A personal invitation to Miss E Graham to attend the Ceremony to Commemorate the Re-Dedication of the Memorial Plaque erected in honour of the Nursing Sisters who lost their lives on the AHS "Centaur" and in Malaya during World War 2. The ceremony was to be held in the Memorial Rose Garden at the Repatriation General Hospital in Heidelberg on 18th September, 1986.Personal invitation for re-dedication of plaque 1986. On the front of the invitation is a blue ink print of a garden with a flagpole in the centre. The words 'Memorial Rose Garden / Repatriation General Hospital, Heidelberg' are below. Inside the invitation is mostly printed with blue ink, except the name 'MISS E GRAHAM', which is black. The edges of the card are scalloped.e graham, wwii, ww2

2 Pamphlets with information about the Austin & Repatriation Medical Centre and the Mercy Hospital for Women redevelopment in 2001.2 Colour pamphlets with text and photos, map.austin hospital, mercy hospital for women, heidelberg repatriation hospital, austin & repatriation medical centre

Printed for Australian Infantry personnel during World War 2 to help with repatriation on return to AustraliaUsed by World War 2 service personnel to assist with repatriation on return from active service to Australia.A booklet coloured khaki with a cover made from light cardboard and 64 pages made from paper.On the front Cover from top to bottom: Commonwealth of Australia; Repatriation Commission; AN OUTLINE OF REPATRIATION; (Republished September, 1943, to conform to the amended Acts and Regulation, Revised January, 1941); (Issued by the Repatriation Commission for the information and guidance of members of the Fighting Services of the war which commenced on 3rd September, 1939); Melbourne; By Authority: H.E. Daw, Government Printer, Melbourne T.1034/12.43-C.454/45 See images for content on front and rear covers.commonwealth of australia, repatriation commission, world war 2, ww2, repatriation, aif, australian infantry forces, melbourne, government printer, navy, army, air force

Appears to be a reply to an application dated 4th Dec 1946 after discharge to NX94268, Roy Taylor, 2/1 Aust. Field Regiment. this is a reply stating application for treatment of Malaria has been accepted and conditions of treatment. Refer No.5687.letter from Repatriation Commission relating to treatment of Malaria. Typed on beige coloured paper.Some notes on back NX151782 followed by some writing in pencil which is hard to decipher. Also "D65129 - R. Rose, D65128, 205/5/2"repatriation, ww2, malaria

Awarded to staff who had successfully competed the ICU hospital based courseBadge (.1) and proof (.2) specific to Operating Theatre Staff at Repatriation General Hospital, Heidelberg. Silver enamel sheid-shapped badge with red ribbon top and edge with Australian Coat of Arms in centre with blue logo and word 'Heidelberg'. Brass proof of the same badge used in its manufacture.Reads: OPERATING THEATRE / HEIDELBERG / REPATRIATION GENERAL HOSPITALbadge, staff, education

Information about the Repatriation General Hospital Concord becoming part of NSW Public Health System in 1993. Sydney Legacy may have been involved as they sent Melbourne Legacy two photos and these 3 documents. One document mentions 'Concord Repatriation General Hospital will always remain open to the State's veterans and war widows'. The assurance was given by State Health Minister Ron Phillips during a special ceremony to celebrate the hospital's integration into the NSW public health system.A record that Sydney Legacy was involved with veteran and war widow patient care.White A4 paper with black type x 5 pages of information on the Concord Repatriation Hospital in 1993.sydney legacy, hospitals

This badge has been produced and sold to raise funds to assist Australian soldiers returning from active service in World War One. At the end of the war the Wannon and Corangamite Territorial Repatriation Scheme was set up to assist returning soldiers to adapt to civilian life. It is presumed that similar schemes were established in other electorates in Australia. Wannon is the name of a Federal electorate in the south west of Victoria and includes Warrnambool and the name on the badge may be an abbreviation of the fuller name mentioned above or an offshoot of the above organization. The scheme included assistance to soldiers with loans to set up businesses and build homes. This badge is retained as an example of a local effort to assist Australian soldiers returning from active service in World War One. This is a metal badge with a blue outer rim and an image on a cream background of a young man in a blue jacket and brown hat. The printing is in red. Wannon Repatriation Our Boy 1919world war one, history of warrnambool, badge, wannon and corangamite territorial repatriation scheme

