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July 1952
Thursday 31
Wet day again - some torrential showers.
Morning began with heavy sea roke.
At 1 p.m F. Witzerman called in for an hour to tell me how he had enjoyed all that Swagger & that my trees would be all right.
I gave him tea in the waratah cup - a nice man - many interesting yarns.
Went to Carlton to post last of overseas letters at cheap rate.
Glen called up in evening.
I made orange rings, putting in some cumquats I had over.
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'roke' means fog, mist or steam.
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