Item 01: Gordon Thomas Edwards letters, 21 January 1916-7 August 1919 - Page 165
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they assure me of numerous parcels and other good things once I get over to France again.
I have not written to Clarry for some time Ida will you tell him that he may expect a letter from me very shortly. I don't know how it is but somehow the days slip by and I do not notice that the time flies and I do not write. I see where there was a little trouble with the railways in New S Wales, but I think it must have been settled satisfactorily alright. Can you give me the address of George or Charlie Grimes or Joe Warn. I have met nearly all the old Stuart Town chaps but have not yet ran across those.
George Sullivan is over here somewhere I think in England, and young Jack McCormick from Store Creek is in this depot.
I am so glad to her that Aub is getting on so well and growing such a big chap. I hope he will be quite recovered by the time I get back.
Will have to sign off now dear Ida .
With best love to you all, mother, Father, Aub and yourself
Your loving Brother
Gordon
Remember me to Ted Corrigan