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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.

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.

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

My Dear Sir
I am writing to you on a Melancholy subject, the Death of my dear Son Captain Waterhouse, who died the 27th July last and has left his affairs in a very unsettled state, which will occasion much embarrassment.
P.S. My Wife and all my family join me in best respects and good wishes to you and Mrs. Moore.
I forgot to say in the former part of my letter that I have sent Captn. Rowley's original letters, as they
may be necessary for you, pray take care of them in case I should want them in England.
[Extract only above]

Advising Jones that it was not planned to advertise for a principal (of Moore College, mentions re-opening in 1891) in the near future.

Letter acknowledging Jones' acceptance of the position of Principal of Moore College

Congratulates Jones on having obtained first class honours in his degree at Oxford

Thanking Jones on behalf of the Archbishop's family for the letter of sympathy sent by Jones in response to the grave illness of the Archbishop.