Can you decipher two words on this antique postcard?

[BatFaceChops]

its from 1908 and features what is known as a ‘murder bottle.’ These were used in Victorian times and resulted in many infant deaths - due to the lack of hygiene!

Anyway - there’s clearly a little joke going on between the author of the postcard and the recipient. Here’s what I’ve got..:

‘This was dropped on the beach here today. We made the fullest possible enquiries + found out it was dropped by a gentleman with a red vest, we have therefore sent it on to you + will call for the ??? later on in the week

kind regards from hell + ???

Ignore that. The photo hadn't appeared when I posted.

Edit - it's there now.

(There's no image or link to postcard.)

The missing words are reward (or news) and Alf. Hell is Nell or Will.

Can you post an image so we can take a look?

It’s just appeared

Nell not hell

The missing words are’Reward’ and ‘Alf’

I think the word is ‘reward’

Reward
Nell & Alf

“Reward later”

Reward and Alf

“Reward” and “Alf”.

Regards not reward?

They mention a reward. From Nell and Alf.
How peculiar.

We will call for the reward later on in the week.

Kind regards from Nell and Alf.

Ah yes yes! It’s called for the reward and of course it’s Nell & Alf! Not hell!

@Saltedcarameltiramisucheesecakei believe it’s some sort of in joke 🤣

Call for the reward.

Nell and Alf.

Nell and Alf

will call for the reward

This is what I see

This was dropped on the beach here today, we made the fullest possible enquiries & found out it was dropped by a gentleman with a red vest, we have therefore sent it on XXXX & will call for the reward later on in the week
Kind regards

Nell or Neil & Alf