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March 2nd 1906 - Letter from May Sladden to her mother, Eugénie Sladden

Date
2nd March 1906
Correspondence From
May Sladden, Petone, Wellington
Correspondence To
Eugénie Sladden, Seward House, Badsey
Relationship to Letter Addressee
Daughter
Text of Letter

March 2nd /06

My dear Mother

A very happy Easter to you. I thought I must send you just a short Easter letter though I wrote so lately there is not much more to say.

I hope things are going on well & smooth in the parish & that you will have nice Easter services.

I cannot tell you where to think of me as spending Easter, but it may be at New Plymouth. We have just time to get our clothes washed up & necessary mendings which always crop up, done before starting up North. I don’t suppose we shall enjoy the scenery up there so much as down South, nor shall we get the bracing air – Napier & Rotorua Auckland & New Plymouth are I believe all more or less relaxing, still there is a great deal of interest to see & I am looking forward to Auckland especially & hope to see Miss Laird.

The air on the West Coast of the South Island was delightfully bracing & invigorating, especially when one got high up.

Much love from your loving daughter

May E Sladden

Letter Images
Type of Correspondence
1 sheet of notepaper contained in envelope of 2nd March 1906 addressed to Julius Sladden
Location of Document
Personal archive of Patsy Miller (née Sladden)