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THE UNION STORES LIMITED,
IRONMONGERS & GROCERS,
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS.
P.O. BOX 69.
Fremantle, Dec. 2nd. 1916
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
To Mr. H. A. Hall,
Cossack.
All communications to be addressed to the Manager.
Dear Sir,
In compliance with your favour received Nov.17th. we have — this day per S. S. Bambra to your address and mark, 6 packages, and enclose herewith invoice of contents value £12- 16- 7, for which we are sending as instructed, demand draft through our bankers, on the Union Bank at Roebourne, with Bill of Lading and Duplicate invoice attached, and we trust the goods will reach you safely and give satisfaction.
We regret that several of the items required are not procurable; Margarine can only be supplied in Bulk, it is not yet packed in tins in this state, the smallest tin available being a Kerosene tin. We could not find any importer who knows Haggis or Maggis Soup, the brand is not known, also Edwards Dessicated Soup and English Red Currant Jam are unobtainable. Turkish Figs are out of stock, the new seasons fruit is expected in about a fortnight. Italian Macaroni and Vermicelli is not now procurable, we have sent the local instead.
Yours faithfully,
FOR THE UNION STORES LTD.
F. Hollis