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RC2009/2/49 - 16 May 1911

C Wallnut
Memorandum to Henry Partridge from C Wallnut
16 May 1911
ink on paper, type-written
Partridge Correspondence Archive
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, E H McCormick Research Library Collection

C Wallnut Memorandum to Henry Partridge from C Wallnut 16 May 1911 ink on paper, type-written Partridge Correspondence Archive Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, E H McCormick Research Library Collection

RC2009/2/49 - 16 May 1911

Memorandum. AUCKLAND MAY 16th, 1911.
Messrs H E Partridge and Co
Queen Street Auckland.

Dear Sirs,
I beg to acknowledge receipt of tickets for the Lindauer Art Gallery for which I have to thank you. I note your remarks re probable closing of the Gallery owing to the Lease of Premises expiring. This would certainly be a great loss to the City.

I am Dear Sirs
Yours faithfully
C Wallnut
Tourist Agent

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