, nurses memorial centre-history -
![Gethla Forsyth in uniform of the Austaralian Army Nursing Service, [ca.1940's]](/media/collectors/50187a8f023fd7201471f198/items/696b0c702e2ab29d2bc8b1e9/item-media/696b0cd52e2ab29d2bc8b836/item-fit-380x285.jpg?cb=6)
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionPhotograph - Black and white photograph, Gethla Forsyth
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd MelbourneOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduate (1936)Black and white photocopy of a photograph of Gethla Forsyth in the uniform of the Austaralian Army Nursing Service. Gethla is wearing a coat, hat, tie and gloves and is standing in a brick archway. A4 piece of white paper has four other aricles copied onto it Previous catalogue number written at leftgethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital, nurses memorial centre-history -
Federation University Historical CollectionPhotograph - Photograph - Colour, Thelma Rungkat and Neneng Komarich
... Damataru and Neneng Komareah at the graduates Farewell dinner for Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students, 1987 .2) Thelma Rungkat with Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students Sri Wahyuni Soeriptito and Tetty Sartika at the South East Asian Librarian Congress, Jakarta, Indonesia, 1990 .3) Thelma Rungkat and Graduate Librarianship Graduate Neneng Komarich at Ballarat College of Advanced Education Graduation, 1988 .4) Tim Reddan, lecturer in Information Management receives a farewell gift from Thelma Rungkat at the first annual dinner of Ballarat Librarianship Graduates' Association, 1990 .5) Mrs Shiell, Andrew Shiell and Keith Davison (Senior Lecturer in Librarianship) taken at Tim Reddan's Farewell...Damataru and Neneng Komareah at the graduates Farewell dinner for Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students, 1987 .2) Thelma Rungkat with Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students Sri Wahyuni Soeriptito and Tetty Sartika at the South East Asian Librarian Congress, Jakarta, Indonesia, 1990 .3) Thelma Rungkat and Graduate Librarianship Graduate Neneng Komarich at Ballarat College of Advanced Education Graduation, 1988 .4) Tim Reddan, lecturer in Information Management receives a farewell gift from Thelma Rungkat at the first annual dinner of Ballarat Librarianship Graduates' Association, 1990 .5) Mrs Shiell, Andrew Shiell and Keith Davison (Senior Lecturer in Librarianship) taken at Tim Reddan's Farewell Thelma Rungkat and Neneng Komarich Photograph Photograph - Colour ...Thelma Rungkat was Head of the Librarianship Department at Ballarat College of Advanced Education, and by 1990 she was Head of Information Management. Keith Davidson retired from his role as Senior Lecturer in Librarianship at Ballarat College of Advanced Education in 1988..1) Thelma Rungkat with Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students Ninis A. Damataru and Neneng Komareah at the graduates Farewell dinner for Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students, 1987 .2) Thelma Rungkat with Graduate Diploma of Librarianship students Sri Wahyuni Soeriptito and Tetty Sartika at the South East Asian Librarian Congress, Jakarta, Indonesia, 1990 .3) Thelma Rungkat and Graduate Librarianship Graduate Neneng Komarich at Ballarat College of Advanced Education Graduation, 1988 .4) Tim Reddan, lecturer in Information Management receives a farewell gift from Thelma Rungkat at the first annual dinner of Ballarat Librarianship Graduates' Association, 1990 .5) Mrs Shiell, Andrew Shiell and Keith Davison (Senior Lecturer in Librarianship) taken at Tim Reddan's Farewellthelma rungkat, keith davidson, tim reddan, librarianship, library, libriarian, univerrsity women -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionNewspaper - Newspaper clippings (Copy), '60 nurses from Singapore reach Australia'
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd Melbourne. This article was written in 1942 after Gethla's return to AustraliaOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduateCopied on to A4 piece of white paper with four items Previous catalogue number written at left of itemsgethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionMagazine - The Australian Women's Weekly, March 28 1943, page 44, 'Home again - A.I.F. nurses from Malaya'
