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World War I DiariesItem 02: Oliver Hogue photographs, 1915-1919 - Page 94
Sat, 20/05/2017 - 10:00
[Page 94]
[Back of photograph, page 93]
Snowball splathers
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Oliver Hogue photographs, 1915-1919 - Page 97
Sat, 20/05/2017 - 10:00
[Page 99]
[Photograph - Grave of Major Oliver Hogue,14th L.H. A.I.F. Brookwood Cemetery, Surrey. England]
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Rediscovering Indigenous LanguagesDaniel Bunce journal, 7 December 1846 - 2 March 1849 - Page 1
Fri, 19/05/2017 - 10:00
[Page 1]
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World War I DiariesItem 01: James Wilkie letters, ca. 1914-1918 - Page 153
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[Page 153]
[See image for drawing.]
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Ralston family correspondence, 1891-1935 - Page 1
Thu, 18/05/2017 - 10:00
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Ralston Family
Correspondence
1891 - 1935
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World War I DiariesCocks letter diary, 1916-1919 / Verner Cocks - Page 166
Thu, 18/05/2017 - 10:00
[Page 166]
A green envelope addressed to:
Mrs J.W. Cocks
"Donacis"
Alison Rd, Randwick
Sydney - NSW
AustraliaSigned by: V.W. Cocks
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 164
Thu, 28/05/2015 - 10:00
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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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World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 178
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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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World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 186
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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 cakesPage transcription progress: Completed -
World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 242
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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.Page transcription progress: Completed