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Postcard of 1911 entrance to Queensland University

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The English translation from the message written in German is as follows:
“Dear Daniel, When (if) the weather is good, Hilda will come on Tuesday 2nd May to you, 11.30am train. Have you got the seeds? We have good weather. Pretty has not got a calf yet. Your heifer has a heifer calf (h. calf). Regards from your Mother.”
SubjectQueensland–History
Brisbane (Qld.)
Universities and colleges
German language–Writing
Correspondence
Category2. National boundaries
AuthorBenfer, Mrs Frank
PlaceBrisbane
Current HolderRedland Museum
Date1911-04-26
Country Of Origin Australia
LanguageGerman
Description From Source postcard 135 mm x 90 mm, envelope 145 mm x 85 mm On the postcard is a one penny Queensland stamp postmarked at Cleveland on 27/04/1911. This is a postcard that was written (in German) on 26/04/1911 by Mrs Frank Benfer to her son, Daniel Benfer who at the time lived at North Arm, NCL (North Coast Line) just north of Yandina on the Sunshine Coast. The view is of the entrance to the then University of Queensland which had been established on 10/12/1909 on the site now occupied by the Gardens Piont Campus of the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Immediately to the right of where the photographer would have been standing would have been the Queensland Parliament House.
Physical Format Posters
Bibliographic Citationhttps://www.zotero.org/groups/4688363/oama/items/6TCJZRPM/
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