Item 03: Norman Thomas Gilroy war diary, 18 May-18 July 1915 - Page 88
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[Page 88]
were covered with fruit. I was introduced to this shortly after my arrival & had a great feed of them.
Sunday 24th[25th] July 1915. When I awoke about 6.30am found a plate of beautiful raspberries by the side of the bed. Ate, and enjoyed them immensely. Arose & had a bath which made me feel very fit. When I descended breakfast was being served, the family partaking of breakfast at any hour on Sunday. After breakfast, Mr Newton took us for a walk through a delightful part of the suburb & finally fetched up at the golf club. Here he introduced us to several gents who were very interested to learn that we were Australians. After a very excellent dinner, Mr Mrs Miss Newton Altil[?] Mr W & self went for a walk along some
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