Volume 28: James Macarthur letters received, 1857-1861

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My dear Mr Macarthur

Will you forgive me if I remind you of my Brother Charles? I am told that there are some opportunities to be given away

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soon, and I trust that he may not be forgotten –

With many apologies which I am sure you will kindly accept and with kind regards to

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Mrs Macarthur and your Daughter

Believe me

Very sincerely yours

Augusta S Allan

c/- of William Street

July 22nd

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By the bye I saw the other day a flock of Scabby sheep feeding near the high road at Milfords Farm on the Bringelly road – they belong I was told to a man named Bond – I sent up word to Gibson through [indecipherable] the Turnpike man – but Gibson appears to have taken no notice of the message –

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