the affair over. I shall next month send Holt return of sheep and Graham or shall I send you average of the flock and take one third of the average will be abbout a hundred per cent. I hope if you can find convenient to come at shearing I shall like to se you hear if not work will go on as well onley I wish to no what to do with the wooll. I have no time to spare today to say more. Tell Duggy that I have today rode his poney mare for the first time and that she is a pretty animal. Tell him he must come and se me soon. Mind me to John and Jessie. Tell her I shall send her a letter soon. Has she heard from her mother and uncle lateley. Tell her to write me and give and send me the Melbourne news. I hope has forget me altogether. A McLean