In 1948 Betty M. Whitford, Dawn E. Carey and Norreen B. Willis were studying Dressmaking at the Ballarat School of Mines. Three letters between the Commonweath Repatriation Commission and the Ballarat School of Mines. repatriation commission, soldier's children education scheme, dawn e. carey, betty m. whitford, noreen b., willis, dressmaking, ballarat school of mines, f.e. ferguson

It was donated by Clive Marshall after his stay in the repatriation hospital after he came home from Vietnam. He served from 1967 to 1968 He was apart of 2 squadron Saucer ceramic with two green lines wrapping around the top one in the middle of the saucer with a code of arms this a shield saying repatriation It has a shield with repatriation in the middle2 squadron, vietnam war, repatriation hospital

It was donated by Clive Marshall after his stay in the repatriation hospital after he came home from Vietnam. He served from 1967 to 1968 He was apart of 2 squadron Tea cup ceramic with two green lines wrapping around the top one in the middle of the cup with a code of arms this a shield saying repatriation It has a shield with repatriation in the middleraf, 2 squadron, vietnam war, repatriation hospital

A history of the Commonwealth Repatriation Department, its many functions over 75 years from 1919 to 1994, the policies, administration and changes over the years.social history, rehabilitation

Photo, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Remembrance Garden, Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre, 17 August 2000.Record of earlist links between Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre and the Diamond Valley Vietnam Veterans.Photo, Framed, wooden. Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Remembrance Garden, Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre, 17 August 2000.Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Remembrance Garden, Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre. Unveiled and dedicated in 1999. Photographed at Vietnam Veterans Day Service on 17 August 2000. Presented to Diamond Valley Vietnam Veterans by Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre 10 November 2000.vietnam, vietnam war, diamond valley vietnam veterans sub branch

The Dept of Repatriation of the Commonwealth of Australia is now The Dept of veterans Affairs..1) Document 14 pages, re repatriation benefits, pensions and Allowances from the Commonwealth of Australia Repatriation Dept. This is actually 3 documents all the same but have been glued together like a pamphlet, two on white paper, one on blue paper. .2) Document 8 pages, light brown colour, stapled from the Repatriation Commission, amendments on pensions, medical treatment and other benefits. .3) Document, folds into 3, yellowish paper printed in green and black relating to War Widows benefits from the Australian Repatriation Dept, no date but benefits are in pounds, schillings and pence, pre 1966. .4) .5) & .6) Documents, folds into 3, yellowish paper, red and black printing from the Repatriation Dept of Australia, details a a guide to Service pensions, means test, rates of pensions, property etc. .7) & .8) Booklets, 53 pages, off white colour from the Commonwealth of Australia with instructions for the guidance of a repatriation local committee, issued by the Repatriation Commission.repatriation, pensions, allowances

Repatriation Ceremony and Memorial Service: Thursday 2 June 2016: RAAF Base, Richmond for the remains of thirty-three Australians, who were buried in military cemeteries in Malaysia and Singapore, have been returned to Australia.australia - soldiers - repatriation ceremonies, repatriation - australia, raaf base, richmond, australian war graves, pte norman george allen, 2784699, royal australian infantry corps, 7th battalion, 6th battalion the royal australian regiment, pte gary alex archer, 2788583, 9th battalion, lt robert graham birse, 215349, royal regiment of australian artillery, 4th field regiment, cpl robert walter bowtell, 213151, royal australian engineers, 3 field troop, sgt ronald thomas carroll, 14208, 3rd battalion, the royal australian regiment, gunner thomas william checkley, 311534, detachment, 131 divisional locating battery, pte christopher clark, 215214, 1st battalion, wo2 (temp) kevin george conway, 13097, australian army training team vietnam (aattv), pte ronald eric field, 214479, wo2 john garrigan, 310089, wo2 (temp) maxwell powell hanley, 43593, australian intelligence corp, cpl reginald hedley hillier, 42774, trooper tony holland, 3786634, royal australian armoured corps, 1st armoured personnel carrier squadron, pte neville wayne horne, 215217, 39510, australian army aviation corps, 161 (indep) recce flt, 2lt alan douglas jellie, cpl (temp) kenneth charles johnson, 215949, headquarters, australian force vietnam, wo2 (temp) ronald victor lees, 26182, cpl john gregory stinson pearce, 2784043, wo2 (temp) thomas dudley, 42352, pte thomas ross, l/cpl thomas ross, 212612, l/cpl arthur ruduss, 3410295, 1st australian task force, cpl (temp) francis john smith, 37003, pte mervyn arthur frederick wilson, 213780, killed in action, australian national serviceman

