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21 July 1916
Friday

Short route march before breakfast Put on sanitary fatigue with Phillips same as at Doulieu fairly easy job. Beautiful warm morning, took opportunity of washing clothes

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29 July 1916
Saturday

Off duty at 8 a.m. Tony's unit camped alongside us last night. Had a good old yarn to him. They move back this morning. also our tent division clearing hospital handed

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1916 September 8
Friday

Back to school 9.30 a.m. Further demonstrations with the new pattern helmet. We traipse into Pop for dinner about 2 miles & arrive back for the afternoon session

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3 October, Friday

Go down markets shopping.

Recd letter from Auntie & Marie last night. I read them before going to bed.

4 October, Saturday

Meet Ray Clarke. Trams

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Mr Joseph Banks - (KB)

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[black cover of diary]

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to come to visit the Land of Cakes.

Allow me to congratulate you upon your merited honours, which I sincerly trust you may be long spared to enjoy.

I have almost decided to return to Australia within the next 3

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begin to feel a little chilly, and to warn us of the approach of winter.  The harvest is far advanced, and until the within the last few days (which have been wet) the weather has been very fine.  Grain crops are

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Mrs. Anderson and I escaped the influenza, though several of our servants had it slightly.  It has caused a heavy mortality especially amongst the old and weakly, but I trust it has passed seen the worst stage.

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[TO MY FELLOW TRANSCRIBERS]

[THROUGH EM, WE HAVE BEEN TOLD TO CEASE TRANSCRIBING THE REMAINDER OF THIS VOLUME.  BECAUSE OF THE PRINTED FORMAT, THE LIBRARY WILL DEAL WITH IT.]

[PETER MAYO.
11/03/2021]