Item 06: T. Darchy war narrative, 16 June 1917-20 August 1918 - Page 107
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[Page 107]
Quex Park then drank his health in Champane & planted a tree in the grounds in the babes honor In the evening the Major Powel-Cotton showed us some of his stuffed animals & told us how he & where he shot them also showed some lantern slides of one of his African trips & told us about it He is interesting to llisten to & has traveled a great deal in Africa His collection of big game is sayed to be the finest in the world shot by one man
(Monday 22nd)
A very fine day wheeled one of the patients about the grounds for a time
(Sunday 21)
Had tea with Aunt Susies friends Mrs Mathews Very nice people live about a mile away
Tuesday 23
Just an ordinary day except for getting 4 Aussie letters
Wednesday 24th. Got the sad news that
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