Item 03: Norman Thomas Gilroy war diary, 18 May-18 July 1915 - Page 71
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[Page 71]
that she is here. We went to the Empire which is the greatest Music Hall in the world. Amongst the artists though not very important Joy Shilling has a part. The show was good.
Thursday 15th July 1915. Left dry dock 9.30am back to mrg[?] About 4p Purser and Self went ashore. I called in at Harveys & had Wireless gold cuffs fitted on my uniform. It is rather embarrassing wearing uniform in the City especially Transport officers. We wear RN buttons & a crown on our Commonwealth flag badge on the Cap. The Wireless Cuffs are the same as RNR cuffs & carrying a stick one is often mistaken for a Naval Officer & soldiers and sailors draw themselves to
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