Item 03: W. E. Bendrey diary, 19 June- 17 September 1916 - Page 69
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[Page 69]
Aug 10 want? What we don't want perhaps are the parades at 10.30 & 2.30. Guess the old jigger is doing about 10 or 12 an hour, & she increases it at night. Pay day today, but im not in it as my book is a quidlet overdrawn. Guess it doesn't matter – seeing that I've got a fiver! The Doc is also out of it as his book is in England – also his wife! Sentr Alan McDougall is on board with us. He watched the Colonel dishing out our pay. Very few Hospital cases yet, so the Nurses & Doc's have plenty of leisure time. Beautiful sunset & a sea like glass
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