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  1. 1
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 31 January 1938
    “…We note that our London Branch have informed you that the carrying steamer will be s.s. …”
  2. 2
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 08 February 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, London. Dear Sirs, We have received your letter of yesterday's date, reference HVT/FC/219 together with cheque amounting to £2,580. 5. 0. in settlement of our invoices covering goods shipped by s.s. plover from London to Le Havre. …”
  3. 3
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 11 August 1937
    “…It appears that this is in respect of the following invoices submitted to you by our London Branch. May 16th.....£-. 19. 6. July 7th.....41. 7. 0. …”
  4. 4
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 30 June 1937
    “…Marian Moller from London to Gijon, which you will doubtless find in order. …”
  5. 5
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 04 November 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON S.W.1. Dear Sirs, We confirm the message transmitted to you today through the medium of our London Branch, relative to the invoice for Sandals enclosed with our letter of yesterday's date. …”
  6. 6
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 04 February 1938
    “…PLOVER from London to Le Havre for despatch to Barcelona, which you will doubtless find in order. …”
  7. 7
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 05 August 1937
    “…The Trades Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON. S.W.1. Dear Sirs, Goods for Northern Spain by s.s. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 05 January 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, London Dear Sirs, We confirm the message transmitted to you today through the medium of our London Branch informing you that the s.s. …”
  9. 9
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 05 January 1939
    “…Tewson, The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON S.W.1. Dear Sir, Confirming our telephonic conversation with you this morning, we have to advise having purchased on your behalf, from the Potato Marketing Board, London, 750 tons of Potatoes, the price of which will be 45/8d. per ton, c.i.f. …”
  10. 10
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 24 January 1938
    “…Your reference The Trade Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON, S.W.1. Dear Sirs, We beg to refer to our letter of tne 22nd instant, relative to your order of the 21st instant, in respect of foodstuffs for despatch to Barcelona via Le Havre. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 10 February 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON. Dear Sirs, We have pleasure in attaching hereto credit note amounting to £5.11.5. in respect of 5 bags Sugar short shipped from the s.s. …”
  12. 12
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 27 January 1939
    “…Your reference The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON. S.W.1. Dear Sirs, We attach hereto, our final invoice covering 14,952 bags potatoes shipped by s.s. …”
  13. 13
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 11 January 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, London. Dear Sirs, Further to our letter of the 7th instant, we now have pleasure in attaching hereto invoices in respect of goods shipped by s.s. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 21 October 1938
    “…Your reference The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON SW. 1. Dear Sirs, We confirm our telephonic conversation this morning respecting the goods we have on order on your account for shipment to Spain. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 24 June 1939
    “…The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON S.W.1. Dear Sirs, We are advised by our Steamships Department that a further two cartons of Boots and Shoes have been received from S. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 03 February 1938
    “…Tewson, The Trades Union Congress General Council, Transport House, Smith Square, London. Dear Mr. Tewson, I have received your letter of the 2nd instant and am very pleased to learn that you have accepted our invoice for £37.12. 4. in respect of demurrage charges in connection with goods shipped by s.s. …”
  17. 17
    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 13 June 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON S.W.1. Dear Sirs, We are much obliged for your letter of the 11th instant, reference HVT/FC/440, passing us order for supplies to be forwarded to Spain on behalf of the International Solidarity Fund. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 10 May 1939
    “…The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON S.W.1. Dear Sir, Further to our telephonic conversation with you on Monday, we have to inform you that, owing to a slight mishap to the C.W.S. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 03 December 1938
    “…The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON S.W.1. Dear Sirs, Confirming our telephonic conversation of this morning, we have to inform you that we have no sailing to Rouen next Wednesday as was originally anticipated, but the s.s. …”
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    by Winstanley, E.
    Published 23 August 1939
    “…The Trades Union Congress, Transport House, Smith Square, LONDON. S.W.1. Dear Sirs, We acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 21st instant, reference HVT/EAB, informing us of the further packages which are going forward for shipment from Garston. …”
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