FIREWOOD
Sir,—About a week ago I received a load of firewood. The quantity paid for was for one cord. I had my doubts as to its being full measure, so I stacked it: and it measured eight feet by three feet by three feet instead of eight feet by four feet by four feet. I wrote to the seller about it, but re- i ceived no reply. What redress has a i person got in a case like this? I would ' be very grateful for a reply through I your paper.—Yours, etc., r VICTIM. r April 27, 1955. (The correspondent should communi- t eate with the weights and measures c division of the Labour Department, t said Mr W. Hendon, a senior inspector f of the department, when he was asked a to comment on this letter.] c f
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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27683, 13 June 1955, Page 3
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