Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 75
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<p>[Page 75]</p><p>5th of March, 1916. The Australian government has granted us ship's officers in Trial Bay 2s (2 M) a week in pocket money and thus I received 22s today for the period from 5/12/15 to 19/2/16. (Will no longer be paid.) As for salary, I received 17s (17 M) today. Yesterday we moved from the tent into the newly built barrack. It is .. [figure missing] m long, 2.75m wide, 2.6m high and divided in 7 units, 6 of them for 10 men each and one for 8 men. In the latter I live with Messrs E. Oppermann, E. Kreth, P. Bahn, D. Buthmann, G. Turm, W. Blesse and L. Alberding. Our unit (D3) is 6.4m long, the</p><p>[Note in Margin] Tusch G. £1/02/00 / L. £0/17/00</p>
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