Letter from W H Field to Isabel Field
Date
02 Jan 1913
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Date
02 Jan 1913
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Field & Luckie Barristers & Solicitors Patent Agents. William Hughes Field Martin M.J. Luckie P.O. Box 204 Telephone NO. 1437 Registered Inland & Cable Address “LEGAL” Code A B C 5th Edition 160, Featherston Street Wellington N.Z. 2 Jany 1913
Dearest Sissie
Arrived home at 7 tonight. Found Fanny settling down to patience with a couple of packs of cards on the dining room table & your mother washing up. Both said they had been having a very dull time. There is no letter from Geoff. It only struck me tonight that today is his birthday. I have not his address or would send him a telegram tomorrow. I enclose a letter from Mr O’Connor. Probably you saw him today and got some vegetables.
Will see you all on Saturday, probably in the morning.
There is nothing new. You will see that Buchanan is knighted, heavens knows why, and that Mrs Dr McGregor is dead.
Love to all, take care of yourself. Will.
Dearest Sissie
Arrived home at 7 tonight. Found Fanny settling down to patience with a couple of packs of cards on the dining room table & your mother washing up. Both said they had been having a very dull time. There is no letter from Geoff. It only struck me tonight that today is his birthday. I have not his address or would send him a telegram tomorrow. I enclose a letter from Mr O’Connor. Probably you saw him today and got some vegetables.
Will see you all on Saturday, probably in the morning.
There is nothing new. You will see that Buchanan is knighted, heavens knows why, and that Mrs Dr McGregor is dead.
Love to all, take care of yourself. Will.
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Institutional No.
MS-Papers-0085-49
Credit Line
Letters
to
Isabel
Field.
Field,
Isabel
Jane,
1867-1950
:
Correspondence
of
Frances
Hodgkins
and
family
/
collected
by
Isabel
Field.
Ref:
MS-Papers-0085-49.
Alexander
Turnbull
Library,
Wellington,
New
Zealand.
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