On Friday, September 6, 1940, commencing at 10 a.m.
Bituphalt paint, lubricating and flushing oil, primer, shell tox, boiled oil, bituminue solution, cup grease, valeatex water proofing compound, iron nail. boiled linseed oil, iron hooks with screws, brass and iron bolts and hinge: furniture slides, copper balls, brass towel rail brackets, brass spring buttons, rubber door star brass door plates with handles, door locks, glass towel rods, "Royal"
Auto polish, furnishing nails, iron wood-screws, glycerine, wooden blocks and switchboards, sanitary equipment, bakelite heating plugs, coal shovels, boiler\cleanser. porcelain wash basins, W.C, bowls and urinals, ply and 2-ply roofing felt, mirrors. GI. and B.L pipes, etc. also 1 Large lot of Oregon pine, oakwood, lauan wood, Fukien pine and flooring board Aunt M. is bringing "the Tiddle" (a small car) for me on Friday evening. when we are allowed to depart. I shall have two great-coats, two macs, one kit bag. one suitcase and one valise cum sleeping bag; this latter caught my eye yesterday when I was in A. to get brown boots and some other things, it costs almost all the grant for camp kit, but it will not take up much room in the platoon truck. My
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