Cheltenham July 3 1819
Dear Sir,
	I rec’d yours of the 25th, and in reply— we feel ourselves under the direction of the Society and shall be happy to conform to any of their regulations respecting the settlement in New Zealand.
	There is no properly regulated National School in this place and therefore we avail ourselves of your kind offer to receive us into the Society house. I shall thank you to give me as much notice as possible as to the time you may wish us to be in Town — to [f] enable me to settle my affairs
I am
Dear Sir
Your most obedt Sert
Henry Williams