Dr. H. Teague

Full name: Harold Teague

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Bio	He was the prominent member and later the vice-president of the South Perth Club. He worked as a doctor. He joined the army and went to the WWI and worked as medical officer at field ambulance in Egypt. Cable messages from London announce the death, while on active servie, of Dr. Harold Teague, late medical officer for the Municipality of Victoria Park, and president of the W.A. branch of the British Medical Association. Deceased came to this State over 14 years ago as assistant to Dr. Trethowan, and after occupying that post with ability for some time he took up residence at Victoria Park, where be acquired a large practice and endeared himself to every resident of that locality. He was prominent in South Perth and Victoria Park circles as a tennis player and bowler, and his keen appreciation of all sport made him a valuable member to any sporting body. A native of Bendigo, he received his early education at the High School in that centre, afterwards attended the Brighton Grammar School, and subsequently the Melbourne University. He then went to Auckland, New Zealand, where he was associated with the public hospital, and shortly afterwards left for this State, which he had made bis home up to the time of his departure for the front. For a number of years, Dr. Teague was one of tho honorary surgeons to the W.A. Turf Club. He bad been connected with the A.M.C. for some time, and on the outbreak of war was appointed honorary captain and attached to the No. 3 Australian General Hospital. He was afterwards associated with the famous 11th Battalion. His death, at the comparatively early age of 38 years, will be deeply regretted throughout the coastal area. (Source: Western Mail - March 2, 1917)
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