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Dear Sir,

We are much obliged for your inquiry about out sugar cubes. We are pleased to sate that the extraordinary size of your order would enables us to reduce our prices by 10 percent. You would appreciatel that the reduction in prices is substantial in view of the prices and conditions of raw material obtaining in the market. We, however hasten to add that this reduction will be allowed only if a minimum of 20 quintals is ordered every month. You will readily admit that it is necessary for us to impose some safeguarding conditions, and you must therefore, give us a firm undertaking to draw at least the above mentioned monthly quota or pay he full price for the quantity you order. You, however, will be free to reject any supplies that do not conform to the samples we are sending today by parcel. As our business connection are new, and we are strangers to each other, we should appreciate a couple of bank reference along also with the order.

Yours faithfully,

To,

The Manager,

K.S. Mangla & Co.,

Jhelum

Dear Sir

As I want to take out a policy on my life from the new Asia ensurance Co., Ltd., will you kindly issue me a proof indicating my date of birth?

Yours faithfully.

M.M. Musa

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,

Der Reader,

I want poor people who can walk the world around, not the rich who cannot walk a mile without a car. I want people who are both physically and mentally rich poor not those who are physically erich but physically poor. I want people who have nothing yet have all, and having all yet have nothing; who are masters and not menials of their possessions, who possesses wealth, not wealth possesses them, and who are not possessed of wealth.

Yours faithfully,

Author.

Dear Sir,

I regret to draw you attention to the inconvenience caused to us by the parking of trucks in the lane situated between post office and Market Road. In all probability this use of the narrow lane has not had your sanction and it is possible that the operator adopted this practice to avoid the convenience caused by driving to the front entrance of the shop , where though sample facilities for parking are available there is every likelihood of a challan. Besides the operator feel no qualms in loading and unloading beyond the shop hors and even on the weekly holiday also. A further point I must raise is the discourtesy shown by the operator to the residents of this lane who venture to protest against this practice. He showed utter lack of any sign of civic sense. I would therefore request you to send your Inspector to examine our complaint and the merit of this case.

Yours faithfully,

Dear Reader,

I want those who suffer for others, not those who make outher’s suffer for themselves. I want those who are miserable in the luxury of modern civilization, not those who luxuriate in the misery of science and non-sense, because science is nonsense. You can either be a donkey under gold* or gold on the back of a donkey. You can be either but not both. When we try to possess wealth, it is wealth that possesses us.

Yours faithfully,

Author.

Dear Sir,

We are in receipt of your complaint and have arranged to send our Inspector next Sunday to examine the point issue. We would advise you not to take the law into your hand during these day and let the Corporation staff take necessary action.

Yours faithfully,