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Thursday, February 17, 2011

S S Mamari homeward bound, 1918



Arthur Beachcroft, 6th Infantry Battalion, of Athol St, Moonee Ponds returned home on the SS Mamari, embarking 21 December 1918.  The inscription on the rear reads: "Signatures of Battalion pals given day before leaving boat coming home  Feb 4th 1919".  Postcard courtesy of Ann McLeish. 

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  1. LindaFebruary 17, 2011 at 9:44 PM

    Ooooh, goodie, another bunch to trace down. Isn't it good when they have legible signatures!

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  2. Lenore FrostFebruary 17, 2011 at 11:34 PM

    Yes. I should have added that I checked all the names against the 6th Infantry Bn men from Essendon and Flemington - and didn't pick up any locals. There might be a list of them in The Argus on their arrival in Melbourne, perhaps.

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