Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 88
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<p>[Page 88]</p><p>fence that surrounds the camp area. Possibly the gaol gates will stay open at night and the guards will be trimmed back by 30 soldiers. We are also to receive 100 new tin plates since the old ones are badly corroded. Our mail will no longer be sent via the Liverpool camp, but directly to the censor in Sydney. The canteen debt we had to take on turned out to be higher, namely about £260, but the new commander said he would come up for £100.</p><p>Salary on 15th November of 15/6 (15.50 M)</p><p>Salary on 28th November of 15/6 (15.50 M)</p><p>On 6th of December, I received £2 from Lloyd.</p><p>Company money £2</p><p>Salary £1/11</p>
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