Silver and Electro Plate Manufactory, Angel of E. C.
Sir,
Nov. 4th 1866.
I understand from apprentice George Baxter that he has applied to you for a situation as Melter under the Government. In answer to your request we are happy to say that without exception during his apprenticeship of Seven years he has proved himself honest, sober and industrious; he has been in our Foundry all that time and has had much experience in Silver and gold Melting.
We remain, Sir,
Yours very respectfully
(16) Edward Barnard & Sons.
George Baxter will conclude his apprenticeship on the 7 Decr next.
9 Sebden St
Camberwell
Nov 9 1888.
I have known G. C. Baxter from September 1869 until the present, and I can say confidently that during the whole of that time he has proved himself steady, industrious and intelligent.
He was apprenticed under me at the age of 14 to learn the business, viz., gold and silver casting & silversmith. His term of apprenticeship expires 7th Day of December, and in my opinion he is thoroughly acquainted with his business, and quite capable of taking the appointment for which he applies.
Should this prove satisfactory to you,
I remain,
Your respectful
D J. Curry
2.
Silver and Electry Plate Manufactory, Augel of E. C.
Si,
e
Nov. 43 1866.
I understand from apprentice George Baxter that be you for
has applied to
as Melter undu abroad.
a
situation
the Government
auswer
for a Character we are
to his
request
happy to say
that without exception during
apprenticeship of Seven.
years he has
Foundry all that
froud himself honest, Soler and industrious;
he has been in our
time and has had much experience
in Silver and
al George
gold Melting.
We remain
Siv,
Yours very respectfully
(16) Edu Barnard & Sons.
George Baster will conclude his apprenticeship on the 7 Dec ' next =
3.
3.
9 Sebben St
Canarbuny
Nov 9 1888.
9
I have known G. C. Baxter
128
from September 1869 until the present. and I can say confidently that during the whole of that time he has proved
steady Limself in my opinion to be a industrious and intelligent yours.
He
mau
apprenticed under me at the
was
age of 14
to learn
His term
he is
business, vit.
or
the
h
gold and silver caster sillette
of apprenticeship expires 7 Day of December, and in
my opinion thoroughly acquainted with his business, and quite capable of taking appointment for which he applies.
Stoping this will prove Satisfactory to you,
Khot paham East 2.RS.
Fremain
Jour respectful D J. Curry
4
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.