Diaries and papers relating to the Second World War service of George James Feakes, 1942-1946 - Part 22

Chinese Dish (Ang Sioe Hie)
 Boil large slice Haddock or Cod * (fresh), till
done. Serve hot with Sauce: 4 big pieces
grated Ginger, 4 big red Chillies (sliced fine)
piece OIL of Citronella grass, 1 or 2 tablespoons
Sugar, 3 big slices Onions, 2 sliced small
onions, & salt.^pepper This sauce is boiled, & 
while boiling add flour to thicken, &
eat hot * [Try vary with Crab or Lobster]
Special Tiffin :- Fry 2 fat Pork Chops
in oil or lard, with 1 Pigs Kidney & ½ lb
Pork Sausages. Boil green peas, bake 2
Tomatos, mashed potatos covered with hot
butter Sce & fine chopd Parsley. Hot. 
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AUST CIVILIAN INTERNEE
Army No.            Pay Book No.  C 726924
Surname FEAKES

Christian Names GEORGE JAMES
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES
SOLDIER'S PAY BOOK
CONTINUATION 

FORM W.F. 5 IKL

(Revised July, 1944.)
INSTRUCTIONS TO SOLDIER.

1.  You will produce this pay book to obtain pay and at any other time when called upon to do so by an Officer, Warrant
Officer, or N.C.O., or a member of the Provost Corps, or a member of the Civil Police, or any pay representative.
2.  When you draw any pay or other money you will give a receipt for the amount as an Acquittance [[?]] which will also
show Army No. Pay Book No.. Pay Book Line No.. and progressive Istal debit.  The paying officer will enter
the amount of the payment on the "Cash Payments" page of the pay book and will sign the entry.
3.  When you deposit any money for credit in this pay book you must ensure that an official receipt is issued for the money
by the pay representative and affixed by him in the back of the pay book.  The pay representative must also enter the credit as a deduction on the "Cash Payments" page of the pay book.
4.  You will not make any entries in this pay book except to write your specimen signature where required.
5.  If you lose this pay book you will report the loss immediately to the Orderly Room, which will request the Paymaster
to issue a duplicate pay book.  No payment can be made to you in respect of the period before the date of reporting
the loss until your account has been checked.
6.  If you are in an area where banking facilities are not available your Unit Pay Representative can arrange to credit
the whole or part of your credit balance is any person or institution in Australia.
T.H. TENNANT, GOVERNMENT PRINTER
Ht TW25 

Civilian Internee Japanese Prison Camp.
Canteen [[?]]
issued, 4-10-45
A D Driscoll [[?]]
SOLDIER'S PAY BOOK
CONTINUATION
Pay Book No  C  726924
Surname  FEAKES.
Christian Names  George James
This Pay book issued by Paymaster - Cypher No X01 - subject to reconciliation.

C  726924
DAILY RATES OF PAY
Promotions, Reductions, Appointments, and Alterations in Allotment.

C  726924
CASH PAYMENTS, FINES, FORFEITURES, DEBITS AND CREDIT DEDUCTIONS.

NEXT OF KIN.
Relationship  Wife
Name  Mrs C. Feakes.
Address  2 Coronation Av.
Mosman.
N.S.W
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Received from G.J. Feakes.
the sum of Guilders Twenty one and cents fifty only. ( ƒ21.50.
and .S.S. Dollars.  Five and cents eighty five only.  ($5.85.
being amounts advanced by him towards the subsistence
of the British Civilians interned at Padang, Sumatra.
Date: 25^th May 1942.
On behalf of the Committee:-  JA Ross  President
John Millar  Treasurer.

No 031
Seven & twenty gulds
[[?]] [[?]] [[?]] cent
De [[?]] [[?]] [[?]]
[[?]]
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F.W. Lethbridge, Esq.,
C/o Post Office,
AVALON.  N.S.W.
INTERNMENT SKETCHES
originals, done by Bartholomew (internee)

COMMONWEALTH BANK