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                  <text>T05tal TcUgvapb-CabU Company

Form 103—W276

THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

No.

POSTAL TELEGRAPH ,

MACKAY RADIO

ISSUED AT

. COMMERCIAL CABLES

ALL. AMERICA CABLES
(PATE)

(CITY)

Received from

_______ ___ ^Dollars

THE AMOUNTOF

TO BE PAID TO

CHARGE

mis MCmy OROER IS ACCEPTED IN

POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE COMP

ACCORmNCC WITH THE TERMS ANO
CONDITIONS OF THE WRITTEN CON.

TRACT THIS DAY ENTERED INTO WITH

mis TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

ER AOENT

�Hovember 4^ 1057

Joseph McGi’ath
EarXaport Terrace
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lALbXlQ, XreXaM
hear sir:
On October 11,
^2Q.OO to your
Hurst, College
or on© book on

1937, I wired by Postal ieiejrtuh
a&lt;?ent, Mias K» Kayes, 4 Laurel
Food, Cork, Xi*el&amp;nd, in payiiient
the October e7th rnce,

Alao on October 11, 1 wired yexu* e^^ent, Mias K«
Hayes by Western Union T©l©^;raph "On© Part £• A*
hordin. One Part, C# A, Starkey, Ten Parts. For
b. lliuty.”

X had o;^eoted to received aoknowledgeoient
this
reiaittanoe at least by October 27th, but X have not
received si&lt;.oh notlc© to date*

Your agent, MIbb Hayes, iias handled remittances for
me In the paat&gt; and X have reoelved an aoknovledge*
moot in due time.

Can you, or will you advise me at your convenience.
If this transaction was properly recorded, I am
anxious to have this Information because of futire
events. If it le properly handled, it seems to ms
the most satisfactory way of nandlln^ ti^o matter.
Thankin?: you, 1 am
Very truly yours.

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