Despatch to London.
Minutes (2), Enclosures (untranscribed) (1), Other documents (1).
No. 33, Miscellaneous
4th June 1864
My Lord Duke,
I have the honor to transmit a letter entrusted to me by Mr
Nicholles of this colony which I have read as I understood to be the
writers desire.
The truth of some of these statements is beyond my personal
knowledge, and others do not require any comment. They are all I
think possibly true andprobable probable.
I have the honor to be
My Lord
Your Graces very obedient Servant A.E. Kennedy
Governor
Minutes by CO staff
Sir F. Rogers
Ackn. this desph & request the Governor to inform the writer of the
enclosure that Mr Cardwell has duly recd his Letter.
The foolish letter of a very foolish man. I do not understand what
Gov. K means by calling his statements "possibly" true & "probable."
Some of them are allegations of visible facts, wh plainly are true
or plainly false.
Documents enclosed with the main document (not transcribed)
John Nicholles to Cardwell, 1 June 1864, complaining of such
things as high rents, the free port policy, disillusionment caused by
misrepresentation in
The Times as to the availability of land, etc.