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Consolidating the Tradition

Securing unity of purpose locally, interstate and beyond: 1920-1939.

Consolidating the Tradition

Nurse honour board

ARMY NURSING SERVICE. HONOUR BOARD UNVEILED. A spirit of deep devotion characterised the gathering held in St. Luke’s War Chapel on Monday, when the honour board erected by The Soldiers’ Church of England Help Society, in memory of those members of the Australian Army Nursing Service who have gone from Queensland to serve at the Front, was Read more…

By The Garland Collection, 106 years ago June 6, 1917
Consolidating the Tradition

ANZAC Day, New Zealand

ABOVE: A soldier of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force. This image appeared in “The Queenslander” (pictorial supplement to “The Queenslander”) of 13 July 1918 (page 27).   A DAY OF DAYS   Though the commemoration of Anzac Day is not a matter to be approached in any hasty or haphazard fashion, Read more…

By The Garland Collection, 107 years ago March 15, 1916
Consolidating the Tradition

ANZAC Day No.1

ANZAC COMMEMORATION DAY. A MEETING of the ANZAC commemoration executive* was held in the Premier’s office on Monday evening last [ 6 March 1916 ]. Mr. W. Lennon [ William Lennon ] was in the chair, there being also present:– Archbishop Donaldson [ St Clair George Alfred Donaldson ] Archbishop Duhig [ James Read more…

By The Garland Collection, 107 years ago March 8, 1916
Image of Anzac Day Commemoration Commmitee in1922.
Consolidating the Tradition

ANZAC Day planning

ANZAC DAY. COMMEMORATION, 25 APRIL 1916. IT will be remembered that on 10 January 1916, a public meeting was held in Brisbane, presided over by the Mayor of Brisbane (Alderman Down) [ George Down ], and addressed by his Excellency the Governor (Sir Hamilton John Goold-Adams), the State Premier (Hon. T.J. Ryan) Read more…

By The Garland Collection, 107 years ago March 1, 1916
'Nothing is Too Good for Our Soldiers.'

Christmas puddings in camp

CORRESPONDENCE: CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS FOR SOLDIERS IN CAMP. (To the Editor). Sir,— WOULD you be good enough to allow me room in your paper to say that I have just received a letter from Canon Garland (Lieut. Colonel) [ David John Garland ] stating that the [ Soldiers’ ] Church of Read more…

By The Garland Collection, 107 years ago November 9, 1915

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