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Grosvenor Street,
[Toowong]; S.W.1.
17th May, 1939.

Dear [Mr. May],

In responce to your telephoned request of this
I am enclosing herewith two letters which I have received
from [Mr. Inigo jones]. I may explain that as I had noted
that [Mr Jones] and his father was in the vicinity of the [Glass
House Mountains] during the deluge of 1893 (per a Courier of
that period) I wrote to him asking if he could give me any
information as to the condition of [Mt. Crockneck] prior to
that year. His letter of 27th march is the reply thereto.

I again wrote to him and sent him the picture of the
mountain that I despatched to you yesterday. His letter
of 18th April is his reply thereto. I am sorry that
it gives no information of any value whatsoever.

[Mr Jones] seems to have lived at [Crohamhurst] nearly all
his lifetime,but,if he can give no more reliable information
about the [G.H.Mountains] than is contained in this letter,I think
that [Crockneck] may have lost its head or even one of the
mountains could have disappeared without him being interested
in the matter.

Yours faithfully
[FJWatson]