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Cartwright was wounded. Spent an exceptionally good night with fatty Burchall & a few others. Wrestling in the billet. Plenty of language.

3 September 1916 Sun
Raining a good deal. Being Sunday things were fairly quiet in & about the village. Dick Jenning & myself went down to Brigade Headquarters before dinner & enjoyed some very good English beer. Met Jack Kater QMS. 17th & took a stroll with him. I learnt to-day that Rolf Jolly had his arm blown off & Jack [text continued at top of page]

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[lady barber]
Ridge decorated. Roberts D.C.M.

4 September 1916 Mon
Issued with P.H.S. Gas helmets. On account of it raining again to-day our section fell in again in our billet Major Aidy giving a lecture on Gas. After it was over I was sent to give Bill Rankin the bootmaker a hand to mend boots. I had mine fixed up also. When the day was finished I went with Clive Ack & Jeff to a few of the estaminets.

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