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<p>Comprised of the following:</p>
<li>RAMC/1644/1: Sergeant Robert Wilkinson. Three discharge certificates and accompanying certificates of character, 1896-1915.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/2: Private Alfred Charles Jebbitt. Soldier's small book 1905-1908, 1905-1908.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/3: (Corporal) Walter Percy Bray, 1914-1915.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/3/1: Soldier's small book, 1915.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/3/2: Certificates of St. John Ambulance Association instruction in nursing and first aid, 1914.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/4: Corporal Thomas Hind Popple. Pay book, 1917-1918.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/5: Private Ernest W. Pryke. Two pay books, 1915-1918. Enclosed in the first: photocopy of photograph of Private Pryke.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/6: Sergeant James Isaac Simmons. Discharge certificate and accompanying certificate of character, 1916.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/7: Major Andrew Woodroffe Anderson. Primitive Methodist Soldier's and Sailor's Pocket Book, 1914. Enclosed: visiting-cards, lists of "contents of panniers", notification of result of medical examination (1918), and personal effects.</li>
<li>RAMC/1644/8: Records of clothing, food, horses, etc., marked "From Lance Corporal Ware, 1st/3rd Manchesters, to Lance Corporal M. Huntley, RAM Corps, Mori River (South Africa) 11-1-(19)01", 1901.</li>

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