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Page1910Harold Hillis41412647file_uploads/ulf_12647_PAGE_H H.jpgimage/jpeglocalPAGE_H H.jpg1706766dac44ce0eafea6ab78cebdcab948d42aa17b2016-12-02 10:00:42jpgmediatype=image6766dac44ce0eafea6ab78cebdcab948d42aa17b4875PAGE HAROLD HILLIS.pdf [ file_data/pdfs_from_BOR pdf 30979 ]H.H.79421846924Page H.H. : Military and health.Enlisted 15 Feb 19152341931Page, H.H. : Grafton Public School1701328Page H.H. : M.C.1732028Page H.H. : D.S.O. 1 Jan 19191772628Page H.H. : Mentioned in Despatches2935029Page H.H. : Military and health.Served: Major [ France, Gallipoli, Egypt, Unknown ] 1915 - 19196473933Page H.H. : Death 1 Jul 1942 At sea @ South China Sea2132827Page H.H. : Arts.B.A., 1920, University of Sydney2132927Page H.H. : Law.Law I, University of Sydney6472324Page H.H. : Life.Birth 8 Aug 1888 - @ Grafton [ NSW Australia ]https://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/309215https://aif.adfa.edu.au/showPerson?pid=232213http://www.supremecourt.justice.nsw.gov.au/Documents/Publications/The%20War%20Memorial%20Project/Cunneen_Law%20at%20War_1914_1915.pdf532532https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/R1537643At Teachers' College 1908-1909.D.S.O., M.C., B.A., Law I : Major, 25th Battn., A.I.F., Gallipoli and France. Enlisting 15th February, 1915, and sailing 28th June as lieutenant, landed at Gallipoli n th September, serving there until wounded on first night of the Evacuation, 18th December. Crossing to France, fought at Armentieres in April and took charge of a composite raid (25th and 27th Battn. men) with success on Messines front 28th June, when severely wounded. In July, 1917, as second in command of battn., took charge alternately with C.O. during Passchendaele operations and from 17th August, 1918, was in charge for Somme Valley operation till severely wounded at Mont St. Quentin 2nd September, returning in May, 1919. Promoted captain, 25th May, 1916; major, 26th April, 1917. Awarded D.S.O. 1st January, 1919, and M.C.* and Mentioned in Despatches twice. Chief Secretary, Mandated Territory of New Guinea. Early education at Grafton Public School. Later at Teachers' College * . . . Though wounded, he continued to lead with great dash. Several of the enemy were killed, and four prisoners taken. He showed great coolness and courage.3657750001.jpg [ scanned_images/PAGE_Harold Hillis 1/ jpg 1015577 ]3657850001.jpg [ scanned_images/PAGE_Harold Hillis 2/ jpg 253834 ]3657950001.jpg [ scanned_images/PAGE_Harold Hillis 3/ jpg 294265 ]3658050002.jpg [ scanned_images/PAGE_Harold Hillis 3/ jpg 308529 ]3091126Teachers' College, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaImage from The War Edition of Kookaburra magazine, STC5316473037Page H.H. : Teacher 1904 - 1913 Department of Public Instruction @ New South Wales [ NSW Australia ]6473337Page H.H. : Public Servant 1913 - 1915 New South Wales Government @ Lismore [ NSW Australia ]6473637Page H.H. : Chief of Police - @ Papua New Guinea [ Papua New Guinea ]6473737Page H.H. : Director of Schools - @ Papua New Guinea [ Papua New Guinea ]6473837Page H.H. : Government Secretary 1923 - 1942 @ Rabaul [ Papua New Guinea ]47055424609519108970
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