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[Page 67]
of the coat was a note from Dorothie Edwards Grovedale Via Geelong, saying for "the comfort of a brave boy at the front, wishing him God speed and a safe return home to Australia"
There was an inspection of the Hospital this afternoon by one of the Heads – Godfrey. There was a general clean up and new slips put on the pillows He came but did not enter our ward No 5, though he inspected the others, and evidently found them satisfactory.
[Shorthand entry not transcribed]
Saturday March 10. 1917
It is not so cold today and the weather is much more pleasant. The ground is getting soft again. There are no newspapers today. An English doctor visited this ward this afternoon on a tour of inspection. This ward is built of wood with an iron roof and the ceiling and sides are lined with soft wood.