Item 03: Herbert Henry Harris diary, 20 March 1917-1 August 1917 - Page 124
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[Page 124]
My Will April 25/17
I bequeath to my Wife Ellen Harris of 4 Hill St, Hobart, Tasmania, all goods chattels & Furniture owned by me also £150. one hundred & fifty Pounds
To my three Sons Anthony Herbert, John Bernard and Carol James Harris I bequeath the balance due from £200 two Hundred Pounds viz £50 fifty Pounds with interest added The said two Hundred Pounds being now in the Government Savings Bank or in the hands of the Perpetual Trustee Coy Ltd. of Sydney
I also bequeath to my three Sons in Equal shares the sum of £250. – two hundred & fifty Pounds coming to me in my Uncle George's Will, on the death of my Uncle John Alfred Harris & Miss Wyndham also in the hands of the
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