Gillam, Ada to Mrs Hall, February 17 1895, from Semaphore
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| Title: | Gillam, Ada to Mrs Hall, February 17 1895, from Semaphore |
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| Identifier: | archives.org.au/Gillam,_Ada_to_Mrs_Hall,_February_17_1895,_from_Semaphore |
| Parent item: | All letters Gillam - Ada & Arthur |
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| Authors: | Augusta Ellen Gillam (née McRae, Davis) |
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| Related people: | Augusta Ellen Gillam (née McRae, Davis) · Hannah Boyd Hall (née Lazenby) |
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Vassal Street
Semaphore
17th Feb 95
My dear Mrs Hall
Words will not express the deep sympathy I feel for you and yours in your sad loss, ?(Eva) was staying with Mrs Maine (Mrs Teesdale sister). I wrote & told her, she was very much cut up, & went to see her off on Saturday she left for Melbourne ?(I) did not have much or any time to talk as I was rather late, having missed the train – which I almost always do – She spent a couple of day (sic) with me last week - !
I trust dear Mrs Hall you are keeping well. Please excuse this very short note, but I have such a bad eye & writing is making it worse, ?(Pls) write to me soon
Remember me fondly to Ernest & Aubrey & much love to self & ?(yours)
I am
Yours very sincerely
Ada McRae
