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SNAPSHOTS OF RETURNED SOLDIERS, NURSES, AND RELATIVES AT PORT CHALMERS WHARF. (1) A Returned Soldier on the Wharf. (2) Another Invalided Boy in conversation with a friend. (3) Nurses who arrived by the Tahiti. (4) Meeting Relatives on the wharf. (5) Chaplain-captain McDonald in conversation with Captain Hawkins (military landing officer). (6) A cheerful invalid. (7) Sister Stewart, the matron on board the Tahiti, who “Smiled right through the trip." (8) A snapshot on the^wharf. (9) The Hon. Jas. Allen (Minister of Defence) in conversation with a returned soldier. (10) Captain Pitts, of the Maori Contingent. (11) A typical group of our boys who have s.dlered for the Empire. (12) and (13) Nurses who were on duty during the voyage. (14) Another returned soldier. (15) A nurse who accompanied the invalided soldiers. (Photos by Guy.)

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Otago Witness, Issue 3224, 29 December 1915, Page 42 (Supplement)

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SNAPSHOTS OF RETURNED SOLDIERS, NURSES, AND RELATIVES AT PORT CHALMERS WHARF. (1) A Returned Soldier on the Wharf. (2) Another Invalided Boy in conversation with a friend. (3) Nurses who arrived by the Tahiti. (4) Meeting Relatives on the wharf. (5) Chaplain-captain McDonald in conversation with Captain Hawkins (military landing officer). (6) A cheerful invalid. (7) Sister Stewart, the matron on board the Tahiti, who “Smiled right through the trip." (8) A snapshot on the^wharf. (9) The Hon. Jas. Allen (Minister of Defence) in conversation with a returned soldier. (10) Captain Pitts, of the Maori Contingent. (11) A typical group of our boys who have s.dlered for the Empire. (12) and (13) Nurses who were on duty during the voyage. (14) Another returned soldier. (15) A nurse who accompanied the invalided soldiers. (Photos by Guy.) Otago Witness, Issue 3224, 29 December 1915, Page 42 (Supplement)

SNAPSHOTS OF RETURNED SOLDIERS, NURSES, AND RELATIVES AT PORT CHALMERS WHARF. (1) A Returned Soldier on the Wharf. (2) Another Invalided Boy in conversation with a friend. (3) Nurses who arrived by the Tahiti. (4) Meeting Relatives on the wharf. (5) Chaplain-captain McDonald in conversation with Captain Hawkins (military landing officer). (6) A cheerful invalid. (7) Sister Stewart, the matron on board the Tahiti, who “Smiled right through the trip." (8) A snapshot on the^wharf. (9) The Hon. Jas. Allen (Minister of Defence) in conversation with a returned soldier. (10) Captain Pitts, of the Maori Contingent. (11) A typical group of our boys who have s.dlered for the Empire. (12) and (13) Nurses who were on duty during the voyage. (14) Another returned soldier. (15) A nurse who accompanied the invalided soldiers. (Photos by Guy.) Otago Witness, Issue 3224, 29 December 1915, Page 42 (Supplement)

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