Dear Sm,—Referring to our letter of 9th Jane, 1874, respecting the letting to the Council of 10 mow of Mui on the above lots, we now beg to submit that, in should, term succeeding on on 30th Juno next, jerease in the rent. annum as pa made when t And in altered circumstances of land in the neighbourhood, we wish th ix months' notice before agreed to to be to three, Wo are, Yours Auragp Dunr and Ca., Agents for Warrreneap and THosrsox. R. B, Txons0gy, Ex Seoretary to the of your letter Coaneil notice to acknowledgereosipt 4th instant, giving the at after the 30th June you Propose raising Innd leased to the to Tis, 375 per annum, greatly increased val In reply, I am directed to say that the Council agres to pay you the increased rental, take due note that the term of notice in future will be three months instead of six, as at present, Lam, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, F, Taonnvay, Secretary. To Messrs, ALrRep Dext and Ca., Agents for Messrs, Warreneap and THoseson, Lighting.—The following letter from Shanghai Gra Company is ordered to be publi ed Shanghai, 8th January, 1881.
Sir,—Your letter of the 3rd instant, addressed to the Ci: nirmau, was laid before the Directors this marnix;., and Lam instructed to any, that they repcet they a to your request for a further charge for Public Lamps, This Company have ever recognised the Council as their largest consumer, by supplying them at a much less proportionate rate than that charged private cone they are prepared, as they long sil informed the Council, il loan cil were conning, repairing ti for lights out—(From no—to- not only ply th ate to pri 3, but to make special arrangen liberal discount,
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