Letters from Thomas Noonan to home from the front
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Waewera
11 Rowe St
Woollahra
Sidney
July 20th 1914
Dear Mother and Father
Just a line to let you knowI am quite well, and hope you are all well at
home. How are your eyes now I hope they are
improved since I last saw you.
As I told you all about the voyage as far asCape Town, I will now try and describe the rest
of it. We arrived in Cape Town on 28th May
and I stayed there for a few hours. I didn't see very
much of it as it was dark when we got there, but
it was lovely going into the harbour. It was
grand to see all the lights shining along the
hillside and the sky quite bright with flashes
of lightning. We left Cape Town in the
morning, and had a lovely trip to Durban where
we stayed for three days. Durban is a
splendid town but small, the streets are very
wide and the houses pretty large. There is a
splendid tram service and very cheap too.
also
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Waewera
11 Rowe St
Woollahra
Sydney
July 20th 1914
Dear Mother and Father
Just a line to let you knowI am quite well, and hope you are all well at
home. How are your eyes now I hope they are
improved since I last saw you.
As I told you all about the voyage as far asCape Town, I will now try and describe the rest
of it. We arrived in Cape Town on 28th May
and I stayed there for a few hours. I didn't see very
much of it as it was dark when we got there, but
it was lovely going into the harbour. It was
grand to see all the lights shining along the
hillside and the sky quite bright with flashes
of lightning. We left Cape Town in the
morning, and had a lovely trip to Durban where
we stayed for three days. Durban is a
splendid town but small, the streets are very
wide and the houses pretty large. There is a
splendid tram service and very cheap too.
also
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Waewera
11 Rowe St
Woollahra
Sydney
July 20th 1914
Dear Mother and Father
Just a line to let you know I am quite well, and hope you are all well at home. How are your eyes now I hope they are improved since I last saw you.
As I told you all about the voyage as far as Cape Town, I will now try and describe the rest of it. We arrived in Cape Town on 28th May and I stayed there for a few hours. I didn't see very much of it as it was dark when we got there, but it was lovely going into the harbour. It was grand to see all the lights shining along the hillside and the sky quite bright with flashes of lightning. We left Cape Town in the morning, and had a lovely trip to Durban where we stayed for three days. Durban is a splendid town but small the streets are very wide and the houses pretty large. There is a splendid tram service and very cheap too.also
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11 Rowe St, Woollahra, Sidney, Australia
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Cape Town, South Africa
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Durban, South Africa
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Story location Gallipoli
Document location 11 Rowe St, Woollahra, Sidney, Australia
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Additional document location Cape Town, South Africa
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Additional document location Durban, South Africa
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- 4436 / 51878
- Contributor
- Michael Noonan, Ballybuy, Murroe, Co. Limerick
May 28, 1914 – July 20, 1914
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