Item 02: Norman Thomas Gilroy war diary, 30 April-17 May 1915 - Page 49

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Read 9a to noon, at which hour, if the weather is not too cold, a swim. Dinner 1pm. Pace deck yarn etc 1.30 – 2pm afternoon siesta till tea at 5.30pm. Pace deck yarn etc 6pm 7pm. Listen in for press 7pm till 8.30 when retire for night. Thus is good time being wasted; but of course the Transport officials will wake up some day, & remember they have no account of the old "Hessen" for a long while, & and will shift us on to somewhere else for a while.
Everything quiet today. Nil to relate.
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[Transcribed by David (Terry) Walker for the State Library of New South Wales]

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