Item 02: Arthur Newling diary, 25 September 1917-8 August 1918 - Page 41
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<p>[Page 41]</p><p>THURSDAY 4TH OCTOBER 1917<br />Weather dull & drizzling with rain. During day cleaned waggon. Am on guard tonight mounting at 6.30. This morning the British & Austns ? attacked. So far we hear that the first objectives have been gained. About 200 German prisoners went past this afternoon, guarded by Austn Light Horse, one of whom told me that things were going on alright & that there was a large</p>
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