Letter from Lord Plymouth to Andrew Alexander Pettigrew, 8th August 1933

Telegrams, St. Fagans.

Tel. Llandaff 282.

St. Fagan's Castle,
Cardiff.

August 8th, 1933

My Dear Pettigrew

I have spoken to your brother [Hugh Allan Pettigrew] as frankly and plainly as possible on the lines I indicated to you this morning. He is expecting you to communicate with him. I also said that you would probably be coming out to see him to discuss with him where you are to go the day after the Hewell Bowls

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match. I shall expect to hear from you how he is getting on during the course of your holiday - furthermore, if there is [?] anything about your brother which you want to tell me, please do not hesitate to do so or consult me. I shall have a talk to Mrs Pettigrew [Alice Southwell Pettigrew] this evening.

Yours very sincerely

Plymouth

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