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Grosvenor St
[Toowong] S.W.1
28 April 1939.
Dear Mr [May],
I am sorry I missed you
on Monday when you called at the
[Dayboro Assocs] premises. I have had
a bad attack of lumbago, I was at
work on Tuesday (Anzac Day) and home
again on Wednesday. Wednesday
afternoon I received your note, but I
was not there [sure?] I would be at work
on Thursday. However, I got to work
on Thrusday about 9:30. I was sorry
that you did not appear on that day, but,
presumably that was because you had
received no reply from me. However,
I hope to have the opportunity of meeting you
soon. I wonder if you have come across
any information re. Widgee. or Widgee Widgee.
as it used to be called, I have just called
to mind the words "Widhe Widhe" meaning
"laughing" (the spelling of the native words are
is given as nearly as I could pronounce them).
but do not know that they have any application
to the place
Yours Faithfully
[FJWatson]
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