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Officers 11
Men of O. Rank 224
Horses 153
G. S. Wagons Limbered 32
G. S Wagons 3.

G Sections 8

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full of sand, and [motes?] of every sort, yet it sold tolerably well.  The average of the fleece wool fetched was fully 20d, the locks and greasy about 10d.  There was a large attendance of buyers and were it not that money is

       In the 4th of October

         ? 20th

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Conversations with Sir Thomas Brisbane & other communications respecting the Cawdor Lands.

No 1

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Tuesday 27 August [1918]
Up at 9.30. To Port Meadow & Witney for lunch. Raining steadily. Went through the progress reports with Leven & Haynes. Flew back to Oxford through rain with

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Sunday 29 September [1918]
Up at 10. Read Mass Prayers in morning. In evening left by 6.35 train from Fairford with M. Saw her off from Oxford. Back to the wing & found a party in progress.

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Monday 14 October [1918]
Up at 9.30. Very "dud" all day. Worked in the office at various jobs. Wrote letters in evening.
Letters
To: Mother & Father 33, Mrs. Vidal.

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Sunday 15 December [1918]
Up at 9. Raining all day so stayed in doors. Caught the 6.30 back to Oxford. Dinner at the Clarendon. Back to the Wing & played bridge.
Letter
To: Aunty Mary

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[See images for various drawings of a house on Page 389 and aeroplanes on Pages 390 to 394.]

[Transcribed by Judy Gimbert for the State Library of New South Wales]

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