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[Verso]
receipt of no applications from
Your Department for White--
fish fry - save one made by
Mr. [Bryson?] M.P. for Chatts Lake
Co. of Pontiac P.Q. and those will
be supplied from the Newcastle
Hatchery -

I shall therefore con-
tinue the distribution of the fry
at Sandwich at points in Lake
Erie as mentioned unless other
wise instructed by Your Dept.

I am Sir
Yours Obedly
Sam Wilmot
[?] [?]

[Recto]

Mr. Tilton Esq
Depty Minister of [?]
Ottowa

Sir

I beg to acquaint
you of the fact that a large
number of the Whitefish fry
at the Sandwich Hatchery
in readiness for distribution
from the extremely limited space
in the [tank?] for keeping the fry
it is necessary that they
should be put out immediately.

[For?] this emergency I [had?]
instructed Mr. Parker to [help?]
distribution along the shore [of Lake?]
Erie at the points [mentioned?]
my annual Report, which I
refer to with the view that
[?] whether you [?]
the proposition to plant the [?]
at points in Lake Erie [?]
in the Detroit River, which [?]
[?] the case hitherto generally
adopted.

I am [?] [?]

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GenJ

It looks like the right inch of the right page is faded or washed away. Both pages had a word that looked like "Saudrich" referring to ponds and a hatchery.

William Knight

That margin is hard to read!

Sandwich was the hatchery Wilmot established in the village of the name near Windsor, on the Detroit River. It was primarily used to hatch whitefish eggs obtained in the river.