The Anzac Book

by Unknown

By F. P. HEWKLEY, 1st Aust. Div. Sig. Coy.

By A. H. BARDIN, 1st Aust. Div. Engrs.

FOUR DESIGNS FOR “THE ANZAC MAGAZINE” COVER

FOR CONSTANTINOPLE
THESE SEVEN-LEAGUE TRENCH BOOTS OUGHT TO DO THE TRICK

C. LEYSHON-WHITE—15

CORRESPONDENCE

Dear Mr. Editor,—Thinking that perhaps a little news about a hitherto unheard of department of the army (i.e. a Field Ambulance) might interest you, I have set down (having previously obtained the kind permission of the great-grandchildren of the justly celebrated Mr. Euclid, late of these parts, deceased) such axioms as will be of use and guidance to those requiring to know the habits of a Field Ambulance.

Ax. 1.—A Field Ambulance shall be an irregular conglomeration of humanity and other animals, which shall never under any circumstances conform to any fixed order or condition.