GB RPSL PB-CORRESP-LB-1011002-101102-0073

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• Aug 27th 1884 (Creation)

Royal Philatelic Society London

113 ou. Dear Sir, In не, 109 Pert Street. Aug 27 th 1984. consequence of the directions of your t Friday last, we have prepared a laye brass stamp conte the word ONE upon it and Stamped two notes with t 4 live with red ink in order to show their appearance when done by a person accustomed to such work : And as the expense is trifling we had a stamp of the small size des from. I have stamped 2 notes with Black 4 2 with Red Ink, also & have the pleasure of herewith forwarding the I specieve notes together ther with the Stamps for examination & approval. The Cost of the large Stampe is 12/6 but if 12 de more she he wanted they would be 100 each: And the small Stamp is 3- and 12 or more like it would be 2/6 each. Great care must be taken of the large Stamp that us blow strikes the latter's as they are so their as to be easily Waiting the Boards further instructions on this subje We are Dear Sir very respectfully Your obet Servts. P.KH Janves Marshall Pisipe 49 Feet Street Londen Aut 27th 18 Grubre letter was written & who attendit Your favor of the 160 Ist was received in due course, but we regret that the absence from Town of the writer who left the day your that departiment, together with the difficulty of getting at ou plates to prove them during some extensive repairs has prevented an earlier answer. We now have the pleasure of nich several hunds of Labels and should any specimens of several puids of we lau give you very similar work (although copy the label used by out. be app we never ex "Customer for another) and ou you 114 a sketch & Knowing the size & patteru selected can make send with the price per thousand impressions from it. We are the respectfully Mess! Win Thorley Sson Glamuure Bleach Works Cork Your obdt Pero!! 1.1341 69 Feet Street r Dear Sir, th Aug 28" 18440. Your Circular stating that I was intitled to 13 New Shares in the Stock of The Commercial Banks of Loudon was duly received, and I regret that ill health & an extrence pressure of business principally occasioned by extensive repairs a our Premises caused me to overlook it until now. I am of our obliged for the offer, and had our fercie capital to spare should cheerfully embrace it, as I have no doubt it would prove good investiment, but the amount we already have in the Rock (£1000-) is more than we can conveniently spare from our active Capital, re than we or Mr. Medley anticipated when first subscribed, the price however of the shares has we until our very lately been so much below their fair value and confidence in the management of the Bank so we have not ferice that sumes we yet attempted a Sale: the very large expended last year & are expeceding this, in repavis, renders it impossible to lock up any more Capital than can be avoided. Jam Dear Sir respectfully. C. F. Cutbile lesqu obḍt Servt. Yours J.B.B.)

• English

Summary: The sender informs about preparing brass stamps with the word ONE and stamping notes in black and red ink for examination and approval, mentioning costs and care instructions.

To: Dear Sir

From: P. KH / Janves Marshall Pisipe

Date: Aug 27th 1884

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