8. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 65.
9. Edith Wilkin, letter, 7 November 1915, Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
10. Joan Rattray,
Great Days in New Zealand Nursing
, A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1961, p. 137.
11. British National Archives, cable no. 2042 E.
12.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916.
13. Joan Rattray,
Great Days
. . ., p. 137.
14. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 25.
15. Court of Inquiry report, 1916, p. 290.
16. Court of Inquiry report, p. 290.
17.
Oamaru Mail
, undated.
18. Edith Wilkin, letter.
19. Vic Nicholson, unpublished interview.
20. Court of Inquiry report, p. 290.
21. Sister Mary Damian,
Growl You May But Go You Must
, A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1968, p. 52.
22.
The Press
, Christchurch, 23 October 1965, p. 5.
23. Court of Inquiry report, p. 290.
24.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916, p. 9.
25. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 25.
26. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 25.
27. Fanny Abbott, letter, 30 October 1915, Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
28. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 36.
29. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 36.
30.
Oamaru Mail
, undated.
31. William Tennant, letter, Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
32. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 36.
33. Mary Damian,
Growl You May
. . ., p. 54.
CHAPTER 15 ‘WE THOUGHT THEY WOULD LET US DIE!’
1. Court of Inquiry report, p. 292.
2. Len Wilson statement, Wilson family records.
3. Court of Inquiry report, p. 292.
4. Court of Inquiry report, p. 292.
5. Court of Inquiry report, p. 342.
6. Court of Inquiry report, p. 291.
7. Cameron family communication.
8. Court of Inquiry report, p. 339.
9. Court of Inquiry report, p. 292.
10. Court of Inquiry report, p. 292.
11. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 32.
12. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, pp. 26–7.
13.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916, p. 11.
14. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, pp. 29–30.
15. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, pp. 30–1.
16. Mary Beswick,
Oamaru Mail
.
17.
New Zealand Nursing Review
, December 2001, p. 10.
18.
New Zealand Nursing Review
, December 2001, p. 10.
CHAPTER 16 NO TIME FOR MOCK MODESTY
1. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 138.
2. Court of Inquiry report, p. 290.
3. Court of Inquiry report, p. 293.
4. Len Wilson, statement.
5. Anna Rogers,
While You’re Away
, p. 101.
6. Edith Popplewell, letter.
7. Nicholas Boyack and Jane Tolerton, eds,
In the Shadow of War
, Penguin, Auckland, 1990, pp. 88–9.
8.
NZ Nursing Review
, p. 10.
9. Mary Damian,
Growl You May
. . ., p. 57.
10. Edith Wilkin, letter.
11. Fanny Abbott, letter.
12. Ina Coster, letter, 31 October 1918
13.
Star
, 1 October 1965, Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
14. Kath King, 23 October 1915.
15. Anna Rogers,
While You’re Away
, p. 104.
16. Anna Rogers,
While You’re Away
, p. 106.
17. Mary Damian,
Growl You May
. . ., p. 58.
18. Le Gallais family papers, letter, 17 November 1915.
19. Le Gallais family papers, letter, 17 November 1915.
20.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916, p. 9.
21.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916, p. 9.
CHAPTER 17 THE PRICE OF SACRIFICE
1. Olive Haynes in
We are Here
. . ., 25 October 1915.
2.
Argus
, 29 November 1915.
3.
Star
, 3 November 1915; Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
4. Edith Wilkin, letter.
5. Edith Wilkin, letter.
6. May Tilton,
The Grey Battalion
, pp. 44–5.
7. Ida Willis,
A Nurse Remembers
, p. 34.
8.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916.
9. Hester Maclean,
Nursing in New Zealand
, pp. 187–9.
10. Arthur Judge, transcript of interview, February 1979, Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
11. Undated, unnamed newspaper file, Nurses’ Chapel, Christchurch.
12.
Kai Tiaki
, January 1916.
13. Court of Inquiry report, p. 300.
14. Kath King, 13–29 October 1915.
15. Statement, Royal New Zealand Army Medical Corps Museum, Burnham Camp, Christchurch.
16. John Meredith Smith,
Cloud Over Marquette
, p. 190.
17. Court of Inquiry report, p. 344.
18. Court of Inquiry report, p. 347.
19. Anna Rogers,
While You’re Away
, p. 111.
20. Anna Rogers,
While You’re Away
, p. 108.
21. Hester Maclean,
Nursing in New Zealand
, p. 194.
22. Anna Rogers,
While You’re Away
, p. 109.
23. La Gallais family papers, letter, 14 April 1915.
CHAPTER 18 THE FIRST ANZAC SERVICE
1. Alice Ross King, 1 January 1916.
2. Alice Ross King, 10 January 1916.
3. Elsie Cook, 31 December 1915.
4. Elsie Eglinton, 10 November 1915.
5. Kath King, 11 February 1916.
6. Kath King, 11 February 1916.
7.
The Leader
, Orange, 18 February 1916.
8. Elsie Cook, 22 April 1916.
9. Alice Ross King, 30 January 1916.
10. Alice Ross King, 12 February 1916.
11. Alice Ross King, 14 February 1916.
12. A.G. Butler,
Official History
. . ., vol. 2, Australian War Memorial, Melbourne, 1940, p. 376.
13. Alice Ross King, no date.
14. Pearl Corkhill, letter, 17 April 1916, Australian War Memorial.
15. Alice Ross King, no date.
16. Statement to the assistant collator, medical history, Ryan family records.
17. Pearl Corkhill, 28 April 1916.
18. Olive Haynes in
We are Here
. . ., 8 April 1916, p. 135.
19. Olive Haynes in
We are Here
. . ., 8 April 1916, p. 135.
20. Olive Haynes in
We are Here
. . ., 14 April 1916, p. 136.
21. Olive Haynes in
We are Here
. . ., 21 April 1916, p. 137.
22.
Kai Tiaki
, October 1916.
23.
Kai Tiaki
, July 1916.
24. Kath King, 25 April 1916.
25. Anne Donnell,
Letters of an Army Sister
, 25 April 1915, p. 95.
26. May Tilton,
The Grey Battalion
, 25 April 1916, p. 100.
27. Pearl Corkhill, 28 April 1916.
CHAPTER 19 WAITING FOR HARRY
1. H.G. Carter, diary, 11 June 1916.
2. Kath King, 11 June 1916.
3. H.G. Carter, 11 June 1916.
4. Alice Ross King, 9 May 1916.
5. Alice Ross King, 16 May 1916.
6. Alice Ross King, 18 May 1916.
7. Alice Ross King, 17 May 1916.
8. Alice Ross King, 20 May 1916.
9. Alice Ross King, 31 May 1916.
10. Alice Ross King, 1 June 1916.
11. Alice Ross King, 2 June 1916.
12. Alice Ross King, 7 June 1916.
13. Alice Ross King, 10 June 1916.
14. Alice Ross King, 13 June 1916.
15. Alice Ross King, 13 June 1916.
16. Alice Ross King, 15 June 1916.
17. Alice Ross King, 18 June 1916.
18. Alice Ross King, 27 June 1916.
19. Alice Ross King, 30 June 1916.
20. Alice Ross King, 1 July 1916.
21. Sister Fairland,
The Australasian Nurses’ Journal
, April 1917, p. 122
22. Philip Gibbs,
Now It Can Be Told
, Project Gutenberg,
http://gutenberg.org/etext/3317
.