Arthur Douglas Crease Letters, Diaries and Scrapbooks
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A very splendid tin box address in your handwriting to me was handed me by the mail orderly. I found that it contained dates an excellent cake, and two packets of Hamsterley chocolate. Everything was in perfect condition and most highly appreciated. | A very splendid tin box address in your handwriting to me was handed me by the mail orderly. I found that it contained dates an excellent cake, and two packets of Hamsterley chocolate. Everything was in perfect condition and most highly appreciated. | ||
| − | In an hour or two (barring accidents) I step in a motor car | + | In an hour or two (barring accidents) I step in a motor car & in about five hours later I should arrive at the port and tomorrow morning I should get on a steamer and by 5pm I should be in London. However these programmes are generally upset so we never count on anything until it has happened. |
Now I must be off | Now I must be off | ||
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Arthur D. Crease | Arthur D. Crease | ||
| − | Will you please thank each one individually to whom I am indebted for my parcel. I understand that includes besides yourself, Mother, Suzy | + | Will you please thank each one individually to whom I am indebted for my parcel. I understand that includes besides yourself, Mother, Suzy & Zeffie. |
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| + | BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 4 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1918. | ||
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31.10.18
My dear brother
A very splendid tin box address in your handwriting to me was handed me by the mail orderly. I found that it contained dates an excellent cake, and two packets of Hamsterley chocolate. Everything was in perfect condition and most highly appreciated.
In an hour or two (barring accidents) I step in a motor car & in about five hours later I should arrive at the port and tomorrow morning I should get on a steamer and by 5pm I should be in London. However these programmes are generally upset so we never count on anything until it has happened.
Now I must be off
Arthur D. Crease
Will you please thank each one individually to whom I am indebted for my parcel. I understand that includes besides yourself, Mother, Suzy & Zeffie.
BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 4 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1918.