CO129-016 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [1-6] — Page 348

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and because the higher qualities of paper cannot be always procured and are, usually extravagantly dear. "With regard to the ordinary paper used for rough traughts, for correspondence on the spot, and for printed forms and Ordinances, it appears that what is called Spanish paper (of which I enclose

а

sheet as a

- specimen) is found to answer

very well, and is always to be had on the

spot at an average

0/4

average price of ofr.

dream/

Unless paper of a similar quality

sent out.

cart

be

t from Longland at a lower rate,

it might be as well to continue to purchase this paper here.

I have only to add in conclusion that there is sufficient stationery on hand to render any further supply from England unnecessary till the 31th of March next. A Catalogue of the amount required is enclosed.

I have the honor to be,

With

13

With the highest respects,

Sir,

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Your Most Obedient,

Humble Servant,

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