102,769 research outputs found
W. T. Bourke
No full text"NX 136109 Sglm. W.T. Bourke 16th Don/R Section 17 L of C Signal[s] Darwin 1942 - 1945 [signature] WTBourke".NX 136109 Signalman W. T. Bourke. 16th Despatch Rider Section, 17 Lines of Communication Signals, Darwin 1942 - 1945. [signature] WTBourke
Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from W. Bourke Cochran, Aug 19, 1919
No full textJudge J T Lawless
Norfolk Va
Impossible long standing engagements impossible now to postpone absolutely forbid
W Bourke Cochranhttps://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/lawless/1030/thumbnail.jp
Telegram to Joseph T. Lawless from W. Bourke Cochran, Aug 18, 1919
No full textBar Harbor, ME
Judge Joseph T. Lawless
Norfolk Va
Very Sorry I cannot possible reach Norfolk twenty sixth wish you all success
W Bourke Cockranhttps://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/lawless/1033/thumbnail.jp
Letter to W. Bourke Cockran from Joseph T. Lawless, Aug 19, 1919
No full textHon. W Bourke Cockran,
Telegram received. The De Valera meeting is for Richmond not Norfolk. You would receive great reception and us greatly. Can you not make it.
J. T. Lawlesshttps://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/lawless/1038/thumbnail.jp
Author Guidelines of the Australian Occupational Therapy Journal – revised 2017
No full textIn 2017, the ‘Author Guidelines’ for the Australian Occupational Therapy Journal were revised so as to better inform prospective contributors of the journal's aim and scope; submission and reporting format requirements; ethical considerations; manuscript types available; governing copyright principles; and publishing processes. The guidelines now align minimum information requirements with the increasingly complex and rapidly evolving regulatory, standards and technical context of scholarly publishing.No Full Tex
Letter, [Author unclear] to Paulina T. Merritt
No full textHandwritten letter to Paulina Merritt from an unknown author, October 1, 1876.
Notre Dame volunteers build ties with Bourke youth
No full textTwelve students from The University of Notre Dame Australia recently joined Chaplain Fr Lam Vu and Chaplaincy Convenor Jessica Langrell on a 750km journey to the town of Bourke in rural New South Wales for a week-long volunteer initiative.
The trip was organised in collaboration with the Bourke Shire Council and the local PCYC, who gladly welcomed the return of the Notre Dame volunteers after a successful inaugural visit in 2011. The staff and students helped to run a youth holiday program held at the Bourke PCYC Centre, organising and managing sporting competitions, arts and crafts activities, fishing trips, mural painting and, a crowd favourite, the PCYC Amazing Race through the town.
The Notre Dame volunteers also had the opportunity to meet with local medical and government bodies, including the Aboriginal Medical Service, local Police and the Missionaries of Charity.
Second year Medicine student Marian Dover said working with the young people of Bourke was thrilling and she found it particularly rewarding to interact with the professionals who provide essential services to the town.
Each and every one of us on the trip had quite a life-changing experience in Bourke, she said.
It has re-shaped the way I think about life in remote areas, particularly from a healthcare perspective.
Jessica Langrell said she hopes the trip to Bourke will become an annual event.
Notre Dame students are becoming increasingly interested in volunteering in regional areas, she said.
Students who have travelled to Bourke with the Chaplaincy team are always pleased about the difference they can make in the lives of the young people of the town. Individuals interested in volunteer initiatives can contact the Sydney Chaplaincy team at [email protected].
For further information please contact: Communications Officer, Elizabeth Fenech
The University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney Campus
T: 02 8204 4407
E: [email protected]
W: www.nd.edu.au
Bulleen, Counties of Evelyn and Bourke [cartographic material].
No full textCadastral map of the Parish of Bulleen in the Counties of Evelyn and Bourke, Victoria showing land ownership.; "8.10.89".; In upper right: L.14[18].; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm4535; Library's copy has handwritten annotations in red. Includes inset at scale [ca. 1:12,672]
Lancefield, Counties of Bourke and Dalhousie [cartographic material].
No full textCadastral map of the Parish of Lancefield in the Counties of Bourke and Dalhousie, Victoria showing parish boundaries and land ownership.; In upper right: L.5580.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm4571; Library's copy has handwritten annotations in red and pencil. Includes 4 insets
- …
