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Letter from A.W. Hazell, Athenry, giving a list of cases to be heard by the sub-commissioners at Ballyvaughan on the 7th. He has written to Mr. Healy to attend, and asked him to clarify if the new rents would be set from November 1898. He asks if he will be attending the hearing himself.

Letter from A W Hazell, stating that he will meet Mr Martin after he collects the rents so that they can walk the lands. He asks for maps and other documents to prepare for cases before the subcommissioners. He also asks for Murphy to set a date for him to collect rents off Belvoir Meadows.

Letter from A W Hazell, returning the maps and the Poor Law Valuations for the Duras lands. He encloses Mr Martin's valuation of the seaweed and asks for his opinion.

Letter from A W Hazell, enclosing notification of Mr Goodman's rents. He will get the details and pass them on, and asks for further instructions if it is considered wise to appeal them.

Letter from A W Hazell, enclosing the pink schedule for John Connor.

Letter from A W Hazell, saying that he is ready to post out demands and that he will be in Belvoir on 1 October to collect the rents.

Letter from John R Lopdell, Bay View, Oranmore, to John Wilson Lynch, stating that he had got all his father's papers from Raheen Park and looked through them carefully in relation to his rents. He states that Pat Kelly was credited for all amounts paid to his father [Major John J Lopdell], and that he can produce the books in evidence if necessary.

Letter from James Martin, court valuer, Land Valuation and Survey Office, Ballinasloe, Co Galway to A.W. Hazell, Athenry, stating that the discrepancy in the valuation of Patrick Huban's lands was due to his failure to show him the entire area. He states that he is valuing the seaweed at £3 per acre. and that this was as high as he could value it given the state of the foreshore.

Letter from James Martin, court valuer, Land Valuation and Survey Office, Ballinasloe, Co Galway to A.W. Hazell, Athenry, enclosing receipts for seven cases being brought to court. He states that John Wilson Lynch will have to provide clear evidence of the value of seaweed to his tenants. as they cannot be relied on to do so, and that if he furnishes him with concrete evidence he will amend his report accordingly.

Letter from James Fahy, Cloosh.