Carbon copy of a typed letter from the Ballarat School of Mines concerning F.J. Lannen.repatriation, ballarat school of mines, f.j. lannen, j.ewing & sons, f.e. ferguson

Used as an award and identifer for persons making blood donations.Oval shaped badge, gold with Australian Coat of Arms, Repatriation branding from the era and fastening pin on the back.Badge centre reads: REPATRIATION. Badge Edge Reads: REPATRIATION BLOOD DONOR.blood donor, community, australian coat of arms

A typed letter dated 2nd June 1948repatriation, william bolithe, daniel brazil, leslie coburn, john lannen, ian mclenahan, f e ferguson, m brown nee harland, accounts

The former Mont Park/Bundoora Psychiatric and Repatriation Hospitals Complex consisted of seven hospitals on a site of 185 hectares. The site comprising the Mont Park and Strathallen estates was consolidated by the Victorian government by purchase and transfer from the Closer Settlement Board in 1909 . The Mont Park Hospital commenced in 1910 with the building of the Farm Workers Block . In 1912 the landscape gardener Hugh Linaker was employed to layout the grounds of Mont Park and other State mental hospitals. The other hospitals were gradually split off from the Mont Park administration to form separate entities included among these was the Macleod Repatriation Hospital (1915), An agreement was made with the Defence Department in 1914 for the latter to erect the Mont Park central block (the "Chronic Wards") for use as a Military Hospital, and for it later to revert to the State as portion of Mont Park Hospital. The buildings now known as the Chronic Wards were completed in this way in 1916 and used as the Australian General Hospital no. 16 for the duration of the war. One wing of this building was set aside for mental patients during this period. Silver gelatin photographww1, macleod repatriation sanitorium, mont park

Two photos of the Repatriation General Hospital Concord becoming part of NSW Public Health System. Sydney Legacy may have been involved as they send Melbourne Legacy these two photos and 3 documents. According to the captions on the reverse one photo shows: Federal Minister for Veterans' Affairs Senator John Faulker and State Health Minister Ron Phillips posing at the ceremony. Also Lieutenant Colonel A 'Bushy' Pembroke and Major General W J 'Bill' Watson of the Regular Defence Force Welfare Association and Legacy's Simon Agnew (on right). General Watson and Legatee Agnew are members of the National Treatment Monitoring Committee (NATMOC). A record that Sydney Legacy was involved with veteran patient care.Black and white photo x 2 of the Concord Repat hospital becoming part of NSW Public Health System in 1993. Typed caption pasted to the back of each photo.sydney legacy, hospitals

1. & 2. Relate to letter sent by Alva Bennetts which can be found in Cat No. 9872.3. Part of the Bennetts Collection. See Cat No. 9726P for details of service for "Alva Marie Bennetts".1. Two page booklet with black and white illustrated front cover. Title and publishers logo in black. Text on pages in black type. Cover and pages fastened with a staple on top LH Corner. 2. A4 sized single page letter with text in black type. Australian Coat of Arms on top LH corner. Text below Coat of Arms in orange type.2. Handwritten signature in blue ink at bottom of letter.bennetts collection, alva bennetts, returned servicewomen, ww2

Black buckram hardcover with title and text in gold on cover. 123 pages with illustrations.FIn pen "Donated by Bgo YMCA"books, military history, japan

Procedural manual for nursing staffBlue vinyl folder with Muir Fast metal binder. Gold lettering on front and side.nursing staff, ward, repatriation general hospital heidelberg

Ill, p.129.A persona account of the light horse in Palestineworld war 1914-1918 - australian light horse, world war 1914-1918 - campaigns - middle east

This book appears to be post WW1, due to the trades shown, pay rates, and mention of 1917 once.This book has 104 pages of instructions, pay rates and charts. Front cover is a maroonish clour - cardboard. It's printing is in black ink. It has a stylised rectangular frame within which is the title subjects.trades, occupations, rehabilitation