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd Melbourne. These aricles were written in 1942 after Gethla's return to AustraliaOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduateCopy of page from magazine, in addition to the written article there are photographs of four nurses Previous catalogue number written at top right, and centre right margin [black ink]gethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionNewspaper - Newspaper clippings (Copy), Gethla Forsyth newspaper clippings
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd Melbourne. These aricles were written in 1942 after Gethla's return to AustraliaOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduateA4 piece of white paper on which are copied three newspaper clippings Previous catalogue number written at top right, '1942' written at bootom of page [black ink]gethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital -
![Copy of part of article 'Anzac reunions'that includes photograph of three women [ca.1950's] the Argus Weekender](/media/collectors/50187a8f023fd7201471f198/items/696b13772e2ab29d2bc9353e/item-media/696b15032e2ab29d2bc946fc/item-fit-380x285.jpg?cb=6)
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionNewspaper - Newspaper clipping (copy), Anzac reunion
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd Melbourne. This article appeared in the Argus Weekednder after an ANZAC reunion at the Nurses Memorial CentreOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduate (1936)Black and white photocopy of newpaper clipping with photograph of three women M Muldoon, Gethla Forsyth and V Bullwinkel take at an Anzac Reunion in a room at the War Nurses Memorial Centre St Kilda Rd Melbourne Previous catalogue number written at top leftgethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital, nurses memorial centre-history -
Seaworks Maritime MuseumClock, LORD KING
... PORT OF YOKOHAMA/ 1859/ GMT/ LONDON/ AZORES/ BUENOS AIRES/ RIO DE JANEIRO SAO PAULO/ SANTIAGO/ TORONTO / WASHINGTON / NEW YORK / BOGOTA, LIMA / MEXICO CITY / CHICAGO / NEW ORLEANS / DENVER / VANCOUVER / SAN FRANCISCO / LOS ANGELES/ HONOLULU/ ANCHORAGE/ MIDWAY/ DATE LINE / AUCKLAND/ MELBOURNE/ SYDNEY, GUAM/ TOKYO, OSAKA, SEOUL/ BEIJING/ TAIPEI, MANILA/ HONG KONG/ SINGAPORE/ KUALA LUMPUR/ BANGKOK/ JAKARTA/ CALCUTT/ BOMBAY/ NEW DELHI/ KARACHI/ MUSCAT/ TEHERAN/ KUWAIT/ MOSCOW/ JOHANNESBURG/ ATHENS, BEIRUT/ CAIRO, TRIPOLI/ BERLIN, ROME/ PARIS, MADRID/ AMSTERDAM/ LORD KING/ JAPAN" "PMA 0346"...Seaworks Maritime Museum 82 Nelson Place Williamstown melbourne PORT OF YOKOHAMA/ 1859/ GMT/ LONDON/ AZORES/ BUENOS AIRES/ RIO DE JANEIRO SAO PAULO/ SANTIAGO/ TORONTO / WASHINGTON / NEW YORK / BOGOTA, LIMA / MEXICO CITY / CHICAGO / NEW ORLEANS / DENVER / VANCOUVER / SAN FRANCISCO / LOS ANGELES/ HONOLULU/ ANCHORAGE/ MIDWAY/ DATE LINE / AUCKLAND/ MELBOURNE/ SYDNEY, GUAM/ TOKYO, OSAKA, SEOUL/ BEIJING/ TAIPEI, MANILA/ HONG KONG/ SINGAPORE/ KUALA LUMPUR/ BANGKOK/ JAKARTA/ CALCUTT/ BOMBAY/ NEW DELHI/ KARACHI/ MUSCAT/ TEHERAN/ KUWAIT/ MOSCOW/ JOHANNESBURG/ ATHENS, BEIRUT/ CAIRO, TRIPOLI/ BERLIN, ROME/ PARIS, MADRID/ AMSTERDAM/ LORD KING/ JAPAN" "PMA 0346" International time clock with different time zones of the world. ...International time clock with different time zones of the world. Inside is a key for tuning. Blue with gold design of city and plane.PORT OF YOKOHAMA/ 1859/ GMT/ LONDON/ AZORES/ BUENOS AIRES/ RIO DE JANEIRO SAO PAULO/ SANTIAGO/ TORONTO / WASHINGTON / NEW YORK / BOGOTA, LIMA / MEXICO CITY / CHICAGO / NEW ORLEANS / DENVER / VANCOUVER / SAN FRANCISCO / LOS ANGELES/ HONOLULU/ ANCHORAGE/ MIDWAY/ DATE LINE / AUCKLAND/ MELBOURNE/ SYDNEY, GUAM/ TOKYO, OSAKA, SEOUL/ BEIJING/ TAIPEI, MANILA/ HONG KONG/ SINGAPORE/ KUALA LUMPUR/ BANGKOK/ JAKARTA/ CALCUTT/ BOMBAY/ NEW DELHI/ KARACHI/ MUSCAT/ TEHERAN/ KUWAIT/ MOSCOW/ JOHANNESBURG/ ATHENS, BEIRUT/ CAIRO, TRIPOLI/ BERLIN, ROME/ PARIS, MADRID/ AMSTERDAM/ LORD KING/ JAPAN" "PMA 0346" -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionWork on paper - Diary (copy), Diary of Gethla Forsyth July 1941-February 1942
