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Transcription of a letter from William Shakespeare Hall to his brother Frank Hall, with notes by H. Margaret Hall.

Death record of William Wilson (hosier), died aged 75 on 30 October 1873 in Perth, Scotland. Cause of death: organic disease of liver (and some illegible words; the place of death also needs deciphering).

Letter from Charles Harper to Aubrey Hall written eleven days after the death of Aubrey's father William Shakespeare Hall, regarding accounts of the life of the latter.

Letter from W Johnston of the Commercial Union Assurance Company to Aubrey Hall expressing sympathy to Hall for father's recent death. The letterhead mentions 'G.H. Johnston', but the signature appears to be 'W.A. Johnston'.

Letter from T.R. Byass to Aubrey Hall in Cossack, regarding a missing parcel.

Katie and Garrick's home, 19 Richardson Street, West Perth.

Birth certificate number 13090. Date: 1871 20 May Perth. Name: Harold Aubrey. Sec: Male. Father: William Shakespear Hall (Boatman). Mother: Hannah Boyd Hall born Lazenby. Informant: G. Lazenby, grandfather. Registered: 1871 June 19. Registrar: James Roe.

A letter to Aubrey Hall in Cossack, Western Australia, about the shearing on Mulyie Station.

Letter from William Moore to Aubrey Hall, regarding his deceased son Ernie Moore who owed money to Aubrey.

Letter from Margery Munday to her sister Kathleen, about their great grandparents Edward Henry Aldridge and Leah North.

Newspaper clipping from the West Australian of 8 December 1910, about the wedding of Aubrey and Helen Hall.

Letter from MP for Roebourne Henry Osborn to Aubrey Hall, regarding the 'League' (presumably John Forrest's Western Australian Liberal League?).

Letter from Ernest Hall to his cousins Aubrey and Ernest, on the death of their mother Hannah Hall (who died on 17 October).

Letter from Bert at Sherlock Station in Western Australia, to Aubrey Hall at Woodbrook Station.

A letter from R. Gage to Aubrey Hall.

Letter from Fred Teesdale to Aubrey Hall regarding the marketability of dugong leather and oil.

Letter from an illegible name at Yaringa Station, to Aubrey Hall who was presumably at Carnarvon.

Letter from Ernest Hall written while on board the Strathnaver in 1934.

Letter from someone at the Burkett and Gostelow accountancy firm, to Aubrey Hall, regarding Alec (presumably Alec McRae) wanting to go to Perth.

Letter from the Carnarvon Club to Aubrey Hall: receipt of cheque; Phillips to send out the 'giant killer' by first truck; town quiet, no rain; and "you will be something of a stranger when you do visit the city again."

Envelope addressed to Aubrey Hall in Carnarvon.

Letter from Francis Dixon at the Rectory in Carnarvon, with a letter of introduction to Ken Parker (mining registrar at Souther Cross).

Letter from Wilson & Johns nurserymen in Perth, to Aubrey Hall in Marvel Loch.

Letter from Hatchs (Fremantle auctioneers, wholesale carcase meat and produce merchants) to Aubrey Hall at Marvel Loch, regarding: Aubrey's move from Carnarvon to Marvel Loch; sale of property; delivery of a crate of poultry to Aubrey.

Letter from the Perth GPO to Helen Hall in reply to her complaint about a delayed delivery to Aubrey Hall at Marvel Loch.

Envelope addressed to Aubrey Hall.

An envelope addressed to Aubrey Hall at Marvel Loch.

Comedic piece presumably sent to an eastern states' newspaper by G A Whiteaway, from where it was returned rejected, and he sent it on to Aubrey Hall at Marvel Loch. The same piece does appear in the Cairns Post of 20 February 1941.

Envelope addressed to Aubrey Hall.

Letter from Eric Cumming of the Carnarvon Club, to Aubrey Hall, regarding the latter's overdue membership fees.

Envelope addressed to Aubrey Hall, Yaringa South, from Bert Ross (draper, mercer, and boot salesman), corner Robinson and Francis streets, Carnarvon.

This image was published in the Australian Women's Weekly; see 1943-04-24 Australian Women's Weekly clipping, nurses inc Rae Hussey.

Letter from Edith Wilson to her son Murray at 75 OTU in the Middle East.

Australian nurses at a New Guinea hospital (1943, April 24). The Australian Women's Weekly (1933 - 1982), p. 17. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article46447592.

One of the photos is 1943 Australian and American Nurses, Rae Hussey, New Guinea.

Letter from R McBride at Tarmoola Station, replying to Aubrey Hall's enquiry about employment.