John Haworth Drewry Letters
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| − | R.M.S. | + | THE CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES LTD. |
| + | Managers and Agents for | ||
| + | Canadian Pacific Railway Ocean Steamship LInes. | ||
| + | The Allan Line Steamship Company Limited. | ||
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| + | R.M.S. Missanabie | ||
Sept. 24 1917 | Sept. 24 1917 | ||
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Dearest Mother, | Dearest Mother, | ||
| − | After a four day trip, the the greater part of which was most delightful, we last evening cast anchor in the inner basin of Halifax's wonderful harbour. I believe we are to wait here for some ships from New York and will be convoyed, as one of a fleet, to England. | + | |
| − | If such is the case we may be here for two or three days and it is possible we may go ashore, then I can post this to you. I wrote you a letter before we arrived in Quebec, and am wondering if you will get it, as I am not certain that the mail was sent | + | After a four day trip, the the greater part of which was most delightful, we last evening cast anchor in the inner basin of Halifax's wonderful harbour. I believe we are to wait here for some ships from New York and will be convoyed, as one of a fleet, to England. |
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| + | If such is the case we may be here for two or three days and it is possible we may go ashore, then I can post this to you. I wrote you a letter before we arrived in Quebec, and am wondering if you will get it, as I am not certain that the mail was sent | ||
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| + | BC Archives, 93-6553 | ||
| + | Box 4 | ||
| + | DREWRY FAMILY | ||
| + | Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919. | ||
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES LTD. Managers and Agents for Canadian Pacific Railway Ocean Steamship LInes. The Allan Line Steamship Company Limited.
R.M.S. Missanabie Sept. 24 1917
Dearest Mother,
After a four day trip, the the greater part of which was most delightful, we last evening cast anchor in the inner basin of Halifax's wonderful harbour. I believe we are to wait here for some ships from New York and will be convoyed, as one of a fleet, to England.
If such is the case we may be here for two or three days and it is possible we may go ashore, then I can post this to you. I wrote you a letter before we arrived in Quebec, and am wondering if you will get it, as I am not certain that the mail was sent
BC Archives, 93-6553 Box 4 DREWRY FAMILY Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.