Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 56
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<p>[Page 56]</p><p>Thursday, 14 June 1917<br />This morning we had another route march and at lunch time were granted leave till 4.30 as the ship was to sail at 5. Went to Zoo, Art Gallery & Museum. Tried to get message through to Bill Kirckaldie on Anchises which is in port but failed. Vessel drew out into stream. The Suffock collided with the Ulysses and smashed a hole through her hull (Olysses).</p><p>Friday, 15 June 1917<br />At 12 o'clock weighed anchor and left port with one cruiser & Ascanius, Tofua, Tukarina [possibly Turakina] . Very sorry to leave Durban having had a bosker time.</p>
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