BALLARD & COMPY. LTD.
BREWERS.

TELEPHONE: CROYDON 3175
(3 LINES)

ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO BE
ADDRESSED TO THE COMPANY.

Lady Ellerman,
1, South Audley Street,
London, W. 1.

19, SURREY STREET,
CROYDON, SURREY.

18th July, 1933.

Dear Lady Ellerman,

At the Annual General Meeting of this Company
held to-day, the Chairman, Mr. H. Wiles, referred to the
death of Sir John R. Ellerman, and I was requested to
convey to you and your family, on behalf of the Directors
and Shareholders of this Company, an expression of their
heartfelt sympathy and sincere condolence in your
bereavement.

TELEGRAMS: "SAILORDOM, STEP" LONDON.

TELEPHONE: EAST 4350

BRITISH SAILORS' SOCIETY

FOUNDED 1918.

(AT HOME AND ABROAD)

INCORPORATED

PATRONS: THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING & QUEEN.
THE KING OF THE BELGIANS.

PRESIDENT: THE RT. HON. LORD RADSTOCK, C.B.E.

HON. TREASURER: SIR ERNEST W. GLOVER, BART.

GENERAL SECRETARY: MR. HERBERT E. BARKER.

HEADQUARTERS: 680. COMMERCIAL ROAD, LONDON. E 14.

M/B.

THE SAILORS' PALACE,
680. COMMERCIAL ROAD,
LONDON. E. 14.

19th. July, 1933.

Lady Ellerman,
1 South Audley Street,
W.1.

Dear Lady Ellerman,

We are all so grieved at the great loss you have sustained in the passing of your husband and our Honorary Treasurer, Sir Ernest W. Glover, desires me to send you the sincere sympathy of our Directors in your sorrow.

Sir John was a warm supporter of this Society and we remember with deep gratitude his gifts in aid of our work and we realise what a good friend he has been to seafarers.

May I add my own personal message of sympathy, and believe me,

Printed in England. (June, 1933)

(Message Form 5/17A-99).

IMPERIAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED

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DLT LADY ELLERMAN BUCCANEER LONDON

OFFICERS OF CITY OF DIEPPE JOIN ME IN OFFERING OUR DEEPEST
SYMPATHY IN YOUR SAD BEREAVEMENT.

GARNER CAPTAIN +

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THE DOCKLAND SETTLEMENT

REDRIFF ROAD, SURREY DOCKS, S.E.16.

STATION - SURREY DOCKS.

Patrons

H.R.H. The Duke of York.

H.R.H. Princess Mary,
Countess of Harewood,

H.R.H. The Duchess of York.

President

H.R.H. Princess Helena Victoria.

Telephone - BERMONDSEY 3621.

Trustees

The Marquis of Crewe. K.G., F.C.

Admiral of the Fleet, Earl Beatty,
G.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O., D.S.O., D.C.I.

Hon. Warden

Sir R. Kennedy Cox, J.P.

Sub-Warden

F. C. Bromwich, Esq.

Sub-Warden Womens Work & Camp Organiser.

Mrs. J. Bromwich

19.7.33

Dear Lady Ellerman,

I am writing to kind and
kind Jans lady ship how very sorry
we all are in this settlement to lean of
the death of Sir John Jans lady ship has
always been so kind to the very poor
children of this district - that I felt. I kind.
till now we were thinking of you bi Jans
Great sorrow.

ELLERMAN AND PAPAYANNI LINES, LIMITED.

DIRECTORS: SIR J. R. ELLERMAN, BART., C.H., SIR M. W. MATTINSON, K.C., F. T. L. PRINSEP, F. G. BURT.

ELLERMAN ENGINE WORKS,
HOLME STREET,

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:
"REVELLER, LIVERPOOL."

TELEPHONE:
NO. 385 AND 386 NORTH
(2 LINES).

LIVERPOOL, N. 5.

July 18
Tuesday.

1933

Dear Lady Ellerman,

I feel I must write to say
how sorry I was to learn of the death of Sir
John, and to express my sympathy in your great
grief. This is a great personal loss to me
as he has always been so kind - he was wonderful.

Just at times like these it
is, I think, heartening to know that others are
sharing our loss and thinking of us.

I am,

Lady Ellerman,
1 South Audley Street,
LONDON W.

THE ELLERMAN LINES, LIMITED.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:-
"ELLERMANS, LONDON."

21, Moorgate,
London
E.C.2.
27th. July 19 33.

Lady A. Ellerman,
1, South Audley Street,
W.1.

Dear Lady Ellerman,

I am instructed to forward you the annexed copy of
Resolution passed at a Meeting of Directors of this Company held on the
25th. inst.

"RESOLVED. That the Board has learned with sincere regret of the death of Sir J. R. Ellerman, Bart., the founder of the Company and the Chairman since its formation, and desire to place on record their appreciation of the valued services which he has rendered to the Company throughout its existence. They also desire to tender to Lady Ellerman and Family their sympathy in their loss."