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Service during World War II. Gethla was working at the Freemasons Hospital when she was told to report for duty in July 1941. Gethla was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd Melbourne. This article appeared in the Argus Weekednder after an ANZAC reunion at the Nurses Memorial CentreOf significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduate (1936) Photocopy of hand written diary Underneath is written 'DIARY OF GETHLA FORSYTH' [black ink] and 'Donated by Berry Mcadade (niece)'. Diary is contained by a metal fastening in folder with yellow back and spine with whie insert and clear front cover Previous catalogue number written at top right of first psge, pages have been numbered [in pencil] Underneath the first page is written 'DIARY OF GETHLA FORSYTH' [black ink] and 'Donated by (neice)' ]gethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, alfred hospital -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionNewspaper - Newspaper clipping (copy), 'Reunion after escape'
... This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. ...Gethla Forsyth, Alfred trainee, served with the Australian Army Nursing Serviceduring World War II. After enlisting in July 1941, she was sent to Singapore as part of reinforcements for the 2/13th Australian General Hospital in January 1992. On February 12 1942 she was one of the nurses evacuated by the cargo vessel Empire Star. This ship suffered bomb damage, but after emergency repairs in Batavia (Jakarta) arrived in Freemantle on February 23 1942. Prior to discharge in 1946 she also woked at Duntroon Hospital Gethla also helped establish the Nurses Memorial Centre in St Kilda Rd Melbourne. This article refered to a reunion of AIF nurses (including Gethla Forsyth) with Liutenant general Gordon Bennett after their escape from Singapore in 1942Of significance to the AHNL, as Gethla Forsyth was an Alfred Hospital Nursing graduateA4 page with copy of newspaper clipping - photograph of a man with five women all in uniform. Previous catalogue number written at top right, and centre right margin [black ink]. Underneath theclipping three of the women have been identified 'Atwood', 'Gethla' snd Marg Anderson'gethla forsyth, world war 1939-1945, world war 1939-1945 nursing, australian army nursing service, a.i.f.nurses -
Federation University Historical CollectionDocument - Document - Letter, VIOSH: BCAE: Letter from Dr B N Silalahi to Derek Woolley re Occupational Hazard Management Course, 1984
... Letter from Dr Silalahi in Jakarta, Indonesia to Derek Woolley at Ballarat College of Advanced Education...Letter from Dr Silalahi in Jakarta, Indonesia to Derek Woolley at Ballarat College of Advanced Education viosh victorian institute of advanced education derek woolley dr silalahi indonesia ballarat college of advanced education .1 Signature of Dr Silalahi .2 Signature per D Woolley Two A4 sheets, typed. .1 Blue border with name and address .2 Letter from BCAE VIOSH: BCAE: Letter from Dr B N Silalahi to Derek Woolley re Occupational Hazard Management Course, 1984 Document Document - Letter ...Victorian Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (VIOSH) Australia is the Asia-Pacific centre for teaching and research in occupational health and safety (OHS) and is known as one of Australia's leaders on the field. VIOSH has a global reputation for its innovative approach within the field of OHS management. VIOSH had its first intake of students in 1979. At that time the Institution was known as the Ballarat College of Advanced Education. In 1990 it became known as Ballarat University College, then in 1994 as University of Ballarat. It was 2014 that it became Federation University. VIOSH Australia students are safety managers, senior advisors and experienced OHS professionals. They come from all over Australia and industry. Students are taught active research and enquiry; rather than textbook learning and a one-size fits all approach. VIOSH accepts people into the Graduate Diploma of Occupational Hazard Management who have no undergraduate degree - on the basis of extensive work experience and knowledge. Letter from Dr Silalahi in Jakarta, Indonesia to Derek Woolley at Ballarat College of Advanced EducationTwo A4 sheets, typed. .1 Blue border with name and address .2 Letter from BCAE.1 Signature of Dr Silalahi .2 Signature per D Woolleyviosh, victorian institute of advanced education, derek woolley, dr silalahi, indonesia, ballarat college of advanced education -
Returned Nurses RSL Sub-branchNewspaper - Newspaper clipping and photocopy of a newspaper clipping, The Weekend Review, Women who heed the cry of battle, 19920606
