Woodburn is writing in Tylor's absence, who is on holiday, in regards to the cost of the proceedings over access to the children for Easter holidays the previous year. It was expected that Taylor would suggest a figure for the costs, which he did not do, but rather sent an itemized bill "... with a notice requiring us to appear before the taxing master."

Taylor had asked for £171.8.2d total. However, Coward, Chance was able to get £77.18.10d disallowed.

"Had Mr. Taylor started off, in the normal way, by suggesting the figure of £171.8.2d, I rather think that we would have had to advise for a figure substantially over £100." The sum to paid is £98.3.4d which Woodburn asks to be paid.

There is a handwritten note next to this saying, "Sent 30/4/65".