1954-10-17 May to HMW
| Title: | 1954-10-17 May to HMW |
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| Identifier: | archives.org.au/1954-10-17_May_to_HMW |
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| Related people: | Helen Margaret Wilson (née Hall) |
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It is nice to have Garrick & Bruce coming in, please give them both my love & best wishes.
133 Mont Albert Rd Canterbury Oct. 17th 1953
My dear Margaret,
This is Sunday and we are waiting for Charlie to ?? with ?? cousins who arrived here just after lunch, our counsins, the "Hays" whom you will perhaps have heard of are also friends we are very proud of, and they take a house away up country also, which is quite a bit place. Sherbrooke where Charlie's cottage is is not ?? from ?? Charlie asked me to write for him in reply to your letter
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of the 6th, which he was very please to have. I wonder if you have had no dividends from the company all this time, (as I haven't). It seems strange that it should be so long! And I ?? be, like you, very thankful to have them when Mr Ackley will be kind enough to get busy again.
You will be pleased to see dear Judith so happily placed and I hope she is finding the [illegible] not too strenuous for a start I would like to have seen the hours[?] a wee bit shorter. If she was doing shorthand too, that would not be so hard, especially as her shorthand is so good.
I am glad that [illegible] is [illegible] his father & mother in the meantime
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as they have been without ?? for so long. Charlie had a lovely afternoon on the "Hills" & they got back at 6.30pm they all went to the church service at 8pm & then on to my cousin's ([illegible] May[?] ) for afternoon tea. Jessie Livingston & May were also with them & Herbert & Peggy Hay & their three young children so they had a happy time. So glad to hear that your[?] mother is with you & is well after the big trip.
I am glad so say that we are well too & Margaret very much better, no doubt your [illegible] is very good & it must be a great help to you to have the machine. With our fond love to you all most sincerely Maimie.
