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Wednesday 1 May [1918]
"Dud" again. Up at 10.30. Loafed & read most of the day. Played rounders after tea. A rubber of bridge & read in the evening.
Letters
From: Mrs. Vidal

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Feb. Sunday 4 1917

Nothing of import happens. The usual shelling takes place. I'm put on to help in Dressing Room as far as back allows. Still sore & painful to move about. More changing over

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31/12/1918
Received from Supply Officer
1 Aus Inf Bge
15 [indecipherable] cartoons

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parcel of things I want kept to Uncle Charlie in London.

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Friday 22 Feb.
Joe out in morning. O'Brien Chapman to fill in holes. Afternoon putting in supports. Gloucester House

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The Centre
14.2.16

Dear Mr. Langton
Mrs. [indecipherable] has been helped by the L.M.F. before, and she has difficulty in keeping going on her pay – Is here any chance of further help?

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Centre for Soldiers Wives & Mothers
10.12.15.

Dear Mr. Layton
Could you assist Mrs. Prince with some ready money as she & children have little food been trying to meet her debts

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The Centre for Soldiers' Wives & Mothers,
92B. Pitt Street, Sydney.
31.1.16

Dear Mr. Layton
We are sending Mrs. [indecipherable] who is anxious to have a small debt paid – to

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