Michael Billings Collection - Wallet 15 - Part 5 of 10

Lakes Entrance
Spotting Post.
Monday.
Dear Kath
Just a few lines to tell you how glad I am to
hear the Billings Junior is progressing favourably.
I have not heard a word since a note from Mum
to say the baby had arrived so have been very
anxious to know. I have just booked a call
to the Hospital and they said the baby was
getting on well, so I can't say just how glad
I am, George will be very pleased also. I
saw his name in the paper, a very nice
name too for a boy, manly name
Richard. I would like to know Mick’s address
as soon as you feel like writing, I do not know
his number or anything so give it all, we would
like to write and congratulate him. Of course we
both congratulate you, and old Mrs Billings
would be very pleased I am sure.
I am writing this whilst "spotting" and believe
me I am frozen. I have had my bath fixed
up so that is one less bother. Well Kay this
is just a note so will ring off with love
and again very thrilled that Baby Richard
is progressing well.
Love,
Ray XXXXX
 

7/7/43
Mrs. M. J. Billings
St Georges' Hospital
Cotham Rd,
Kew.
 

To the PARENTS of the New Baby
 

So glad to hear the story
Of a happy dream- come- true--
And sending best of wishes
To the Baby-- and to You!
from
Ray & Doreen Wale
 

PR00610
Australian
War Memorial
 

BY AIR MAIL 

PAR AVION
WARWICK 
1.45PM

29 JNE
1944

QLD. AUST.
30.6.44
Mrs. M. Billings
536 Whitehorse Rd
Surrey Hills
Victoria

MELBOURNE
3 15AM
28 JNE
1943
VICTORIA
28/6/43
Mrs Michael Billings
St. George's Private Hospital
283. Cotham. Rd
Kew.
E. 4

PR00610
Australian
War Memorial
 

26/6/43

A NEW BABY/

Congratulations!
 

Scent of talcum in the air,

Booties waiting,

pair by pair,

Heaps of blankets,

pink and blue, 

Cunning carriage

ready, too;

A brand-new twig on your family tree;

No wonder you're as proud as you can be!

With love
From Sylvia
XXX