No. 1 New Zealand Stationary Hospital staff

To the contrary. Lt-Col Eugene O'Neill would serve in three theatres of war. The Boer, the Great War and World War II passing away on the eve of ANZAC Day, 1962. It was Lt Col Charles Begg who died of influenza and pneumonia in February 1919 and was the last gallant officer buried at Walton Cemetery.

Captain Eugene O'Neill was the last of the medical corps to die while serving at Walton on Thames No 2 NZGHospital post November 11th 1918. He is buried at Walton Cemetery where to this very day a small ANZAC Day service is still held annually.

Im picking the A B Smith nurse 2nd in the group of five, will be Alice Brash Smith my Great-Aunt.
She won the Nursing Red Cross 2nd Class on recommendation from General Hague.
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The nurse third from left is, Elsie Grey from whom you've quoted her diary entries, given to the Turnbull Library by her neice Marion Simmonds(nee Grey) of Palmerston North. The nurse fourth from right is Alice Brash Smith from Cambridge in the Waikato. Sister on far right next to Captain Gray is Sister Edith Hay.