Charles E W Bean, Diaries, AWM38 3DRL 606/39/1 - February 1916 - Part 5
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I spent a wk in
No 1 stationary Hosp.
under capt Moillet
& then got a poisoned
leg - after fleabite.
Applied to go away
with the first crowd
(i.e. 2nd Div). Nevinser
& Massey arrived
at G.H.Q. - Massey for
the London papers.
He was in Cairo last year
a most straight going
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unselfish comrade
and very interesting.
He told us abt the
120 batteries of 9inch guns in Eng Laws.
Anz Book is taking
up almost all
my time now.
MacAnderson, Sellheim
& esp Leiut. HS Evans of
the pay corps are
helping us - we have
now an office in Evans room.
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Antills & Kirksafe
Distribution: --
in Army corps: by
Brigade Committees
in Base by
Unit Committees
____________
All from our secretary
at the Base.
______________
We sell (1) Bookplates @ 3/6
(2) books @ 2/6
[[?]]
Aust. Imp. Force
Acq. Roll
Inq Ball or Mcoy Corps or Bn.
Stationed at. we....... agree to the
amounts stated against
our names to be
debited to our
pay ledger accounts
Date of Payment Cashadvance
Reg no
Rank name
Aquittance Rolls to
field cashiers
__________________
Authority to Col Farr
to advance £5 to
If Cash sales are
made COs must
have money to Field cashiers w
no of books.
Acq Rolls are su.... [[?]]
by ordering Force
to Field Cashiers Roll
Must be Corps or Ba
[[ Ordered ??]] agree to the
Auz. Book [[ taken ?]] against
Ex as only to be
Acc. rolls [[ocer?]]
r account
cash advanced
[[wktward ?]]
particulars of which
will be sent to you
as soon as the committee
______________________________
104.5.6.78
123.124
126.127
129.130. 131.132
134 136 137. 139
150. 154
inform the committee
of the name of the secretary
of the selling ctee to whom
communications shd be
addressed, &
(1) estimation
obliged if you would help
them in the distribution
& selling of this book
by forming a selling
committee within
your unit which
will be responsible
for sale of & payment
for the book to members
of your unit, &
Payment may be
made on special
acquittance rolls,
(page crossed out)
has adopted
provided a method
by which a purchaser
can have the book
posted ^direct from the depot to any address
he desires by writing
his name on a
bookplate which will
be provided by the
committee to those who
desire to have this done.
An extra charge of 6d
will in this case be made
for postage.
The committee
would be greatly
(Page crossed out)
of obtaining or sending to
their friends as many
copies as they desire.
Owing to the difficulty
of posting the book
from the which the more or
less scattered units of
the Australian & New
Zealand Forces may
have in obtaining the
book & posting it, the
Committee has drawn
up a scheme for
(Page crossed out)
The price is 2/6 & the
profit will be devolved to patriotic
funds connected with
the A&NZ Army Corps.
(Page crossed out)
a remarkable map of Anzac
pits trenches, 12 coloured
plates, about 100 drawings,
& 100 pages of verses, &
stories & character
sketches. No book or magazine
way similar to it has
ever been produced & (illegible)
history of literature.
The book will be not
be issued to I public
until ordered from I
troops have been fulfilled
had a full opportunity
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