Letter from A.W. Greenup, the Principal's Lodge, St John's Hall, Highbury
Parte de Correspondence received
Information about London University's proposed degrees in Divinity. Invites Jones to preach in the College Chapel on Wednesday 15th May 1901.
Letter from E. Kilburn Scott, Yorkshire Society of NSW
Parte de Correspondence received
Invites Jones to join the Yorkshire Society of NSW, giving the date and place of the next meeting. Discusses his family and friends possibly known to Jones. The attached application form has been completed in the hand of E. Kilburn Scott.
Letter from Ede, Son and Ravenscroft
Parte de Correspondence received
Quote for making theological students' gowns. Gives the prices charged for making the gowns of the Durham theological students.
Letter from E.J. a'Beckett, Registrar, University of Melbourne
Parte de Correspondence received
Letter advising Jones that his application for admission 'ad eundem' to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, University of Melbourne, had been accepted.
Parte de Correspondence received
Letter from a friend of Canon Jones in England. Inquires after Jones' health and describes her feelings about the Boer War.
Letter from Funk and Wagnalls Co.
Parte de Correspondence received
Acknowledging receipt of the sermon for inclusion in a 10 volume set.
Letter from Funk and Wagnalls Co.
Parte de Correspondence received
Inviting Jones to contribute a sermon of his choice to a series of 10 volumes to be published by the company.
Parte de Correspondence received
Describes work on the garden at a property in Hornsby
Letter from G.J. Kirkby, Pyramid Hill
Parte de Correspondence received
Forwarding a donation to the Organ Fund. Kirkby describes his parish at Pyramid. Notes a meeting with John Hopking, an old parishioner from Jones' time in Tarnagulla. Gives news of another Moore College graduate W.M. Herring, stationed 15 miles below Pyramid.
Letter from H.W. Padley, Castlebar Court, Ealing, London West
Parte de Correspondence received
Notes by Maisie Jones in the margins.
Gives news of former school friends, in particular the possibility of others emigrating (Jones apparently sent each one an invitation to join him). Ward to go to Melbourne. Includes Padley's impressions of Griffith Thomas. Discusses the establishment of Mansfield College and describes a mission held by Father Ignatius at Westminster Town Hall.