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The result was startling & Ross looked very well & Catherine grand & quite thirty. There is a Miss Cowell here daughter of Uncle Georges old friend. A very nice girl & Miss Ewart who knows the Watson Taylors &

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of coming next week.

Barbara Macleay is here & Percy Morse so I must go down stairs again. Baby is very good & well. I have had no chance of seeing Lady Gordon yet.

Yr loving child
E.

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& now as I am very tired I am going to stay at home quietly.

Lolo is going to post this for me.

I saw Uncle Wm at the Club & gave him yr message. Lucy Hope comes to lunch tomorrow.

Yr affect
E.O

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Colonial Treasurer
Receipt for
Land purchase
June 1838

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23 January 1916
Sunday

Duty in morning. Tony & self go to Watson's Bay in afternoon. Lunch at Marine Café. Walk along cliffs. Pull up at Dean's. Afternoon tea. Mary & Jean Aberdeen

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16 April 1916
Sunday

A day of note. We sight land at 9 a.m. great excitement on board. Quite a pleasant change from the endless sea. Cape Guardafin rises 200 feet up from the sea with a

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30 April 1916
Sunday
Issue of tobacco & cigarettes this morning. church parade at 10.30.
Go for walk out to trenches of Tel-el-Kebir. 1882. seemany bones of slain Arabs. pick up

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1916 December 15
Friday

Feeling off colour this morning with a cold coming on. After 24 hours duty we have 24 off. Stay in hut all day. Tony comes in with a cake from home & we partake.

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