| Major-General Sir John Monash, K.C.B., V.D. | [Frontispiece] |
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| The Author | [8] |
| The Trip across was not as comfortable as it might have been | [21] |
| Church buildings seem to have received special attention from enemy artillery | Facing [25] |
| When you are perfectly sober and imagine you're not | [26] |
| 'Where are you going, my man?' | [31] |
| The Ostrich | [45] |
| Despite good wishes from friends in the Homeland it was difficult to keep warm | [51] |
| A silent tribute to the brave | Facing [54] |
| To the Widows of France | [58] |
| To see ourselves as others see us | [81] |
| With the aid of electric torches ... we descended to the cellar | [84] |
| 'Did you hear that one, Bill?' | Facing [87] |
| The Illustrator feeling happy, yet looking 'board' | [94] |
| 'She, smiling, takes the pennies' | [106] |
| Off to the Horse Show | [111] |
| Sweet and low | [114] |
| Taff Williams, Musical Director | [114] |
| Sir Douglas Haig, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., and Sir A.J. Godley, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., at the 2nd Anzac Horse Show | [116] |
| 'Bon Soir' | [140] |