Letters [manuscript] : Brisbane, to W. J. Gall. 1932-1935.

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Letters [manuscript] : Brisbane, to W. J. Gall. 1932-1935.

Letter 1935, Dec 29 to W.J. Gall enclosing photographs, thanking him for a gift, together with a Christmas card, with photograph . Also letter, 1932 July 14 to W.J. Gall thanking him for reports sent (typescript, signed by L. Worthington-Wilmer, Private Secretary).

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