Item 02: Arthur Newling diary, 25 September 1917-8 August 1918 - Page 147
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<p>[Page 147]</p><p>THURSDAY JUNE 6TH 1918<br />Weather is fine, nothing to note. Played Tommies cricket, myself captain of 14th got 22 N.O.</p><p>FRIDAY 7TH JUNE 1918<br />In evening Stewart rode over to see me together with a Lt friend of his. He had just come out and had been in the clever repulse of a Hun raid a few days ago. Was in great spirits.</p><p>SATURDAY 8TH JUNE 1918<br />In evening went to see Stewart about 40 minutes walk away. Had an enjoyable time together.</p>
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