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Dear Sir’

Honestly speaking we do not regard Mr. Joseph a reliable writer because he writes too many books, writes them too fast, and sells them cheaply so that there are so many titles to his credit. this has made him reasonably unpopular with publishers and unreasonably popular with readers.

Yours faithfully’

Kiran Publications Ltd.

Dear Sir,

Mr. Habib Khan, of Gujrat, has served me nicely for two years. Since I am going abroad, you may if you like engage him temporarily or permanently. He can be safely entrusted with household duties.

Yours faithfully,

Syed Hasan Ali.

Dear Sir’

Mr. Shamim Bari, who is desirous of securing a job with us as a Foreign Correspondent, has given us your name as one of his references from whom to ascertain his ability. We would, therefore, feel obliged if you could kindly let us have your opinion regarding his character and conduct.

Thanking you.

Yours faithfully’

Imperial Ltd.

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your letter dated 16thNov,2023. As I am in urgent need of a domestic servant your offer has come as a pleasant opportunity. I cannot but avail of it.

Yours faithfully,

Ramzan Khan.

Dear Sir’

Regarding your enquiry about Mr. Shamim Bari we have the pleasure to say that we consider him a first class linguist. We gave him the charge of our Foreign Correspondence Department and he supervised all our work. We never found anything unsatisfactory about him.

Yours faithfully’

Pak Importers Institution.

Dear Sir,

I am not at present in need of a servant, but since you have recommended Mr. Habib Khan highly, I will gladly keep him till I can fix him up elsewhere.

Yours faithfully,

Ramazan Khan.

Dear Sir’

This is to certify that Mr. Wali Khan who has worked in our firm for five years as a commercial correspondent is a very paintstaking and competent man. He can be relied upon his well-written and suitably expressed drafts. He possesses good character. He is leaving us of his own accord. We wish him success in life.

Yaqoob Raza.

General Manager,

Punjab National Co. Ltd.

Dear Sir,

This is to certify that Habib Khan, of Gujrat, the bearer of this letter, has served me as a cook and domestic servant for three years. I can safely testify to his integrity and efficiency.

Syed Abid Ali.

Head of the Deptt. of English,

University College.

Lahore.

Dear Sir,

I have read your certificate which you gave to Mr. Wali Khan, and a copy to which is enclosed. Did you really not find anything wrong with him?

Yours faithfully,

Habib Bank Ltd.

Punjab National Bank Ltd.,

Parliament Street,

Karachi.

Dated: 16thNov,2023.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Thank you for your letter No. 460. dated 16thNov,2023. In reply please refer to item No., 124/6 given below:

1. The change of date on your cheque should be initiated.
2. The signature does not quite tally.
3. Please refer to the drawer.
4. There is no balance to pay in the account.
5. Payment of the cheque has been stopped.
6. Date for payment of the cheque has been expired.
7. Saving Bank rules have not been observed.
8. Please present the cheque again next week.
9. Please sign on the back.
10. Endorsement on the back is required.
11. Cheque can be paid only in the payee’s account.
12. Cheque are not accepted for credit to savings account.
13. Saving Deposit Account cannot be operated without three month’s notice.
14. The Bank concerned has refused payment for your cheque.
15. Your cheque is returned herewith.
16. Your payment has not yet been received.

Yours faithfully,

X.Y.Z.

Manager.