Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 48
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<p>[Page 48]</p><p>Tuesday, 29 May 1917<br />Arose at 5.10 & after bathing went on deck as usual. At 8 o'clock we all paraded & forming 4 deep facing outwards. This was because of a burial of a man on the Tukarina, which boat went about 2 miles ahead of the convoy for the ceremony. The flags were flown half mast.</p><p>Wednesday, 30 May 1917<br />Have been 8 days out from Fremantle and the weather is still fine. Full dress parade was held this morning and this afternoon was devoted to washing clothes and writing letters of which I have written a great number since leaving Fremantle.</p>
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