No surviving record of correspondence for this date. The Archive continues through witness accounts and official records.
No correspondence or official record found.
Location unknown.
Ernest Shackleton and two companions crossed South Georgia to reach the whaling station at Husvik and arrange rescue for their stranded crew.
"Scarcely had I finished my letter to you at eleven... when loud went the maroon... Darling, you know I am a little frightened. ... It is a thing that the stoutest campaigners... cannot endure..."

"Took Mamma to Paddington to catch the 10.30. ... We put the clocks on an hour in obedience to the Daylight Saving Bill."
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