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No. 1

Copy of Letter to the Governor.

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Sunday 24 June 1917
Awful "dud" day blowing a gale & raining steadily. No flying all day. Slept late – very tired. Did various jobs in the flight all during the day.

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[Printed matter on the pages 390 to 399 not transcribed. See images for drawings of various aircraft on Pages 392, 394, 395 and 398.]

[Transcribed by Judy Gimbert for the State Library of New

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Mr Boissur

May 1 -  19

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My dear Wife too has learnt to feel a strong interest in you & your's; & I sometimes overhear her questioning John with an interest almost equal to my own, which you may be sure I always feel flattering to my warm

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of Regard & Esteem for dear Mr Macarthur, yourself, and all your loved Circle –  

We are in Town but for a short visit, having left our three beloved Children (2 Girls & a Boy) at our place,

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[Page dated November 25, 1857, from The Empire, Sydney regarding "Land Bill", not transcribed]

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Monday 15 April
Somewhat cold. Nothing much doing. Chanc Corporal. Exercise afternoon. Remained homes. Evening little writing. Bed early.

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Wednesday 17 April
Out staying 7 pair cable to Quineau. Finished about 3.30 pm. Afternoon raining. Evening little writing.