Dr. J.P. Fitzgerald, King Wms. Town
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Comments on how his case is going; his hospital has patients from East London suffering from dysentery and typhoid; feels that Sir George Grey may be premier of New Zealand someday.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Thanking G. for presents.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Resigns from position of Secretary of British Settlers Jubilee Memorial.
John Collett, Grass Ridge Farm
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Asks G. if his father owed him anything and thanks him for kind letter of sympathy.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Thanking G for trying to get him promotion in the education dept.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Congratulates G. on his political coup dø?tat; speculates on fact that Roubaixs insolvency might make Responsible Govt. Act invalid as it was passed by merely casting vote and so govt. might be illegal.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Telling G of death of his father.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Feels no opportunities in England and that he must accept sum for his share in business and start afresh in Port Elizabeth.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Explains further dissolution of business and advises G to withdraw his money or demand full security.
Parte deRobert Godlonton
Asks G. to distribute pamphlets in which is an address given by him to Royal Colonial Institute on South Africa; if Easterners want an advocate in London, he offers his services.