6/13, Rehamn Lane,
Lahore.
M/s Mueen News Agency,
Lahore.
Dear Sirs,
As we shall be away from Lahore on a holiday for a short time please stop the delivery of all morning papers after March 20. We will require the papers after April 20.
Yours faithfully.
Dear Madam’
It is a matter of great satisfaction for us that you have been a regular customer of Keventers (Pakistan) Ltd.’ for the last 3 years continuously. We are thankful to you for this patronage. We take this opportunity of informing you that Keventers (Ltd.) has changed hands. The british owners have left the firm into Pakistani hands. But the working staff will continue as usual and the high standard of production and integrity will remain completely unaffected. We trust you will continue to patronise our products as before.
Thanking you’
Yours faithfully’
Keventers (Pak) Ltd.
8/12 Model Town,
Lahore.
M/s Pakistan Times,
Lahore.
Dear Sirs,
I have to complain against late delivery of your ape to me in the morning. The hawker concerned always regrets his inability to be in time, they says that sale procedure is cumbersome at the office counter stage and therefore the Management itself is to blame. Will you, please look into it? Failing to get a satisfactory reply, I am afraid, I will have to switch over to some other Daily.
Yours faithfully.
Dear Sir’
Thank you for your circular letter. True’ the firm has gone into Pakistani hands’ but it must be for the better. I hope you will continue to maintain high business integrity witnessed under British ownership.
Yours faithfully’
Laila Vali.
Dear Sir’
Please note that Mr. Tahir Jamal had taken Rs. 10,000/- from me last week as advance for a machine against a receipt on your behalf. Please send me the machine or refund the money.
Yours faithfully’
Hasan Raza.
Dear Sir,
Around 10 a.m. on September 16, when I go off a bus opposite the G.P.O, a middle aged respectable Sindhi, clad in simple white4 clothes, cheerfully approached me, shook hands and then, warmly pressing my right hand with both his hands closed his eyes for a few seconds and enquired of me, Achha Hae! (how do you do)? I was naturally somewhat surprised by this affectionate treatment form a stranger. I had not experienced anything like this during my three day’s stay in Karachi. On inquiry, he told me hat his son was fighting on the Kashmir front; he wished “victorious joy” for one, and all the jawans fighting for the motherland. We should indeed thank India for having served us in many ways through her invasion, one of which is that crude and selfish slogans like Sind for Sindhi and Punjab for Punjabi-speaking have suddenly vanished. “Pakistan for Pakistanis” is our only slogan now. It is high time o give, once again, a practical shape to the noble words uttered in the days of our patriotic leaders: “Who lives if Pakistan dies; who dies if Pakistan lives?”
Yours faithfully.
Dear Sirs,
As the tests conducted on your sample of sugar cubes have proved satisfactory, we are prepared to place a big order with you to the extent of 20 quintals for the month of November, at prices 1 percent, below those shown in your price list. We agree to pay the full price of the quantity if our demands fall below the minimum quota agreed upon. We may, however, add that we have every right to reject goods not up to the agreed standard of found otherwise unsuitable, or those delivered more than seven days after the date of the order. Such rejections will not be considered as reductions from the total of our order for calculating the amount of discount. Finally this contract must be considered as running from 1st March 1994 to 28th February 1994. We quote two banks references United Bank and National Bank of Pakistan for your satisfaction.
Yours faithfully,
Mr. M.M.Musa,
Packer,
(Token 229)
This is to certify that the date f birth of Mr. M.M. Musa employed in the firm, is 3.7.1962 as per our records.
Manager
K.S. Mangla
Dear Sir,
Rumours spreading all over suggest that share prices of the National Rubber Co. are likely to touch a new low at Rs.500. I shall be obliged if you purchase five shares on my behalf at Rs.500 or below. As I would not like to take undue risk and also keep a margin of safety, I would not go beyond Rs.500/-
Yours faithfully,
Dear Sir,
We are pleased to state that we have been able to obtain five shares on your behalf in the National Rubber Co. as instructed by you. On account o an unprecedented slump in the market, we were fortunately able to purchase these shares at Rs.440 allowing for a brokerage at Rs.1 per share, you will observe that the balance due to us in Rs.2240/4.We are enclosing herewith he necessary transfer form which please fill in and return to us so that the new certificates may be got prepared. The exchange quotation is likely to grow firmer from next week onward, and there is every possibility that your holding will appreciate in value.
Yours faithfully,
