Case 9635

28th. July, 1911.

c.c.
Re T.

Revd. and Dear Sir,

In further reply to your letter of the 25th. inst., I now have the pleasure to inform you that my Committee at its meeting yesterday decided to hand the above-named boy over to the care of his mother, upon your recommendation. In these circumstances, I shall be very glad if you will ask the woman to arrange for her son's removal from our Standon Home, by communicating direct with the Master letting him know when the boy will be fetched.

As we have had the lad under our care for so many years, we are naturally anxious to ensure that he is properly looked after in every way now that he is about to leave our charge, and, therefore, I should be very glad if you will kindly arrange for one of your workers to keep in touch with T. on his return.

Yours faithfully,

The Revd. J. H.