TY  - PCOMM
AU  - Baber, Henry
Y2  - 2014/05/21
Y1  - 1881
UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/11343/21305
AB  - Letter from Mr Baber / on his leaving Kilmore / 2 ?? /  / Kilmore / 8th March 1881 /  / My Dear Mr Hare /  / I conjectured when I left here in July last, that six months would wind up the ? settled state of affairs then existing. But so far as I can see we are no nearer that goal than we were then. I have therefore determined not to let the opportunity pass in securing a place at… It is the only one that now offers itself. But I could … take advantage of the old “Black Swan” … put  … a tolerable good state of affairs and divided into two dwellings and I have taken the one which appears the most inviting. This seems to be my only resource – how long I may be there, goodness knows. / I have to thank you for allowing my family to remain at Kilmore, undisturbed so long and I most sincerely thank you for the many kindnesses which have emanated from you during the period of service I have had the pleasure of passing under your direction. / Believe me to remain / Dear Mr Hare / Faithfully yours / Henry Baber /  / ps / I shall vacate the quarters today and hand the keys to Mr Deasey. / HB /
KW  - Kelly, Ned, 1855-1880
KW  - Bushrangers -- Victoria
KW  - Law enforcement -- Victoria
T1  - Francis Hare Papers (no. 44): Henry Baber to Hare
ER  -