Parramatta 3 October 1814
Revd and Dear Sir
	I have shipped on board the Seringapatam, Captn Bunker, 1 Small case containing the following articles, viz. 1 Curious Box, 1 Mat & 1 small parcel of thread for yourself 1 Curious Box (small) 1 Flute, 1 parcel of thread. 1 Green Hetikkee or Ornament which the New Zealanders wear at their bosom for the Revd Basil Woodd. (The flute is in the large Box—) 1 Small flute for the Revd Joshua Mason— — —
1 War Mat & 1 Parcel of thread inclosed for Mr Jno Matlock
1 Curious Belt for Mr Jones Carpenter Parson road   ) 	To the care 
 1 Curious Line for Mr Short	)	of
1 Parcel of thread for Revd A. Waugh	)	Revd B. Woodd
1 Upper Garment & thread inclosed for the Revd W. Myers
N. Somercotes South Lincolnshire also 1 Parcel Letters—
1 Upper Garment & thread inclosed for the Revd Mr Stewart
Percy Chapel——
1 Black Mat & 1 Line inclosed for Mr Jno Johnson White Lion Passage Paddington—
1 Parcel containing 1 War Club & two Lines for Mr Wm Johnson to the care
 of Mr Jno Johnson
2 Lines for Mr Goy Dentist Barretts Court Wigmore Street
1 Belt Mr Amies Bookseller King St Edgware road [f]
1 Head Tattooed in the New Zealand Stile— — —
1 Upper Garment 1 Parcel thread inclosed for the Revd G. Hunt
 Lecturer of All Saints Bristol— — — 
1 Small parcel for Mr Taite Taylor in Oxford Street Portman St.
	I have in my hands for the British and Foreign Bible Society the Sum of three pounds one Shilling & five pence & for the Naval and Military Bible Society the Sum of five Pounds twelve Shillings & ninepence which I intend to transmit the first opportunity. My Acc[oun]t with Mr Woodd is closed or I sh[oul]d have drawn upon him for the amount.
	Mr Wm Hall has now received his Salary from Mr Marsden. I am sorry I requested you to send him an investment as it would not be right to mislead you.
	I would recommend you to procure if you can some Bibles, Testaments, Tracts &c for the Revd Mr Cowper of Sydney who will distribute them to advantage. He pays great attention to the religious Instruction of youth in the Schools at Sydney. He tells me the Children are going on exceeding well with Mr Woodds catechism with which I was furnished when I left England. I have [f] heard the Female Orphans repeat the Introduction &c very correctly.
	Be pleased to enclose for me at least 10 Copies of the Missionary Register for New Zealand. The remaining 40 you had better send to Mr Cowper Sydney who will supply the diff[eren]t Clergymen &c in the Colony— I will thank you for a large Octavo Prayer Book. To prevent Mistakes after my arrival at New Zealand be pleased to send me an Account of any thing you may send for us “directed to the care of Mr Marsden or any one else.” We shall be very much in [need] of a Pious Black Smith. He would do well at New [Zealand].
	I trust I, Messrs Hall & King shall agree very well, I shall do all I can to promote harmony & peace. I shall embrace every opportunity of acquainting you how we go on—
	I bless God I am much better in health than when I first embarked for New Zealand. My family are also well— I am Revd & Dear Sir
Your faithful Serv[an]t
Tho Kendall
P.S. Never mind the watch	)
 if you have not sent it	)
I am not anxious about it.	)