He admits having made a mistake in his estimate for clover and grass seed. His ‘ reply to my query -re gorse fences is, if I can’t trim them myself, I am to pay for them out of the annual returns.” Quite so, I suppose most of the expenses would have to be paid out of the annual re turns, unless some other fund was started. The error over which I waxed poetic was the printers’, not his. All right, I accept that explanation, I thought “ someone had blundered.”

With reference to the questions with which Mr. Silcock .concludes his letter.
1. With respect to r 'the well, I forgot that. But if Mr. Silcock is only content to “ Bide a wee ” until the water supply scheme is an accomplished fact, he can have a supply for 6d. per acre, which would only addL2s to allowance for rates and taxes. 2. I do not think it would be cheaper to buy or rent rams every year, than have the trouble and risk of keeping them.
