Item 01: T. J. Cleary diary, 8 March 1916 - 15 August 1917 - Page 115
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[Page 115]
Hell in their Dinner hour. The Engine power at the Mill is not quite up to requirements and slight stoppages are frequent. To Hurry us along we are allowed to go when we have finished a certain number.
14-1-17
The name of the place is "Anzac Workshops". Light fall of snow this morning [indecipherable] today. Names of Trenches past Flers. Rose, Possum, Needle, Turk lane, Fish Alley, Cowra [?] lane through Delville Wood. I have got a bad finger. Clout from hammer.
Monday 15-1-17
A number of Kaffirs arrived here (Meaulte) to-day. They are going to work here. They have only just arrived in France.
16-1-17
Went to Dernancourt to see Albert Niddrie. I also seen Joe Martin. Joe looked like a Tramp.
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