Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 56
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<p>[Page 56]</p><p>Liverpool, October 22, 1915. Today I received 7s 6d and a credit note for 3/6 for 11 days' work. On the 15th of the month, 80 ships' officers were brought to Berrima so that now there are practically only 4th mates and 4th engineers here. They simply say there's no room for us there. In Berrima, the internees live in a former gaol and are allowed to roam free within a radius of 2 miles (3km) from 9am to 5pm.</p><p>Liverpool, November 9, 1915. Today I received an advance of 30s (30 M) from our agent Pahnke.</p><p>[Note in Margin] L 0/11/00 K 1/10/ </p>
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