Item 01: James Lindsell diary, 10 February-31 December 1915 - Page 106
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[Page 106]
27 August 1915
Friday
Find out this morning I am for Alexandria by the "Assaye"
A whole lot of slightly wounded are taken ashore during afternoon in lighters
About 7 pm all the men for the Assaye were transferred &
put into wards.
Put in a very comfortable night
I hear today that through some mistake the 18th Bat has been terribly cut up only two days after they had landed!
1915 August 28
Saturday
First thing I knew this morning was my mate waking me to come for breakfast.
We are given clean shirts & Pajamas & so have a chance to get clean again
Move out of Mudros at 8 pm.
Retire to bed at 8.30 pm. but am unable to sleep so go on deck & make a bed there w/- better luck & do not wake until about 6 next morning
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