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Monday, 3 April 1922

I am home and go to bed at 7.30. I see P.P. on the Quay but after a good look at her I let her pass-by.

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Wednesday, 26 July 1922

I go to work from Otto's, almost empty trains. I work all day. Ring P.P. from Tommy W. Ellis rings up. I leave E and C for a holiday, nerves and G. Debility.

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Tuesday, 8 August 1922

Glorious day. I do odd jobs, serve morning tea and write to M.M.M., either good-bye or go on for ever.  Go to bed at 7.30 pm.

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[Telegram form – The Eastern Telegraph Co. Ltd. Alexandria Station. 1527 words. Date 30 June]

[Page 98]

Mrs Vol Molesworth
Alice St
Auburn
92 Sydney Road
Manly
Sydney
N S W
Australia

[Page 80]

Photograph of "Dresden" sinking showing white flag at Ford [Forward] Mast

[Page 81]

[photograph of three vessels described on back of photograph, page 82]

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I hope dear Uncle William will soon be stronger.  With our united love to you all believe me

Very affectly yours
E. King

Tuesday Evening 

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Harold's letters
On Active Service
Mrs V. Molesworth
"Lynwood"
Alice St
Auburn
N.S.W