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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.

Congratulates Jones on recovering his voice. Acknowledgement of Jones' correspondence with him regarding Mr Berrie, whom Jones was overseeing at the time.

Notes written by Maisie Jones in margins.
Arranging to bring books out for Jones when he emigrates in mid-July. Mentions Canon Christopher, gives news of Padley, etc.

Letter advising Jones that his application for admission 'ad eundem' to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, University of Melbourne, had been accepted.

Advises Jones that he had been selected as an examiner for the Bromby Prize in Biblical Hebrew in 1895. The letter outlines remuneration and subjects to be examined.

Answering Jones' questions about some of the questions asked in statistical returns relating to Perry Hall.

Arguing against Jones' thoughts of returning to England, pointing out the improvements in his health and the opportunities associated with remaining in Australia and noting the good work being done by Jones in Bendigo. 2 newspaper cuttings accompanied this letter: the Theology Honours list for 1886 and an undated list. The source of these is not noted.

Not signed but address and handwriting the same as Item 14.
Notes by Maisie Jones on last page.
Congratulates Jones on the success of his readers in the Cambridge Preliminary Examination (they received second class honours). Hints at the possibility of Jones moving to Sydney.

Addressed: Sydney Diocesan Registry. Enclosures noted but not found.
Wishing to know the date at which Jones planned to take up residence at Moore College and informing Jones that a prospective student had been referred to him.

Conveying the Board's appreciation for his services while at Perry Hall, Bendigo