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put in about 6 hrs in the train.
As usual arrangements were defective but finally things got settled & had a good night's rest
Tuesday 26th
Revielle at 6.15 (what a change from 5 am) & fooled about all day on fatigues & getting camp in decent order. Continually tired today the last few days tearing around evidently requiring a little rest.
Wednesday 27th
Mess orderly today but for a change was rather busy. Had a little time off to write. Rather wet day though the King inspected the 3rd Divisional and other Australian & New Zealand men. There were 45,000 men inspected I believe & there was a fine parade
Thursday 28th
General fatigues clearing up again and nothing worth noting with exception of it being a fine day. Rumours re 4 days leave & a move to France are becoming current. Writing in evening & posted mail
Friday 29th
Made a mounted number & had to work at stables This is slightly promising but evolves extra work. On horse picket at night but had easy time
Saturday 30
Owing to being on horse picket I was not on first parade. Rest of the day holiday owing to sports. Walked to camp of German prisoners & saw them building a road