Item 01: John D. Wilson diary, 18 May-27 July 1916 - Page 115

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[Page 115]

probability will be over a month.

The "Persic" is tacking every few hours, in order to escape any submarines that may be about. Her course varies east and west of N.N.East.

This afternoon several boxing contests were on. But the event of the evening was a contest of 6 rounds of 2 minutes each for a purse of  £30 between Moles and of A. company and Weeks of the Army service. Weeks received a lot of punishment but won on a foul in the third round. Moles lost his nut and hit him when down on his knees. Weeks was cool and collected throughout, and probably would have won had the 6 rounds been fought. Moles appeared to be excited and winded, and received but stood a lot of punishment. Weeks is an old boxer with a lot of science. Moles is a blacksmith from Maffra. Hughie Magin was referee.

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