Item 03: W. E. Bendrey diary, 19 June- 17 September 1916 - Page 73
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[Page 73]
Aug 13 .5 one-eyed chaps & two jack tars ([L/a &:Gnr]).
Bit of a sing song tonight, but it was 'rather awful'.
14 Believe I mentioned that Senator McDougall is on board & consequently we are getting good scran. Plenty of spray & dew last night; but it only made a chap feel fresher. One of the Nurses photographed the "old Sth Africans", & then we of the one-eyed squad.
15 Universal washing day, in fact we're not supposed to wash clothes on any other day? Weather getting warmer as we approach the line, & the sea is just a bit "rocky" – like. Sighted a
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