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£8,500 cheque, proceeds for sale of property enclosed.
manuscript annotation [Fr Wilson?]: "Walsingham Trading loans"

Conveyancing documents for signature on sale of property.

£10,000 cheque, proceeds for sale of property enclosed.

Conveyancing documents for signature on sale of property.

Unsatisfactory situation if the deeds do not cover the line of the planned drain - no easement can be given to Mr & Mrs Clare. Copies of related letters and maps enclosed. Suggests forwarding such Deeds or Abstracts of Title which might "make title" under which the proposed easement is to run.

Request to seal plan; engrossment to lease (detailed line of 6 foot fence required by Mr Gurney)

Deeds are silent on ownership of the wall - an inspection would be needed to help form a conclusion. If the Diocese has maintained the wall for a minimum of 12 years without objection, or seeking permission, then the ownership would be with the Diocese. If the doctors' proposal for the wall are unobjectionable then going to the expense of deciding ownership of boundaries is not justifiable.

There are issues with the rules. Rule 2 (ii) should be deleted. A Licence is being prepared which should be sufficient. A registration certificate issued by the Licensing Justices is required. Rules need amending: 1. procedure for money management; 2. temporary members? limit number of guests per member.

Sale concluded.

Fr Connelly contacted (Michael Kelleher) Witham Weld & Co re boundary dispute. Asks for Deeds to 39/41 High Street Walsingham as it was listed in the deeds schedule as Girl Guides Hall, Store and various other

"As to purchase from Mrs H G Chapman of freehold property known as Walsingham House, Little Walsingham, Norfolk for £15750"
includes statutory charges, search fees, expenses, postage and incidentals £141.75

Trust Deed draft appended. Once agreed it will have to be sent to the Charity Commissioners
Manuscript annotation: "Dear Mr Kelleher, Thank you for your letter sending the draft Trust Deed. The Bishop and I find it very satisfactory. Yours sincerely".

Return of deeds [not attached] to Fr Moorcraft for:
Slipper Chapel Cottage, Walsingham
Slipper Chapel Meadow, Walsingham
Coldham Cottage, Lawshall
Princes Road, Felixstowe

Meeting with Mr Henderson and Mr Gambling. Requesting confirmation that Michael Kelleher should prepare a draft Trust Deed for the National Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham and therefore supply the property deeds.
on reverse: manuscript draft for response to Kelleher.

Planning permission for the erection of a church and presbytery with conditions. Assume no objection to these and will complete on receipt of funds from Canon Hunting.

Contract of purchase for Framlingham land for signature by the Bishop

Cheque received from Canon Hunting; will delay completion until they hear from the Bishop

Mrs Gordon's will left the money to the Archbishop [Arthur Hinsley], hence Canon Mason should not hold the written wishes of the Testatrix, but the Archbishop should as there is no original document in Westminster. Only £500 is to go to Southwold.

Witham Weld & Co (Joseph Weld) wrote to the Chief Inspector of Taxes for refund of tax for the Presbytery. Deed only refers to the land. Question is what date was it built. Fr Purcell has no record of when the Presbytery was built but thinks it was two years or so after the foundation stone for the church was laid in 1902.

Noted the proposed transaction. Mr Beavan has confirmed his intention and he has confirmed he will pay all costs.