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& I fear it is now to [sic too] late to have the Auction of that part you mention stopped, but if you care to buy any of the items for Mrs. Onslow you could instruct Mr. Hunter the Auctioneer to bid for you.

We have

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Thursday 24 January [1918]
Up at 9. Lounged round the camp all day & had meals at Y.M.C.A. No news of our moving on yet. We are all getting fed up with waiting here. To bed about 10.

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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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Sunday Jan 20
Heads expect Jacko to start raiding. Ordered to dig in. Clipped horse. Made bivvy comfortable.
Monday Jan 21
Football match between NZ v Div team. Good game. Football

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No 10287 27/8/16

[Transcribed by Sandra Mutton for the State Library of New South Wales]

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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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26 August, Tuesday

Dave's Place. We walk to P'sham [Petersham] & I go to Trukdale[?] but all are out. I catch 10 pm boat, meet Norrie Dempsey.

27 August, Wednesday

Go to Bexley.