Item 02: W. E. Bendrey diary, 6 October 1915-19 June 1916 - Page 125
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May 22 Another Roo came into the ward last night suffering from eye & ear troubles. This morning we had to undress again & go to bed, just for the Quack to make a cursory groin inspection. Dinkum, it's a prison this joint, although otherwise we are treated alright. Gee i'd love to be back in sunny NSW. Just been to the Aust Store & drew tooth paste, razor etc, jolly handy little place it is. Aunty (Mrs Firth) Mary & Phyllis came along this afternoon & we had a long chat. Rather like them all, & hope to see Uncle later on. Was surprised to see 2 girls because I had forgotten all about Phyl (The Child) Seemed funny too calling Mrs F "Aunt", but spose ill get over that.
23 Turned out about 5.30 (:- 6.30 new time). There are a couple of ladders near