Windsor & Richmond Gazette, Saturday, February 24, 1900 - page 12 What Our Member is Doing. The following correspondence has been received by Mr. Morgan, M.L.A. :- Department of Justice, Sydney, 13th January. Sir, - Referring to your letter of the 2nd instant asking that the establishment of a Court of Petty Sessions at Wiseman's Ferry may be expedited. I am directed by the Minister for Justice to inform you that, in view of a report received that there is no suitable accommodation procurable at present, the opening of the Court must be delayed until suitable permanent premises are available for court purposes. I am to add that the Works Department has been asked to provide for the addition of a court room and magistrate's room when plans are being prepared for the erection of the police station at Wiseman's Ferry. - George Miller. The Treasury, New South Wales, Sydney, 19th February. Sir, - With reference to your letter of the 19th ultimo, receipt of which has already been acknowledged, relative to the desirability of establishing abattoirs at Ham Common, Penrith, I am now directed by the Honorable, the Premier and Colonial Treasurer, to inform you that he does not think the Common can be considered. - F. Kirkpatrick. Department of Public Works, Sydney, Feb. 12th, 1900. Sir, - I am directed to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 9th instant, with position of the residents of Kurrajong, etc., re road Kurrajong to Mount Tomah via Bell's Line, and to inform you that a further communication will shortly be made to you. - Robert Hickson.