In connection to baskets and axe/pick handles being sent from Pictou Landing Indians to the Welfare and Training Service, Hoey stated that future orders could not be entertained as the last order was not met. He said the buyer was "not very well pleased" at the shortage. He reminded Chiasson that the order was for $1.20 per dozen, but they are paying $1.50 per dozen. ( I think the original was for $1.50).

1939-07-06
1939-07-06

R.A. Hoey (Superintendent of Welfare and Training Service) (correspondent)
E. Chiasson (Indian Agent)

Personal correspondence

RG10, Reel C-9547, Vol. 7918, File 41058-2. http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c9574/2026?r=0&s=1

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