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Green envelope

Addressed to:

Mrs J. W. Cocks
"Donacis"
Alison Road
Randwick
Sydney
Australia

Signed by: V.W. Cocks

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[Envelope]

[franked with]
Walcourt
12-13
8
I

OPENED BY
CENSOR
P.W. 120       

OPENED BY
CENSOR
P.W. 120                                       

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June Saturday 16 1917

Duties per usual last night. Medhurst somewhat better. Skinner & Pittums much same. Williams very ill. Foreign bodies still in several of patients.

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July Monday 2 1917

Day duties more varied than night. More running round but it was heaven to get a decent sleep in last night. Have three hours off this afternoon.

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July Tuesday 10 1917

Duties per usual.
Jock getting better. Receive birthday cake from home. 'Tis a beauty & so welcome. French can't make cakes

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Sept. Saturday 8 1917

Nothing of special incident
Patients in & out.
Conditions awful up the line. That Ypres sec tor is a triple Hell.

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Sept. Thursday 20 1917

The big push beyond Ypres to start this morning as anticipated fro some days past.
Preparations for big no of wounded.

<p class="page" id="a4719002">[Page 2]</p><p>To OC "C" Coy<br/>7th</p>

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[Copy of news cutting headed "On the Steps" – not transcribed.]

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a Trident the navy
a musquet the army
an oar a boat expedition if Combind with the Trident & musquet the Landing of Troops from Transports