Giles papers, 9 May 1914-13 May 1919 / Arthur Clyde Giles - Page 209

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[Page 209]

then. I cant make Berts letter out wanting money sent across to the Commonwealth Bank. He may be sent to [indecipherable] Zerland from Germany but as for my getting to Australia England well I don't think it all likely until the war is over. The only prisoners they exchange in that way are men unfit for further service. Unless he is working things to make a break from there. If he does well he will find plenty of help waiting him in England. Will you see if I can get some money transferred from Savings Bank to the Commonwealth Bank in England anything to £50. You see I am due for leave to Paris also to England in a month or two. We cant get our leave unless we have £10 in our pay book or show it is waiting us in England. If I can get the money transferred across to the Commonwealth Bank I can draw when I want it.

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