correctly filled in - the legal adviser overruled it, and a mass of confused illegible material was the result. I am now called upon to furnish a summary but the meagre nature of the information collected together with no ordinary amount of ignorance will render it difficult to make one. I shall be glad to know your whereabouts - the chances of seeing you and Mrs. McLean and any other news you may have to communicate. What do you think about placing Hakopa on full pay? Hoping you are well, I remain, Dear Sir, Faithfully yours, H. Halse.