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Service number 1760
Private
59th Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1
Born Nov 1892
Location | CFA Fire Station, Kingston Road, Kingston, Hepburn - Victoria, Australia |
Type | honour_board |
Description | Wooden Honour Board Chief Officer Marshall inspected the local brigade on Thursday evening, and some good times were put up by the members in the dry work events. At the conclusion an adjournment was made to the Mechanics’ Hall, where the chief object was the unveiling of the honor board. Cr F. Carter, president of the Creswick Shire Council, on behalf of the ratepayers extended a hearty welcome to Mr. Marshall. He said he was glad to be here that night to witness the ceremony. The lads who had fought for their country had to be remembered on their return and receive all the help possible. The Chief Officer thanked the president for his kind remarks, and made a very interesting speech with regard to the outbreak of the war. He then lined the members up and performed the ceremony, which was most fitting for the occasion. The board, which is very neat, is of blackwood with carvings of rifles and wattle blossoms and contains the names of 13 men, four of whom paid the supreme sacrifice. The decorations were carried out by the captain, C. H. Barker, free of charge.
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Built | Not yet discovered |
Opened | 30 January 1919 |
Inscription | 1914 Great War 19 KINGSTON
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Condition | Good |
Showing 1 person of interest from memorial
Service number 1760
Private
59th Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1
Born Nov 1892