44 Hornton Court
Kensington W
19 June 1907
Dear Wallace
I sent you by post yesterday the copy by the three colour process of wolfs "Labrador Falcon," and also one or two of my last egg plates The loaker[?] lily bloom you gave my wife lasted nearly until we left for home. & only closed up on the Monday evening. I have seen Preese[?] several times since my return to town and he has promised to do what he can for your son It seems that Sir B. Lodge is not a business man at all & [2] does not trouble with business matters.
With kind regards from my wife & myself to you all
I remain | Yours truly | HE Dresser [signature]
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP128.128)]
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