Item 03: W. E. Bendrey diary, 19 June- 17 September 1916 - Page 41
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[Page 41]
July 12 were spread out on the grass & I just got them in time to dodge the rain. Several of the P.U's have been put on "Isolation Permanent guard"
Believe we (those of us who are going) leave in the Anconia on Aug 4th.
[in margin] Mill, M.
13 Like rain again, but much warmer. Nothing doing except that the P.U's have been released from Guard after several of them had paraded sick. Jolly nice walk along the Portland Rd. & one gets some fine views from the top of the Hill, as the country on both
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