or other and am every day becoming more spooney on the sister of your first Clerk, , what do you think of that don't be astonished if I should - but I wont, not a word. Smith says as I am writing he has nothing to say I tookcare to enlighten him however that my letter to you would be full of nothing so he is not to screen himself on me. I am in a bad humour with everything connected with New Plymouth and shall stand humbugging no longer.