W S Paull was born 12/01/1893 and was known as Stan. His name is listed on The Shrine in the Surrey Gardens. He was severely wounded at the Gallipoli landing on 25/04/1915. He was repatriated to Malta, spent time in 8 different hospitals in England, returned to Australia on 8/10/1915 and discharged medically unfit. He died 19/04/1949. The photo was possibly taken in England and sent home to family.Sepia studio photo of Private William Stanley Paull, No 431 of the 7th Battalion. He is wearing WW1 army uniform with the jacket buttoned to the collar and a peaked hat with a rising sun badge. There are 2 similar badges on the point of each collar. The (brown and red) patch of the 7th Battalion is visible on his right shoulder. He is standing 'at ease'.armed forces, world war, 1914-1918, uniforms, surrey gardens, shrine of remembrance, 7th battalion, monuments and memorials, stan paull, william stanley paull

Norman Paull's name is listed on The Shrine in the Surrey Gardens. Born 4/12/1890, he enlisted on 18/06/1915 after hearing the news that his younger brother, William Stanley (Stan) Paull had been severely wounded at the Gallipoli landing on 25/04/1915.Sepia studio photo of Private Norman Arthur Paull, No 1985 of the 6th Brigade Machine Gun Company. He is wearing WW1 army uniform with the jacket buttoned to the collar and a peaked hat with a rising sun badge. He is standing 'at ease' wearing boots and gaiters. The studio backdrop is of part of a building and shrubbery. armed forces, world war, 1914-1918, uniforms, surrey gardens, 6th brigade machine gun company, norman paull, norman arthur paull, first world war

.1) Roneoed 17 page copy of the Ballarat School of Mines Memorandum of Association on foolscap paper. The certificate of association is signed by H. Hoskin, and the legal document was prepared by Thomas Matthews Paul of Nevett & Nevett. A number of men were listed, along with their addresses, as being desirous of forming the Memo of Association. The names are Andrew Anderson, Richard Taylor Cale, James Milihinch Bickett, Richard Madden, Horatio Arthur Nevett, John Nankilville Dunn, George Buchanan, Samuel Ernest Figgis, Frank Herman, James Thomas, James Thomas Mitchell, William Morrison, Robert Scott, James Dyer Woolcott, James Lonie, Robert Ernest Williams, Walter Henry Cornell, William Henry Middleton, Henry Robert Salmon, Joseph Stanley Vickery, George Henry Fitches, William Henry Sewell, .2) Roneoed copy of the Gordon Institute of Technology Memorandum of Association on foolscap paper.andrew anderson, richard t. vale, james bickett, richard madden, horatio a. nevett, john n, dunn, george buchanan, samuel figgis, frank herman, james thomas, thomas mtichell, william morrision, robert school, james d. woolcott, james milihinch bickett, horatio arthur nevett, john nankilville dunn, samuel ernest figgis, james thomas mitchell, william morrison, robert scott, james dyer woolcott, james lonie, robert ernest williams, walter henry cornell, william henry middleton, henry robert salmon, joseph stanley vickery, george henry fitches, william henry sewell, thomas m. paull, constitution, ballarat school of mines, w.h. middleton, henry salmon, joseph vikery, george fitches, thomas paill

WWI – Local Information (folder 1) 1. Copy of Hawthorn & Camberwell Advertiser, Friday, 15 November 1918 notification of Surrey Hills Market Fair 2. Notification of Market Fair at Surrey Hills from newspaper dated 22 November 1918. 3. Leslie Stuart McBeath biography. (2 pages) 4. Soldiers of the Shrine – research notes re names recorded on the Shrine in the Surrey Gardens. WC Rayment. E Corin, Norman Pettigrew, WVB Wyatt, H Legg, Horace Pell, Charles Patrick Smart, George William Smart, Robert John Smart, William Stanley Smart 5. Soldiers of the Shrine – research notes re names recorded on the Shrine in the Surrey Gardens. Donald Bruce Amery, John Campbell Blogg, William Stanely Paull, Albert James Dunster, Harold Deuch, William Charles Rayment. 6. Photocopy of page 34 of Patchwork. August 1916. Courtesy PLC Archives. 7. Large DL sized brochure for ANZAC DAY, Thursday, 25 April 2013. 8. Our ANZAC Girl Sister Veir Scott by Lisa Cooper Profile Mildura Living. A4 double sided 9. Soldier On, WWI Soldier Settler Stories Transcript of soldier Settlement Letters from the Exhibition. A5 Booklet. 3 pages double sided. 10. Boroondara Remembers – Traffic Signal Box Painting Project supported by The Australian Government’s ANZAC Centenary Local Grants Program, November 2015. A4 book 5 pages double sided. 11. ANZAC Commemorating 100 years of ANZAC Spirit. A Commemorative Newsletter The Hon Josh Frydenberg MP. 12. Postcard “Gallipoli & Beyond 2015” Boroondara City 13. Australia Calls Heritage Week 10-17 September 2015. Whitehorse City Council. 14. ANZAC DAY brochure 25 April 2016 The Hon Josh Frydenberg 15. Large DL sized brochure for ANZAC DAY. (2 copies) 16. “Bowled and the beautiful.” Boroondara Review Local 13 March 2013 17. ANZAC Day brochure Monday, 25 April 2022, the Hon Josh Frydenberg. 18. ANZAC Day brochure Monday, 25 April 2019, the Hon Josh Frydenberg. 19. Surrey Hills Methodist Sunday School Canterbury Road, “The Great War 1914-1915” Certificate to Joy Hill, 5th Class to certify that Joy has accepted the certificate instead of a reward to allow the prize to go to destitute Belgian children. 20. ANZAC Day brochure Monday, 25 April 2020, the Hon Josh Frydenberg. 21. ANZAC Day Dawn Service. SHNN No. 219 April/May 2019 22. Lest We Forget article by Yvonne Bowyer. SHNN No. 238. June/July 2022. 23. Bus Tour ‘Touchstones to WWI in Balwyn, Camberwell, Canterbury and Surrey Hills’ booklet. Friday, 24 April 2015. 24. “Remembering Surrey Hills War Heroes” by Robyn Doble. The Genealogist June 1998, page 77. 25. DL card ANZAC Day The Hon Shaun Leane MP and Paul Hamer MP. (No year listed.) wwi, world war i, world war 1, soldiers on the shrine, anzac