Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 87
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<p>[Page 87]</p><p>On 11th October I received an advance of £2 (40 M) from Lloyd.</p><p>On 19th October salary of 15/6 (15.50 M)</p><p>On 31st October salary of 15/6 (15.50 M) and from Lloyd £2 (40 M).</p><p>Trial Bay, November 1, 1916.<br />A few days ago the new commander of all Australian prison camps, Colonel Holman, visited here. Upon our request for extension of the boundaries and for escorted walks, he informed us that we were shortly to be granted day parole and freedom of movement within a 2-mile radius. They would also install an electricity generator to illuminate the camp and the barbed- wire</p><p>[Note in Margin] salary 31/ company money £4</p>
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