... ...Jakarta...WW2 World War Two WW1 World War One Korea Oxford University Press Victoria 2/9th Morotai 2/5th Agh Australian General Hospital 102nd AGH Tamworth New South Wales Edith Cavell Trust Fund British Army Nursing Corps Batavia Rabaul Jakarta Indonesia Papua N Papua New Guinea 'L.7.' ...A book review of 'Guns and Brooches: Australian Army Nursing from the Boer War to the Gulf War' by Jan Bassett. More volunteer army nurses have come from rural Victoria than elsewhere in Australia. One hospital matron who volunteered for the front suring the Boer War wrote. "No one who has experience the satisfaction that arises from such work of this stature...ever cares to go back to the dill routine of earing a living in any othe the other spheres at present open to women." Not much seems to have changed by the Vietnam War. In an inquiry, in 1968, into why army nursing was failing to attract enough recruits, it was revealed that young nurses 'were disappointed at the lack of dramatic nursing opportunities.' Though a dense, turgid tome, the book educates on such things as the misery endured by many army nurses on return to Australia after the two World Wars, who tried to exist on their tiny gratuities only for many to fall into destitution and starvation. The nurses who joined up because they admired 'order and efficiency' soon found that the army is anything but. In WWI and WWII medical personnel were shipped to war zones without accompanying equipment.A newspaper clipping and a photocopy of it, consisting of title, five columns of text and a black and white photo (two photos on the photocopy). The photo on both the clipping and the photocopy shows a large group of women in nurse's uniforms in a boat. The photo at the bottom of the photocopy shows a large group of women in nurse's uniforms and a man in an army uniform organised for a group photo outside.'L.7.' [crossed out, blue ink, top left, also on the photo copy] 'Page 7.' [blue ink, top left, also on the photocopy] 'WWII' [only on the photocopy, half way down, right side] 'NC9' [reverse side, blue ink, top left]ww2, world war two, ww1, world war one, korea, oxford university press, victoria, 2/9th, morotai, 2/5th agh, australian general hospital, 102nd agh, tamworth, new south wales, edith cavell trust fund, british army nursing corps, batavia, rabaul, jakarta, indonesia, papua n, papua new guinea -
Wodonga & District Historical Society IncMemorabilia - Melbourne Olympic Torch Bearer's Memento, Organising Committee for the XVIth Olympiad Melbourne, 1956
... The flame travelled by air to Australia, with stopovers along the way in Istanbul, Basra, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok, Singapore, Jakarta arriving in Darwin on 6thNovember 1956. ...The flame travelled by air to Australia, with stopovers along the way in Istanbul, Basra, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok, Singapore, Jakarta arriving in Darwin on 6thNovember 1956. ...This torch was donated to the Wodonga & District Historical Society by John Flower. John was a torch bearer in the Torch Relay for the Melbourne Olympic Games of 1956. In order to be selected for the Torch Relay the participants had to be able to run 1 mile (1.61 km) in 7.5 minutes. John was a talented distance runner, winning many distance events in the Wodonga area. He ran his mile of the relay about six miles south of Wodonga on the Hume Highway at 3.00 am on Wednesday 21st November 1956. The relay spanned approximately 20,470 km (including air travel) and involved 3,181 torchbearers across Greece and Australia. The actual Olympic torch left Olympia in Greece on 2nd November 1956 with the first torchbearer being Dionyssios Papathanassopoulos. The relay then covered approximately 20,470 kilometres including air travel and involved 3,181 torchbearers across Greece and Australia. The flame travelled by air to Australia, with stopovers along the way in Istanbul, Basra, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok, Singapore, Jakarta arriving in Darwin on 6thNovember 1956. The flame was the transported by Royal Australian Air Force jet bomber to Cairns. The first Australian Torchbearer was Con Verevis, of Greek-born parents, followed by indigenous athlete Anthony Mark. It was carried by 3,181 torchbearer before the Olympic Flame in Melbourne was lit by a 19-year-old middle-distance runner, who lit the cauldron at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 22nd November 1956.This item is significant because it donated by a Wodonga resident who participated in the Melbourne Olympics Torch Relay near Wodonga.A small replica torch given to participants in the torch relay for the Melbourne Olympic Games of 1956melbourne olympics, john flower wodonga, melbourne olympics torch relay -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - Gwen Goedecke Collection - International Studies
