First World War Souvenir Booklet sent home by Pte Edward Charles MOUCHEMORE

On the front cover “THE MOTHER CITY / Some Views of Capetown / Issued by The Cape Peninsula Publicity Association / President / The Mayor”
Inside front cover “COO-EE / S.A. Gifts & Comforts Committee / Reading, Writing, and Recreation Room / Adderley Street / Cape Town / This Booklet has been prepared for us / by the Cape Peninsula Publicity Association / in order that we may send you some little /souvenir of the place. The Publicity / Association has thrown its Visitors’ Bureau / open to us and granted us every facility for / seeing the attractions of the Peninsula, some / of which are illustrated in this Booklet / The Gifts & Comforts Committee has / likewise placed at our disposal two fine / large rooms for our convenience / Yours sincerely / P.S.”
Page 2 “ADDERLEY Street / Cape Town’
Page 3 “Devil’s Peak / From Groote Schuur / Rondebosch”
Page 4 “Mountain Tramway, Camp’s Bay / The Mountain Tramway to Camp’s Bay / The finest tram ride in the world”
Page 5 “The Pier, CapeTown / Muizenberg / The Brighton of South Africa”
Page 6 “A Bird’s-Eye View of Sea Point / A seaside suburb of Cape Town”
Page 7 “Groote Schuur, Rondebosch / Bequeathed to the Union of South Africa by the late Cecil Rhodes / Rhodes Memorial Groote Schuur”
Page 8 “THE CAPE PENINSULA / PUBLICITY ASSOCIATION / President: His Worship the Mayor of Capetown / So many Australian and New Zealand / Visitors, spending a few hours in / Cape Town, en route to England / have expressed regret at not being / afforded the opportunity to visit some / of the more interesting districts in / South Africa, that it is thought de- / sirable to intimate that passengers / may disembark at Durban and travel / overland via Johannesburg and Kim- / berley to Cape Town, rejoining their / ship at the latter Port, or may make / a more extended tour of the country / resuming their journey by a later ship / The Cape Peninsula Publicity Asso- / ciation invites correspondence from / intending visitors. Guide Books, Maps / and full information will be forwarded / free of charge on application to the / Secretary, Visitors’ Bureau, Adderley / Street, Cape Town (P.O. Box 863)”