 Goddard continued to collect his extra payments from Villiers, and the western corner was transferred to Grey – who sold his existing public house on Tichborn Street and divided the £10,000 profit between Goddard and Robertson.In December 1886, Villiers sold the Pavilion, and Goddard received a total of £5,000 of the proceeds.For years, vague hints had been made that the Board tended to encourage those applying for leases to employ members of the Board as architects.