an answer would be sent at an early date; but in
spite of several reminders no answer has yet reached
us. There may be reasons of which we are ignorent
for this protracted delay; but, on the face of it, it
seems scarcely reasonable, and it is causing us
some inconvenience.
I should be very grateful if you would be
so good as to look into the matter and do anything
that may be possible to expedite the reply to our
questions.
Yours very sincerely,
(Sgd) J. E. Shuckburgh.
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