Virtual
War Memorial
Australia

Cambrai HB1 (Relocated)

CAMBRAI  5353

MEMORIAL: Honour Board                                   

LOCATION: RSL Headquarters, Victoria Drive

DESCRIPTION: A wooden framed coloured certificate. At the top left corner is a photograph of King Edward VII, at the top right is a photograph of Queen Mary. Between the photographs are the flags of Belgium, France, Britain, Australia, Russia and Japan with a shield in the centre. The flags are on a wreath and ribband

INSCRIPTIONS:

Shield:

                                                                                         THE

                                                                                     EMPIRE'S

                                                                                        CALL

Ribband:

                                              GREAT                         EUROPEAN                           WAR

Title:

                                                                         FOR KING AND COUNTRY

                                                                              ROLL OF HONOUR

Names:

G. ABBOTT.                                            F. MAYNARD.

V. BARNES.                                            R.A. PAYNE.

H. BAVISTOCK.                                      A. PETNEY.

C.J. BROWN.                                          L.R. SHANNON.

ALF. BARTEL.                                        F.A. SCHUBERT.

J.J. COWLAND. (KILLED)                      H.H. BUCKLEY.

H. COWLAND.   (KILLED)                      C. DIXON.

R. DANSIE.                                              W. McDONALD.

G. DANSIE                                               M. McKENZIE.

H. DARWIN.                                             S. McKAY

E. DALTON.                                            S.G. NANCARROW. (KILLED)

J.J. EVANS.

V. FOWLER.

K. GURR.

W.J. HUGHES.

W. HAYWARD.

J. LAW.

D.A. LAMBERT. (DIED OF WOUNDS)

E.G. LAMBERT. (DIED OF WOUNDS)

MAINTAINED BY: RSL

PECULIARITIES/DAMAGE: Nil

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT/DATE: John Spencer, 01 April 04