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This postcard was sent not from CANBERRA but from a British serviceman stationed at the barracks in Aden to his young son in the UK
William Lionel Wyllie
430 tons KAISAR-I-HIND was capable of carrying 538 passengers (1st & 2nd Class) and 223
Tarifa marks the southern-most point of the coast of Spain and was of immense strategic importance in the Peninsular Wars early in the 19th Century
Two pencil sketches for this portrait exist in the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard
CARTHAGE at anchor WOODARRA This postcard was sent notCARTHAGE (1881) was designed for the UK Australia service. She was one of P&Os first ships to place second class passengers aft and the first class quarters amidships.
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