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[back?] to Aussie with her pal [indecipherable] Goggin from W Australia.  Both [indecipherable] girls have seen [indecipherable]   service in Egypt Lemnos [indecipherable] and England. Devonport is full of naval craft of all

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Sick parade
Fell
Pile

Duty
Cpl [indecipherable]
Pte  Hunter
53 table
Holpin
Gregg
Young
[indecipherable]
Robinson

55  Cpl  Wilson
Milne
Horan
Gelds

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Tuesday 4 December 1917
Up at 7.30 & had breakfast. Went up & fought Davey for 45 minutes. A very busy day & plenty of flying. To bed early after dinner.
Letters
From:

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1916 August 3
Thursday

Heavy bombardment recommenced last night. We have been warned that we may shift off today. So far nothing eventuated. Wrote more letters & read. "Knight on Wheels"

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1916 August 21
Monday

No duties last night. slept fairly soundly in dugout at Casualty Corner. Up with squad to Casualty Lees's Post. Write note to Ethel MacT. Go thro'

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1916 September 4
Monday

Day overcast & somewhat cold. More carpentering(?) 11 o'clock tea & biscuit at Y. M. C. A. Leave pocket on counter carelessly Returned by Y.M.C.A man. Thanks.

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1916 September 24
Sunday

Church as usual at 10.30.a.m. by Chap. Guthrie. A fine old chap. Tony comes over as promised for tea. All hands go to church 7 p.m. Capt. Guthrie is creating quite

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25 September 1916
Monday

Cart, Bob, self, Jockey, Mac, Tony & Bill Parsons get our phizogs taken in group in Pop. Tea after, & get it cooked by waitress. Cart, Bob & self back

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29 October 1916
Sunday

One more Sunday at [indecipherable] Front. The travesty of a peaceful Sabbath. Short tucker, Augment supply from canteen. Nothing doing today. Improve our dugout.