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Just a hurried line to say we made Vancouver O.K. & are now all entrained at Depot waiting to pull out at 10 p.m.
 
Just a hurried line to say we made Vancouver O.K. & are now all entrained at Depot waiting to pull out at 10 p.m.
  
We had a beautiful passage over, the sun came out & it was fine & warm on the deck. We got in at 7 p.m. – had a good supper on board at 6 p.m. I must say we got a splendid send-off from Victoria. The march down to the boat is a day I'll never forgetl I hadn't much of a chance of having many words with Pa & Sajald [?]. I was rather rallted [?] with all the Perms [?] down in face, I must say it was awfully
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We had a beautiful passage over, the sun came out & it was fine & warm on the deck. We got in at 7 p.m. – had a good supper on board at 6 p.m. I must say we got a splendid send-off from Victoria. The march down to the boat is a day I'll never forget; I hadn't much of a chance of having many words with Pa & Dugald. I was rather rattled with all the Pems down in force, I must say it was awfully
  
 
BC Archives, MS-2685, Box 17, File 3, OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867–1920. Victoria; lawyer. Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward, 1917–1919.
 
BC Archives, MS-2685, Box 17, File 3, OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867–1920. Victoria; lawyer. Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward, 1917–1919.

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Vancouver, BC

April 8th

Posted at 10 Pine [?]

My dear Mother,

Just a hurried line to say we made Vancouver O.K. & are now all entrained at Depot waiting to pull out at 10 p.m.

We had a beautiful passage over, the sun came out & it was fine & warm on the deck. We got in at 7 p.m. – had a good supper on board at 6 p.m. I must say we got a splendid send-off from Victoria. The march down to the boat is a day I'll never forget; I hadn't much of a chance of having many words with Pa & Dugald. I was rather rattled with all the Pems down in force, I must say it was awfully

BC Archives, MS-2685, Box 17, File 3, OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867–1920. Victoria; lawyer. Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward, 1917–1919.