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25 January 1916
Tuesday

Duty as usual. Tony is put on our reinforcements. Great delight. Exam. on lectures in afternoon. Bob Tony & self go to Macs to tea. Tony lame foot.
Go up to

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1916 March 2
Thursday

Do nothing much all morning. Heavy rain on 9 o'clock parade. After 4 o'clock Tony & self go town get several little items & pull up at Petersham to tea. after

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1916 June 24
Saturday

Dispensary in morning.
Tony out in charge of hospital tent. Heartburnings of Box & Payne: two other aspirants. Victory for Liverpool. Busy all afternoon

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13 September 1916
Wednesday

Duties. Cloudy dull days. Nothing doing much. Tug o3' War. Stroll across to Y. M. C. A with Bob & Mac. After writing several field postcards to friends.

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18 November 1916
Saturday

The unexpected has happened. Snow fell last night or this morning the countryside was covered with fine powdery snow for all the world like fine salt. My first

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2 December 1916
Saturday

A hard hoar frost set in at sundown last night. This morning the mud is as hard as stone. -- a treat to have clean dry boots at last first time for six weeks. Usual

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1916 December 3
Sunday

To work as usual Nothing doing up line , not many cases. We have our marching orders for up the line tomorrow. Fix up a couple of small parcels of souvenirs one for

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[Copy of part of the card reproduced on the previous page]

[Transcribed by Rosemary Cox for the State Library of New South Wales]