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We had some good sports last Saturday afternoon. Threelegged races, tug-of-war & wheelbarrow race. My mate & I came second in wheelbarrow race. I met Frank Winchester from Blacktown (Elsie Ivery's brother-in-law) Mr Baker from Seven Hills & two boys where I used to board at Wellington. Also two others I knew who worked at Mort's Dock. Well Auntie there is no more news that I can rake up. Oh we had a sweep for 15 pounds. The winning number 513 & my number was 517. Thank Louis for cigarette money. I tell you they are very welcome, I will have enough to last me the journey easily. I believe you can get good

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