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125-136: Pastoral letter - Jubilee door to shut in Rome on 24 December, history since 1879, new saoints in the Jubilee year, English martyrs, summary of progress in churches, building and land, Canno Garnett's Episcopal Mensal Fund, Guild of Our Lady fo Ransom, Fr Harris death shortly after his ordination.
137: Collections, Midnight Mass, Ordo for 1926 to be forwarded, Proprium Missarum

Providing the cash value of the bonuses - £9.13.8. Send Policy & mortgage dated 13 March 1915 in favour of Rt Rev F W Keating and Very Rev J Tonks.

Forwarding receipt to be signed by Rev F W Keating and Very Rev J Tonks. Cheque and relevant documentation to be returned upon return of the signed receipt

Sisters came 23 July 1903 and for 3 or 4 months had a Dominican or secular priest for all the services. Bishop Riddell then sent Fr Garnett, requesting them to provide £40 per year (plus collection money from the Convent Chapel). Masses were held at the priest's house and when the "little church was opened" services were held their instead. 18 months ago Fr Garnett wanted a rest on Saturdays and masses would be held instead at the Church on a Monday. The writer lists all that they do (including pay the stipend) - there are only 9 parish people. The Bishop is asked to establish a regular service to the Sisters for good order at the Convent.

Statistics for Beccles Mission for 1926 enclosed [not present]. Collections and Peter's Pence totals - some mix-up between Gillingham and Beccles - cheque to Canon Garnett if preferred.

Forwarding letter received by post today. expects it will be dealt with by Canon Tonks. Also encloses [not present] a letter left by Canon Garnett clearly stating the wishes of the Late Miss Heycock.

Thanks the Bishop for his kind and sympathetic letter with its encouragement and advice. Feeling much better and will return from Wisbech to Hunstanton tomorrow. Fr Garnett has given the Bishop the wrong impression. Mass at 8 allows the men from the wireless stations to attend

Does not have the Hunstanton Log book' but notes there was a book with cuttings and photographs of the early mission and thinks he handed it over with other Mission papers to his successor. If he does still have them then they'd be stored with is furniture at Sudbury. Canon garnet should be able to provide the required information. Mr Shanks was the builder who did maintenance work on the bell as well as created the turret and having hung the bell there.

The Finance Board had offered £12 to cover some cost - but if they could stretch to the extra £4-15-0 then he'd be most grateful. Collections are at 50% less than last year!! Canon Garnett can vouch that Southgate is one of the most reasonable workmen around here.

Life assurance for EE Garnett; Bonus: £3.11.3; Sum Assured: £303.11.3

Rental agreement between Mr C R Morris and the landlords: Bishop Keating, Rev Charles Eeles (St Mary, King's Lynn), Rev George Joseph Page (St Peter, Wisbech), Rev Ernest Edmund Garnett (Hunstanton) & Rev Herbert William Gray (Fakenham). £5 / week with 3 months notice.

Solicitor handling the assignment of Fr Garnett's polices to the Bishop and Canon Tonks.