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[Exterior of letter card; some writing indecipherable; postmarked 11 MR-16]
Mr. John. F. Cull,
Bree St,
Hamilton,
Victoria,
Australia

[Passed by Censor No 3150;

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you will favor me with a few lines at your convenience.

Remember me kindly to Mrs. Macarthur and all your family circle, and believe me ever

Yours very faithfully
W. Campbell

Do you know any

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apart - we want to know how you are - quite well it is to be  hoped. When is the Gledswood visit to take effect? Margaret & I want to go over there to see Isabella & if you are there so much the better.

Give my

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My dear Mrs Onslow

I must apologise for having neglected to send you the letter Aunt Kate asked me to write to you to tell you of dear Uncle Patricks illness & death, it was among the very first things she asked me

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out my letter had not been sent. You would forgive my apparent carelessness, if you knew how I have been occupied since then. My Mother ill & I was obliged to change servants just at the time Aunt Kate needed me.

Of

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19 Thurs 

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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