Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 51
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<p>[Page 51]</p><p>Monday, 4 June 1917<br />Parade took place on Saloon deck and will for future which is improvement. Have been allotted to lifeboat No 7. During parade were shown knots and splicing. Concert was held on port Saloon deck aft after tea. Evening moonlight.</p><p>Tuesday, 5 Juine 1917<br />About 10.30 land was sighted which proved to be Mauritius. It is an interesting place from appearances. It's covered with high & clear cut peaks. H.M.S. Doris left us here & 2 Japanese cruisers took over the convoy.</p>
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