... Australian International Studies Association Newsletters| Communist Party of Australia - Newsletters, conferences, newspaper articles, Australian Communist Publication 1995, excerpts from "Book of the Rule - How the Government is Ruled" (2004)| Indonesia - "Life of the Poor in Indonesian Cities" Monash University (1978) "The Life of a Jakarta Street Trader" Working Paper #9 and #13 by Lea Jellinek - Monash University (1977)| Jewish Study Group - Invitations to events 1980 to 1991| Germany - "NATO's plans are a menace to Peace" (1979) by Erich Honecker, newsclippings - Nazi War Criminals (1983)| Vietnam - publications "Vietnam Today" bulletin of the Australia - Vietnam Society (1983)| "Vietnam - Social + Cultural Background" - Van Nha Nguyen (1978)| USSR - The Soviet Peace Committee publication "XX Century + Peace" Magazine #7 (1987 - 1990), A statement re: Mikail Gorbachev's August 1986 televised statement on the moratium on nuclear explosions (1986), speech by Mikhail Gorbachev in Vladivostok (July 1986), Soviet News Bulletins by the Press Office in the USSR Embassy in Canberra (1974 - 1980s), publications - "News Times", a Soviet Weekly of World Affairs (11974 - 1980), Australian - USSR Friendship Society Inc (1979 - 1991), Journals, bulletns, newsletters, Australia - Russia + Affiliates Friendship Society (formerly Australia - USSR Friendship Society) 2 newsletters (March - Nov 1994), Australia - Ussr Association notces, journal articles, newsletters (1987 - 1991), newsclippimgs (70s, 80s), publication "Why was the World Misled?"...Australian International Studies Association Newsletters| Communist Party of Australia - Newsletters, conferences, newspaper articles, Australian Communist Publication 1995, excerpts from "Book of the Rule - How the Government is Ruled" (2004)| Indonesia - "Life of the Poor in Indonesian Cities" Monash University (1978) "The Life of a Jakarta Street Trader" Working Paper #9 and #13 by Lea Jellinek - Monash University (1977)| Jewish Study Group - Invitations to events 1980 to 1991| Germany - "NATO's plans are a menace to Peace" (1979) by Erich Honecker, newsclippings - Nazi War Criminals (1983)| Vietnam - publications "Vietnam Today" bulletin of the Australia - Vietnam Society (1983)| "Vietnam - Social + Cultural Background" - Van Nha Nguyen (1978)| USSR - The Soviet Peace Committee publication "XX Century + Peace" Magazine #7 (1987 - 1990), A statement re: Mikail Gorbachev's August 1986 televised statement on the moratium on nuclear explosions (1986), speech by Mikhail Gorbachev in Vladivostok (July 1986), Soviet News Bulletins by the Press Office in the USSR Embassy in Canberra (1974 - 1980s), publications - "News Times", a Soviet Weekly of World Affairs (11974 - 1980), Australian - USSR Friendship Society Inc (1979 - 1991), Journals, bulletns, newsletters, Australia - Russia + Affiliates Friendship Society (formerly Australia - USSR Friendship Society) 2 newsletters (March - Nov 1994), Australia - Ussr Association notces, journal articles, newsletters (1987 - 1991), newsclippimgs (70s, 80s), publication "Why was the World Misled?" ... -
Queenscliffe Maritime MuseumPainting - MS Sibajak, Dacre Smyth
... In 1950 the Sibajak was pressed into service to take immigrants to Sydney, Australia, and to pick up repatriates in Jakarta in 1951. In April 1952 she took the route to Quebec, Canada for the first time and the following month was her first voyage to New York. ...The M.S. Sibajak may well have the most varied service of all the post-WWII Dutch immigrant ships. She had ties with the Dutch East Indies before and after the declaration of independence; she served the Allies as a troop transport ship while under the management of the widely-known British shipping company P. & O. As an immigrant ship plying the Atlantic, the Sibajak had as docking points Rotterdam, Quebec and New York. She rounded out her service back in Indonesia before being scrapped in Hong Kong.Mrs B SmythA framed oil painting of the Dutch migrant ship MS SibajakSibajakms sibajak, emigration, dutch migrants
