Item 08: James George Tedder diary, 26 August-24 October 1914 - Page 17

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[Page 17]

14.9.14   Broadmeadows.

Usual routine. Equipment coming in slowly.
1 L.G.S Wagon received today.
Horses examined every morning, seems to be checking spread of strangles.

15.9.14   Broadmeadows.

Stable duties.  Dismounted drill.
Lecture by W.O. Savage, on fitting of saddlery &c.
1 Driver taken on, strength 132.

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