1 - 11 Dec 1944, Tom Hutchinson's Wartime Diary
Primary tabs
Submitted by barbaramerchant on Sun, 2013-09-15 18:13
Book / Document:
Date(s) of events described:
Fri, 1 Dec 1944 to Mon, 11 Dec 1944
Notes:
2/12/44 - 1¢ ((Cattie)) Oil from Lim (99.20) ((Not paid for))
- 24" Stove Pipe 20.-
4/12/44 - Jeng came with 5¢ ((Catties)) Peanuts worth @ ¥80-00 p. ¢ = ¥400.- ((Not paid for))
6/12/44 - Rec'd Fred's Remitt TT ((Telegraphic Transfer)) to Sarah of Oct. ¥200.- only rec'd today.
11/12/44 - Baked Biscuits for Bea with Dover Stove, using 5¢ Coal. Worked fast well also roasted 4 lots peanuts one lot peas + boiled stew, rice, 6 pots water for bath
Supporting information:
Comments
A Dover Stove
The South China Morning Post
The South China Morning Post for September 4, 1945 (p. 3) records that a telegram is waiting for D. Jeng of 3, Cumberland Road. This means that Mr. Jeng probably survived the occupation.