The letter is addressed 'Nicosia', dated 5 December 1935. Stewart thanks AJBW for alerting him to the Jerusalem job but presumes Commander Noel F. Wheeler will apply and anyway Stewart wishes to focus on travel and experience for the next few years. They are staying with the Hiltons whom they accompany to interesting sites. Stewart continues with his thoughts on Bronze Age pottery, Neolithic versus Chalcolithic identification, and tells of undertaking much photography of Bronze Age artefacts in the Museum. He expresses a wish to excavate tombs at Meniko, where they had a tour of the site. They also visited Dali, and learnt about the Inspector of Antiquities, Rupert Gunnis, who was running an illicit side line as a dealer in antiquities.
Stewart adds a post script dated 6 December 1935, summarising the great kindness and hospitality they had enjoyed during their stay in Cyprus.