statements. I earnestly hope you will proceed to do <lb/> so. I shall be well rewarded for any work that <lb/> I have done if I can succeed in bringing the <lb/> facts of the conditions under which these women <lb/> labour to your personal knowledge, for then <lb/> I know you will strive to give them any chance <lb/> of betterment that you can obtain for them.</p>

I am sending a copy of my note of the conver— <lb/>sations with each person to them <add>except Mr Mackey, as his contribution was negative </add> to check my report<lb/> but I believe it is accurate enough to forward without <lb/> waiting for the answers. Any material corrections I will <lb/> forward at once. Once more apologies for the delay

Sincerely yours </salute>  <hi rend="underline"> S.C. Harrison </hi>