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Friday 14 June
Muggy, tiring day. Felt like the weather most of the day. Did a bit of study at night.

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Tuesday 25 June
Things easy. Afternoon around the village. Evening to La Motte to see show but it was off. Returned home & yarned the evening away.

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Monday 1 July
Wagon out (Dr. Huston) but returned with broken wheel. Stables much as usual, free & easy. Swim in afternoon.

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Tuesday 30 July
Fine day, horses out so things easy in consequence. Cricket match against 3rd B.A.C. Made a good duck. Read & singsong finally.

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Friday 13 Sept.
All again as per usual. Reeled up two D8S from Susanne to Vaux Wood. Fine day for a pleasant change wrote at night.

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Thursday 26 Sept.
Things just as usual. Visited the Cooees in evening.

Boring for water & expect to go 200 ft.

Fair day.

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P.S I suppose you know Norman Sherwin has been wounded? I do not know where he is. Some go to Egypt & some to England. Most of our Gun Section have been put out of action wounded but I have not

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Centre for Soldiers Wives & Mothers
3.2.16

Dear Mr. Layton –
Could you bring Mrs. Butlers money up to scale & give her some assistance as she has been living on Mother &

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The Centre for Soldiers Wives & Mothers –
May 22nd 1916

Dear Mr. Horsfield,
I am sending Mrs. Collins of 34 ½ Cooper St. Waterloo whom you are already assisting but she seems

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Centre for Soldiers Wives & Mothers
28.6-17.

Dear Mr. Horsfield –
Can you grant temporary assistance to Mrs. Monk until difficulties about her husband's pay is settled. She has